Samantha Scott

Professional Background

Samantha Scott is a marketing and real-estate professional representing Florida House District 52. Her campaign biography describes earlier leadership as executive director of the Sumter County Chamber of Commerce and marketing work for Mike Scott Plumbing. It also describes service on the Lake-Sumter State College Board of Trustees and in local Republican Party leadership. The House record lists her occupation as director of marketing; these sources do not identify a completed college degree.

Experience

• Florida State Representative · District 52
• Sumter County Chamber of Commerce: former executive director (campaign-reported)
• Mike Scott Plumbing: marketing work (campaign-reported)
• Lake-Sumter State College Board of Trustees: service reported by campaign

Office & Authority

Represents this district in the Florida House of Representatives.

Follow the Money

Reporting period: 2025-11-20 – 2026-10-02.

Reported Receipts

$90,709.72

Reported Disbursements

$18,620.81

Loans

$0.00

Monetary Contributions

$90,709.72

In-Kind Contributions

$1,353.01

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Sources & Further Records

Biography & Background

Portrait & Credits

Samantha Scott campaign

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Official Records

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