Paul's Vision

I’m running for the Tennessee House because I believe strong communities don’t happen by accident — they’re built by people who show up, work hard, and take responsibility.

My vision for District 32 is simple: protect what matters, build what’s needed, and prepare the next generation to lead.

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Building the Infrastructure of Tomorrow

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Roads, bridges, utilities, broadband, and energy systems aren’t political talking points — they’re the backbone of economic growth and public safety. As a blue-collar electrician, I understand firsthand what it takes to build and maintain critical infrastructure.

We must invest wisely, prioritize local workers, and ensure our district is prepared for growth without sacrificing our rural character.

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Strengthening Education with Accountability

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Parents should have a voice. Teachers should have support. And students should graduate prepared for real opportunity — whether that’s college, the trades, or military service.

I support practical education pathways, workforce development, and partnerships with trade programs so young people can step directly into good-paying careers right here at home.

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Protecting Children and Families

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The measure of a community is how well it protects its most vulnerable. We must stand firm for law and order, secure our communities, and ensure children are protected from exploitation, drugs, and harmful influences.

As a former 911 dispatcher, firefighter, and paramedic, I’ve seen what happens when systems fail. I will always advocate for policies that strengthen families — not weaken them.

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Supporting Those Who Put Their Lives on the Line

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Police officers, firefighters, EMS personnel, and our military members deserve more than applause — they deserve action.

Having deployed to Iraq and served over a decade in emergency services, I understand the sacrifices these men and women make. I will fight to ensure they have the resources, protections, and support they need to serve safely and effectively.