Scotty Campbell
Scotty Campbell is the Republican member of the Tennessee House of Representatives for the 3rd district, encompassing Mountain City, Johnson County, and parts of Sullivan County. Campbell originally served from January 2011 until November 2012 after the House District seat was vacated by Rep. Jason Mumpower at the end of his last term. Campbell was elected back to the re-districted House District seat in November 2020 after the seat was vacated by Rep. Timothy Hill at the end of his last House term. Biography. Scotty Campbell was born on February 21, 1984 in Johnson County. Campbell interned  as a 17 year-old teenager for Democratic politician Bob Clement during 2001. Campbell later earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Cumberland University, and studied Public Policy at Tennessee State University. Campbell worked as a 911 police/fire/EMS dispatcher and also as a morning radio talk show host with the WFHG 92.9 FM news/talk format radio station in the Tri-Cities, TN/VA region. Campbell was a member of the Chambers of Commerce of Bristol and Johnson County. Tom Humphrey, 'On Scotty Campbell's Win Despite Anonymous Attacks', on Knoxnews.com </ref> Campbell worked for four  years as a legislative staffer in the Tennessee General Assembly for Republicans Diane Black, Brian Kelsey, Debra Maggart, and Tennessee Speaker of the House Kent Williams. He received anonymous threats during his campaign for the 3rd district. He became state Representative in January 2011. He is a Baptist. Current Legislative committees. Scotty Campbell has been a member of the following committees: Professional experience. Scotty Campbell has had the following professional experience: Political experience. Scotty Campbell has had the following political experience: Organizations. Campbell has been a member of the following organizations: Personal life. On the June 24th, 2013 edition of  Monday Night Raw, Campbell made an appearance with the WWE tag team Tons of Funk, participating in their lively dancing antics as the winning bidder for a Hurricane Sandy Relief Fund fundraising auction the wrestling promotion held in connection with the recent Wrestlemania event. Electoral history. 2020. Campbell ran unopposed in the general election.