Scott Holcomb

Holcomb earned his B.A. from the University of Connecticut and his J.D. from West Virginia University. His professional experience includes working as a part-time teacher at Georgia Tech's Sam Nunn School of International Affairs. He served as a captain in the U.S. Army's Judge Advocate General (JAG) Corps for six years and in the Air National Guard for six years.

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Holcomb's website highlighted the following campaign themes:[13]

My Philosophy

Excerpt: "I believe that voters want a representative who is interested in solving problems. Scoring political points isn't a way to fix anything. Neither is playing partisan politics. Honestly, there just isn't time for that."

Education

Excerpt: "A high-quality public education system is key to Georgia's economic security. It is also the best investment we can make in the long term vitality of our communities. I am committed to fighting for innovation in our classrooms and creative solutions for our funding problems."

Economic Development & Jobs

Excerpt: "During difficult economic times, one of government's most important responsibilities is to set the table for private sector growth. That requires innovative use of tax revenue, strategic investment in infrastructure (such as the Port of Savannah), and prudent support for people who are hurting due to the slowdown."

Ethics

Excerpt: "I believe we should ban all lobbyist gifts and institute very strict disclosure laws. We need rules that make it plain to everybody that anyone holding public office in Georgia must put the people's interests first. If a politician can't support rules like that, he or she shouldn't hold office."

Veterans

Excerpt: "As a veteran and a Member of the Defense and Veterans Affairs Committee, I am committed to helping Georgia's veterans and their families."