Meet Frank Scott, Jr.

Most people didn’t believe a kid from Southwest Little Rock would grow up to be a banker, an associate pastor, a state Highway Commissioner, or even walk the halls of the State Capitol shaping Arkansas public policy. And many did not believe that same kid from Southwest Little Rock could become mayor of the state’s largest city, but in 2018 we showed that anything is possible if we marry vision and purpose to our potential.

Frank Scott, Jr. is running for re-election as Mayor of Little Rock because, while our city’s made tremendous progress, he believes we can do more— together. We’re growing forward through increased jobs growth, economic development across the entire city and stronger neighborhood safety.

 
 
 

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Mayor Frank Scott, Jr. Dominates Monday Debate, Gives Residents a Clear Choice—To Move Forward or Go Backward

On Monday, Oct. 10 in a widely viewed debate broadcast via YouTube by the Central Arkansas Library System, on KUAR 89.1 FM and in partnership with the League of Women Voters, Mayor Frank Scott, Jr. articulated his vision for the future of Little Rock and why voters should cast their ballots for his re-election—there’s a clear choice to either progress forward or go backward.

Mayor Frank Scott, Jr. Condemns SCOTUS Decision to Overturn Roe v. Wade and Restrict Women’s Access to Abortion

“In the strongest way possible, I condemn today’s SCOTUS opinion that strips women’s constitutional rights to make decisions about their bodies. This was settled law in our country for half a century, and today’s ruling mistakenly leaves the question of access to abortion up to individual states, of which 13, including Arkansas, have trigger laws to ban abortion if Roe v. Wade was overturned. There are issues that should not be left to individual states to decide. A woman’s right to privacy about her reproductive health should be the law of the land in every state in this country.

Press Release: Mayor Frank Scott, Jr., Little Rock Residents Open Campaign Office, Set Growing Forward Outreach

On Thursday, July 15 more than 300 Neighbors for Frank Scott, Jr. celebrated the opening of the re-election campaign office in the heart of Little Rock at 1124 S. Battery St. Supporters hosted a block party with food and plenty of drinks to help Mayor Scott cut the ceremonial ribbon, welcome residents inside, and sign up to volunteer for the Growing Forward movement.

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