About
Scott Pullins is a Mount Vernon, Ohio based attorney, public affairs counselor, political writer, and charter school board member. For 36 years he has worked for a multitude of Republican candidates, officeholders, political organizations, and small businesses.
He attended Ohio University and graduated with a Bachelors of Arts in Political Science from the Ohio State University. He graduated with a Juris Doctorate from the Capital University Law School.
While at Ohio University he was elected for one term as the President of the Ohio University College Republican Club. He was elected to two terms as the Chairman of the Ohio College Republican Federation. While at Capital he was a member of the Federalist Society and he is now a member of the Republican National Lawyers Association.
In Knox County he has served as the President of the Knox County Young Republican Club and as the Vice Chairman of the Ohio League of Young Republicans. He is a past Vice Chairman and Chairman of the Knox County Republican Party. He is currently an elected member of the Knox County Republican Central Committee. He is a regular major donor to the Knox County Republican Party.
He is running for the Ohio House in the newly drawn House District 98 which includes all of Coshocton and Holmes Counties and most of Knox County. His top priority is restoring the state legislature as a separate, and EQUAL branch of state government. That includes putting safeguards in place to prevent the abuse of power by government officials during pandemics.
Pullins is a strong advocate for medical freedom and a supporter of HB 248. HB 248 would prohibit vaccine mandates, vaccine passports, and mask mandates. He strongly believes that no one should lose their job over a vaccine.
He attended Ohio University and graduated with a Bachelors of Arts in Political Science from the Ohio State University. He graduated with a Juris Doctorate from the Capital University Law School.
While at Ohio University he was elected for one term as the President of the Ohio University College Republican Club. He was elected to two terms as the Chairman of the Ohio College Republican Federation. While at Capital he was a member of the Federalist Society and he is now a member of the Republican National Lawyers Association.
In Knox County he has served as the President of the Knox County Young Republican Club and as the Vice Chairman of the Ohio League of Young Republicans. He is a past Vice Chairman and Chairman of the Knox County Republican Party. He is currently an elected member of the Knox County Republican Central Committee. He is a regular major donor to the Knox County Republican Party.
He is running for the Ohio House in the newly drawn House District 98 which includes all of Coshocton and Holmes Counties and most of Knox County. His top priority is restoring the state legislature as a separate, and EQUAL branch of state government. That includes putting safeguards in place to prevent the abuse of power by government officials during pandemics.
Pullins is a strong advocate for medical freedom and a supporter of HB 248. HB 248 would prohibit vaccine mandates, vaccine passports, and mask mandates. He strongly believes that no one should lose their job over a vaccine.
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