Fighting for lower taxes, quality education, election integrity, and the constitutional rights that make Pennsylvania strong.
Scott was born in Pennsylvania and has lived here most of his life. When he graduated from high school, he voted for a Democrat in his first presidential election. Before finishing college, he worked in a factory as a member of the United Steelworkers. The values that shaped his life — hard work, personal responsibility, faith, and family – have been there since the start.
He understands working families because he comes from one.
With a focus on lower taxes, quality education, election integrity, and public safety, Scott is committed to protecting the values and constitutional rights that make Pennsylvania strong.
“Real change doesn’t come from career politicians. It starts with trust. I listen, communicate clearly, and work with people to turn good intentions into real, measurable results.”
Cut taxes, curb spending, grow Pennsylvania’s economy.
Give parents real choices for quality schooling.
One voter, one ballot—secure, transparent elections.
Stronger policing, safer neighborhoods, fair justice.
Secure borders, legal immigration, safer communities.
Protect lawful gun ownership and community safety.
Defend free speech, open dialogue, and debate.
Ensure fairness, safety, and integrity in women’s sports.
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Scott made a career of helping others, been raising support for charities in Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and now as the director of gift planning for the 12-state Eastern USA Territory of The Salvation Army.
Under Scott’s leadership, his 29-member team has directed $1 billion into efforts that feed the hungry, house the homeless, support recovery from addictions, expand educational opportunity, and help families
Scott earned his master of divinity in 1984, and his doctorate in education in 1994, writing his dissertation on the key characteristics that distinguish exceptional leaders.He has written and edited dozens of publications for Philanthropy.org
Scott is a tenth generation American whose Pennsylvania heritage dates back to Rebekah Biles who was born here two years before William Penn arrived, and married Joseph Janney who came the year after Penn landed.
Scott is the opposite of a career politician. He is not seeking a political career, but answering a call from local and state leaders to fight for the people of PA Senate District 18. He has no intention of serving more than two terms in the Pennsylvania Senate.
Scott is a guitar player, hunter, gardener, and outdoorsman — grounded in the simple, traditional Pennsylvania values that shaped his life.
The views of the candidate are not necessarily those of The Salvation Army, the Wesleyan Holiness Connection, or Philanthropy.org.
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