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Current roleBusiness owner
PartyRepublican
Political ideologyConservative Republican
LocationArizona
BackgroundBusiness owner
Notable personal detailsScott David Neely is an Arizona Republican political candidate and small-business owner based in Mesa. He ran in the 2022 Republican primary for Governor of Arizona and later ran for mayor of Mesa in 2024. He has also been listed as a declared candidate in the 2026 Republican primary for Governor of Arizona. His business background has been described as a concrete pumping contractor and as the founder of Action Concrete Pumping and Action Concrete Pumping Supply.
Supports tax reform to make Arizona/Mesa more competitive for small and medium-sized businesses and aims to redirect public funding to prioritize core services and infrastructure efficiency. Emphasizes using tax and budget changes to attract and retain businesses and to ensure taxpayer dollars are spent efficiently.
The candidate has stated support for ensuring Arizonans have access to quality, affordable healthcare but provides only general commitments rather than specific policy proposals on coverage, public options, or market-based reforms.
The candidate supports strengthening and fortifying the U.S.–Mexico border, including backing border-wall infrastructure and demanding law-and-order approaches to border security. Positions emphasize stronger border controls and enforcement-focused measures rather than expanded legal pathways or asylum protections.
The candidate has identified as pro‑life and expressed support for the Supreme Court decision that overturned Roe v. Wade; public debate remarks indicate alignment with restricting abortion access. There is no clear detailed public statement from his campaign site specifying exact exceptions or the breadth of restrictions he supports.
Supports investments in clean-energy infrastructure and a transition toward a clean energy economy while emphasizing infrastructure priorities such as EV charging networks and water security projects. Policy language focuses on building out clean-energy and infrastructure capacity rather than endorsing aggressive fossil-fuel phase-outs or Green New Deal–style provisions.
Supports strengthening law enforcement (increasing staffing and training), tougher local public‑safety measures such as making panhandling illegal, and creating school safety task forces; pledges to uphold the Second Amendment.



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