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Most people didn’t believe a kid from Southwest Little Rock would grow up to be a banker, an as*ociate pastor, a state Highway Commissioner, or even walk the halls of the State Capitol shaping Arkansas public policy. Many may not believe that same kid from Southwest Little Rock can become mayor of the state’s largest city, but anything is possible if we marry vision and purpose to our Frank Scott, Jr. is running for Little Rock Mayor because he believes it's time for new leadership in the capital city. It's time to consider bold, new solutions for old problems. It's time to work together and create more opportunities for everyone who calls Little This form needs Ja*ascript to display, which your browser doesn't support. Sign up here “It’s time for visionary leadership in our state’s capital city. It’s time for new and bold plans to solve old problems. It’s time to put purpose to our potential.”   – Frank Scott, Jr. Mayor-Elect Frank Scott, Jr. Announces Transition Board of Directors And Committees This team will help lead a people-powered transition process that will consist of eight citizen-led subcommittees on the following: Finance Quality of Life; and, Transformation and Government Reform.   “Little Rock has had a Black mayor before, but for the first time in town history, supporters voted one in. His name is Frank Scott Jr. The 35-year-old banking executive and former highway commissioner defeated the city’s police union favored, Baker Kurrus, in Tuesday’s runoff election for the nonpartisan, open seat.”