Scott Meyers

Scott Meyers graduated from Simi Valley High School. He earned a law degree from the Pepperdine University School of Law in 1988. His career experience includes working as an attorney.[1]

Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

California native. Self-employed for 26 years. I am Scott Meyers, and I am running for Congress to fight for Los Angeles.

I have lived in this region for almost 50 years. I am not a career politician. I am your neighbor.

I was raised by a schoolteacher and a minister, lower middle class. I was raised on hope, discipline, responsibility, and love of this country's liberties. I started working at 14.

As a small business owner for three decades, I built my law practice confronting problems and solving them.

I see what you see: people struggling with rising rent, groceries, and gas. California and Washington remain undisciplined with our money. I oppose tax increases.

This District is the entertainment capital of the world. I will fight to bring film and television production back, returning thousands of jobs and supporting small businesses.

Government must be held accountable for how it spends our money. I will work to restore neighborhood safety, secure the border, require genuine education — science, reading, writing, math, and critical thinking — and extinguish the drug crisis.

Common sense starts here.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

I stand for full accountability and transparency over how our tax money is spent. Currently we are only learning about fraud, waste and abuse of Californian’s money by way of federal investigations. Our state and local governments won’t investigate.Because the federal government helps finance the state, the county, and the city, it should have immediate access to the various funding projects of our state, county and city that have ended up only fleecing us citizens.I will remain steadfast in keeping boys out of girls sports, and out of their locker rooms.I favor and promise full access to constituents by way of quarterly, open, and unscripted press conferences. Elected officials must speak to their constituents and answer their concerns and questions. We don’t currently have that in California. That will change with me.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

Maintaining our liberties; protecting the spaces of women and girls; safe neighborhoods; personal responsibility;

Full transparency: our leaders are supposed to speak to us, represent us, be honest about who they are, and how they spend our money.