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David Scott

Candidate for Arizona State House – District 10

Arizona · Legislative District 10

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 business leader, community advocate, and independent candidate for Arizona State House in Legislative District 10. With over 25 years of experience in banking, he currently serves as Arizona Market President for First Western Bank & Trust, where he works closely with small businesses and families across the East Valley. David serves on multiple nonprofit boards focused on education, economic development, and community impact, and is a certified substitute teacher in Mesa Public Schools. He lives in Mesa with his wife, Jessica, and their two children, and is committed to strengthening opportunity, accountability, and trust in Arizona.

Positions

Issue Stances

Water Policy

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Education Funding

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Border Security & Immigration

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Housing Affordability

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Election Integrity

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Healthcare Access

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Public Safety & Criminal Justice

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Energy Policy

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Economic Development & Jobs

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Reproductive Rights

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Transportation & Infrastructure

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Government Spending & Taxation

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Legislature

Legislative Voting Record

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Ballot

Ballot Measure Stances

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Coverage

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