Rollin Knight

Rollin Knight(March 25, 1973) is a Jesstopian politician who currently serves as a Representative in the North Lorray State assembly. He has served as House pro tempore since 2019 and was reelected in 2022. He sought the North Lorray Nationalist Party's nomination for North Lorray Governor's Office in 2024, seeking to beat out Governor Linda Lee. He was unsuccessful after the party nominated her for 2024's nominee on October 5, 2023.

## Office Information

### Election(s)

* 1995 Riverside Representative Election
* 1997 Riverside Representative Election
* 2000 Riverside Representative Election
* 2002 Riverside Representative Election
* 2004 Riverside Representative Election
* 2006 Riverside Representative Election
* 2008 Riverside Representative Election
* 2010 Riverside Representative Election
* 2012 Riverside Representative Election
* 2014 Riverside Representative Election
* 2016 Riverside Representative Election
* 2018 Riverside Representative Election
* 2020 Riverside Representative Election
* 2022 Riverside Representative Election

## Biological Information

### Born

March 25, 1973(Age 50)

On March 25, 1973, Rollin Knight was born to mother Frank Knight, and Brandy Knight, and was the first of 3 boys. He is the eldest second cousin to Mesa Governor Parker Heaton. Raised in Riverside, North Lorray, Knight attended Riverside High School where he graduated with high honors. He then attended Zankburg University's School of Politics, and then attended Yale Law School where he obtained his Jesstopian Masters in Political sciences.

## Personal Life

Knight is married to his loving wife of 15 years, Nicole Knight. Together, they have 4 children, 2 sons and 2 daughters. Their names are Parker, Cole, Lisa and Kelly. They live on a farm in Riverside, and work with farmers to produce wheat and eggs and volunteer their time normally helping out on farms and where ever they can.

## North Lorray Assembly(1995-Present)

### Representative For Riverside(1995-Present)

On May 10, 1995, Knight was elected to represent Riverside in the State assembly, a role in which he has held since. On May 10, 2019, he was elected to serve as the House pro tempore, a role that he became familiar with quite quickly. He gained popularity over his presiding and was twice a candidate for House Speaker of the State assembly, but lost by a minimal margin. He worked closely with 11 Governors out of the Governors that served North Lorray.

During his career in the North Lorray House, he played a key role in removing several laws from North Lorray's Penal code, that would strengthen the powers of law enforcement officials, that had nothing to do with their official role. He believed in suspending 21 officers over the course of 10 years, for misconduct and abuse of power but reaffirmed his support for good cops and the law enforcement community as a whole.

Knight was a key supporter of childhood home violence prevention bills and voted on every single one until they were passed in the House. He advocated and continues to advocate for children in abusive households and those who suffer as a result. On April 25, 2021, Knight proposed a funding bill that would serve to set up childhood abuse care centers, which would see the construction of specialized housing for abused children and aid in rehabilitating them.

Knight is also working to provide funding to all schools nationwide to sponsor after school sports and activities so that children of abuse at home can relax and enjoy themselves without having to worry about the abuse at home. The bill is currently in the draft stage and is being written as a proposal which is scheduled to hit the floor by July 2023.

## Office Information

### Election(s)

* 2019 North Lorray House Elections
* 2022 North Lorray House Elections

### Preceded By

Regina George

On April 10, 2019, Knight was nominated to serve as the North Lorray's House Of The People's Pro Tempore. He accepted his nomination and was voted in on April 26, 2019. He was sworn in on May 10, 2019 and has served since. He was reelected to serve as House Pro Tempore in 2022 and was again sworn in on May 10, 2022.

Over his tenure, he oversaw serious issues, including the failing North Lorray economy, an economy that Governor Sam Simon spent much of his term trying to repair. He also was instrumental in suspending several former Representatives that were caught in collusion with several federal agents.

## Campaign For North Lorray's Governor

On November 22, 2022, Knight announced that he was seeking election to North Lorray's Governorship. He is seeking to defeat Linda Lee. If he is successful, he aims to work towards establishing a fairer Government, while improving the State's educational system and the value of the education. He hopes that his win in 2024, will contribute to the establishment of more schools statewide, as well as provide additional resources to struggling families throughout North Lorray. His campaign ended after the North Lorray Nationalist Party nominated Governor Linda Lee on October 5, 2023.