• This campaign is about just three things: jobs, jobs, jobs.

    “This campaign is about just three things: jobs, jobs, jobs.”

  • I’m committed to the long-term viability of Social Security and Medicare.

    “I’m committed to the long-term viability of Social Security and Medicare. When we make a promise, we have to keep it and our seniors need to know that we will.”

  • I’ve worked closely with law enforcement to make our communities safer.

    “As your prosecuting attorney, I’ve worked closely with law enforcement to make our communities safer. I want to make sure that we have that same commitment in Washington.”

Tell Washington that it’s time to get back to moving forward.

As a lifelong resident of northeast Arkansas, Scott Ellington understands what’s important to us. Scott is running for Congress because he also understands that Washington needs some good common sense.

“We all know that Washington isn’t getting things done that need to be done. It makes no sense to elect people that want to tear down just about everything that our country has accomplished over the last 50 years. I know that we need to make tough decisions, but let’s use some of the common sense that this part of the country is known for.”

Scott Ellington

From his first job (at the age of 12) mowing and edging seven acres around Clark’s Chapel through his current position as Prosecuting Attorney, the “American Dream” has been an essential part of Scott’s life. Work hard. Go to school. Provide for your family. Help your neighbors. Today, perhaps more than ever, those core values are critical to our future.

“Our country is beginning to work its way out of the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. We must make jobs our first priority. First, second and third ... we have to get this country back to work. Any elected official that doesn’t believe that needs to get sent home right now.”

Help send a man with proven northeast Arkansas common sense to represent us in Washington. Vote for Scott Ellington for U.S. Congress on May 22nd.