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Amy Smith Wamsley

Amy Smith Wamsley

Amy Smith Wamsley, personally registered as a Republican.

Endorsements: Roger Aiken, vice chair UNC Board of Governors, former Buncombe County school board chairman; Alice Hart, retired associate superintendent for Asheville City Schools and former principal in Buncombe County; Dusty Pless, current Buncombe County school board at-large representative; Bob Rhinehart, former Buncombe County school board chairman; Bill Wadell, community member; Blue Ridge Republican Women’s Club

Why I’m running:
In order to be effective in a position of influence concerning the welfare of our children, one must possess a 360-degree view of the system and its impact. Acquiring that view requires years of observation, activism, commitment and unselfishness. Over the last several years, I have been advocating for our schools in both private and public settings in order to unite our community around the public schools in Buncombe County.

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