Scott has a bachelor's degree from the University of Connecticut, a law degree from West Virginia University, a master's degree in business administration from the University of Georgia, and a master's degree in public administration from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Scott is a lawyer. He founded Holcomb + Ward, LLP, a law firm. He used to be a lawyer in the U.S. Army.

Scott Holcomb is a state representative for District 81. He was first elected in 2010 and has been in office for six terms.

Said, [o]ne of government's most important responsibilities is to set the table for private sector growth," including "innovative use of tax revenue, strategic investment in infrastructure ... and prudent support for people who are hurting due to the slowdown."

Wants to invest in transportation, especially transit in the metro areas.

- Said, [o]ne of government's most important responsibilities is to set the table for private sector growth," including "innovative use of tax revenue, strategic investment in infrastructure ... and prudent support for people who are hurting due to the slowdown." 
- Wants to invest in transportation, especially transit in the metro areas.

Economy

As of July 5, 2022, Scott Holcomb’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Healthcare

Wants to reinstate compensation for National Board Certified teachers, restore state funding to get rid of teacher furloughs and return class sizes to previous levels, and address poverty and its impact on student performance.

- Wants to reinstate compensation for National Board Certified teachers, restore state funding to get rid of teacher furloughs and return class sizes to previous levels, and address poverty and its impact on student performance.

Education

As a state representative, worked to address the state's backlog of untested sexual assault kits, to preserve evidence in sexual assault cases, and to allow victims of domestic violence to break their leases without an early termination penalty.

- As a state representative, worked to address the state's backlog of untested sexual assault kits, to preserve evidence in sexual assault cases, and to allow victims of domestic violence to break their leases without an early termination penalty.

Public Safety

Scott Holcomb

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