David Scott
Candidate for Arizona State House – District 10
Arizona · Legislative District 10
David Scott won the primary and is the party's nominee for the general election. Ran unopposed in the July 21, 2026 No Labels Party primary for LD10 House. Faces Republicans Justin Olson and James Rogers and Democrats Helen Hunter and Brian Calaway for two seats in the November 3, 2026 general election.
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Statement
I'm running for State House of Representatives because too many people in our community are doing everything right and still falling behind. The cost of living keeps rising, small businesses are under pressure, and confidence in our institutions is breaking down. I'm not a career politician. I've spent over two decades working with local businesses, helping them grow, hire, and navigate real challenges. I've seen firsthand where policy works and where it doesn't. My focus is simple: make Arizona more affordable, strengthen education, and support small businesses. That means practical solutions including expanding workforce and housing pipelines, improving accountability in education spending, and making it easier for entrepreneurs to access capital and grow. I'm running as an independent because I believe our state needs leadership that prioritizes people over politics. We don't have to choose between parties. We can choose common sense, transparency, and results. Arizona is full of hardworking people who want a fair shot and a stable future for their families. They deserve leaders who listen, who tell the truth, and who are willing to do the work.
Biography
David Scott is a banker and community leader running for the Arizona House as a No Labels Party candidate who describes himself as an independent. With more than 25 years in banking, he is Arizona Market President for First Western Bank & Trust, whose Arizona division he built to serve small businesses and nonprofits. He serves on nonprofit boards focused on education and economic development, chairs the board of the Million Dollar Teacher Project, created the Leaders for Literacy program at Valley Leadership, and spent a year substitute teaching in Mesa schools. His campaign lists endorsements from the Mesa Chamber of Commerce, Forward Party Arizona, and Stand for Children Arizona, and he took part in the Clean Elections LD10 debate. He lives in Mesa with his wife, Jessica, and their two children. He ran unopposed in the July 21, 2026 No Labels Party primary and faces Republicans Justin Olson and James Rogers and Democrats Helen Hunter and Brian Calaway for two seats on November 3, 2026.
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Water Policy
SupportsSupports clear, consistent assured water supply standards and protecting existing water rights.
"he supports clear, consistent assured water supply standards and protecting existing water rights"
Education Funding
SupportsSupports early childhood programs and educator support, and says all education options, including ESAs, must be fair, transparent, and accountable.
"education policy — whether public, charter, private, or ESA — must be fair, transparent, and accountable"
Border Security & Immigration
No official stance on record.
Housing Affordability
OpposesSays Arizona needs more housing and wage growth, but does not support rent control.
"He does not support rent control"
Election Integrity
No official stance on record.
Healthcare Access
No official stance on record.
Public Safety & Criminal Justice
SupportsSupports ensuring police, firefighters, paramedics, and dispatchers have the resources they need.
"He will work to make sure first responders have the resources and support to do their jobs."
Energy Policy
SupportsSupports requiring large new power users such as data centers to pay for grid upgrades they need, and a mix of renewables, nuclear, and natural gas.
"David supports requiring large new power users, including data centers, to cover the cost of the upgrades they need."
Economic Development & Jobs
SupportsSupports predictable regulation and better access to capital for small businesses and nonprofits.
"improving access to capital for entrepreneurs and community organizations"
Reproductive Rights
No official stance on record.
Transportation & Infrastructure
No official stance on record.
Government Spending & Taxation
No official stance on record.
Legislature
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