Scott was born in Indiana and has lived in several states. He was part of the first graduating class of Mountaine Pointe. He went on to earn his bachelor’s in microbiology and mathematics from Arizona State University, followed by a master's degree in microbiology from the University of Hawaii.

Scott previously worked for Arizona State University’s High Performance Computing Initiative. However, he began his career researching and modeling neural network function blocks for embedded microcontrollers at Intel. Since, he has worked to support other political candidates and ballot initiatives. 

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Scott Menor previously ran for state representative of District 5, but withdrew prior to the primary election.

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Believes tax policies create "perverse incentives" that lead to vacant properties, driving up prices and harming business owners and renters. Plans to propose legislation to fine investors for leaving properties vacant to lower market prices.

Plans to propose legislation to fine investors for leaving properties vacant to lower market prices.

Plans to work with the Chamber of Commerce and Valley Metro to improve local business access and economic growth through light rail expansion.

- Plans to propose legislation to fine investors for leaving properties vacant to lower market prices.
- Plans to work with the Chamber of Commerce and Valley Metro to improve local business access and economic growth through light rail expansion.

Economy

Believes the current policing system is irreparable and should be completely rethought. Said, "the vast majority" of police tasks, like handling car crashes or assisting unhoused people, "doesn’t need to be done by armed paramilitary soldiers in body armour."

Opposes the current amount of funding going toward the policing system and wants to promote dialogue on police reform. 

- Opposes the current amount of funding going toward the policing system and wants to promote dialogue on police reform. 

Public Safety

Believes in bodily autonomy and individual choice, supporting the Arizona Abortion Access Act.

Plans to revamp AHCCCS, making it accessible to all Arizonans, and aims to build towards public and universal healthcare coverage.

Plans to revamp Arizona Health Cost Containment System (AHCCCS), making it accessible to all Arizonans, and aims to build towards public and universal healthcare coverage.

The candidate's website says, "Not only is cannabis legal for recreational use in Arizona. Its usage is nearly uniform across demographics, but if you’re Black or brown or poor, the chances of you getting arrested or convicted for it are doubled. Scott campaigned for legalisation in Arizona and strongly supports legalisation at the federal level."

- Supports access to safe abortions.
- Plans to revamp Arizona Health Cost Containment System (AHCCCS), making it accessible to all Arizonans, and aims to build towards public and universal healthcare coverage.
- The candidate's website says, "Not only is cannabis legal for recreational use in Arizona. Its usage is nearly uniform across demographics, but if you’re Black or brown or poor, the chances of you getting arrested or convicted for it are doubled. Scott campaigned for legalisation in Arizona and strongly supports legalisation at the federal level."

Healthcare

Believes in providing nearly free education at state institutions for both sexes. Supports a system of common schools offering free education for students aged six to twenty-one for at least six months annually.

Supports a system of common schools offering free education for students aged six to twenty-one for at least six months annually.

Believes education is a high-return investment that should be accessible to all. Supports broad liberal arts education without undue focus on personal return-on-investment, enriching society by fostering greater appreciation and understanding.

Supports broad liberal arts education without undue focus on personal return-on-investment, enriching society by fostering greater appreciation and understanding.

Believes "every dollar spent on public education pays off" and supports adequately funding public schools, including counselors, to improve property values and invest in the future.

Supports adequately funding public schools, including counselors, to improve property values and invest in the future.

Believes in "FREE PUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATION." Supports accessible education policies for children, college students, and K-12 schools.

Wants to enhance education opportunities by relieving the financial burden of attending higher education. 

- Supports a system of common schools offering free education for students aged six to twenty-one for at least six months annually.
- Supports broad liberal arts education without undue focus on personal return-on-investment, enriching society by fostering greater appreciation and understanding.
- Supports adequately funding public schools, including counselors, to improve property values and invest in the future.
- Wants to enhance education opportunities by relieving the financial burden of attending higher education. 

Education

Believes Phoenix, "the Valley of the Sun," should utilize its abundant sunshine to power the country by covering every home, building, and parking lot with solar panels to reduce dependence on fossil fuels.

Wants to harness the abundance of sunshine by increasing the amount of solar panels in use and decreasing dependence on fossil fuels.

Believes that maintaining a clean and sustainable water supply is essential for desert communities to survive and thrive.

Said, “Water is life - particularly so in a desert community. Having and maintaining a clean sustainable water supply with responsible use is essential for us…”

- Wants to harness the abundance of sunshine by increasing the amount of solar panels in use and decreasing dependence on fossil fuels.
- Said, “Water is life - particularly so in a desert community. Having and maintaining a clean sustainable water supply with responsible use is essential for us…”

Energy & the Environment

Believes in electoral reform by removing barriers for third-party candidates to run for office and making them competitive. Plans to focus on normalizing ballot access requirements if elected.

Plans to focus on normalizing ballot access requirements for third-party candidates running for office.

Supports making it easier for constituents to engage with the legislative process during campaigns and legislative sessions.

- Plans to focus on normalizing ballot access requirements for third-party candidates running for office.
- Supports making it easier for constituents to engage with the legislative process during campaigns and legislative sessions.

Voting & Elections

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- Your state representatives represent the interests of your local district in the Arizona State House of Representatives. The State House of Representatives, along with the State Senate, makes up the state lawmaking body: the Arizona Legislature.
- Your state representatives can author, sponsor, and vote on bills that may become state laws.
- Arizona has 30 districts, and each district is represented by two State Representatives, making a total of 60 State Representatives.
- State Representatives are elected to two-year terms. They are paid a yearly salary of $24,000. They only serve in the role part-time.

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