Scott Soracco is from Atlanta, Georgia. He has a bachelor's degree from North Georgia College. He currently lives in Hall County, Georgia, caring for his elderly mother and helping prepare his high school senior navigate college planning.

Scott Soracco is originally from Atlanta, Georgia. He has a bachelor's degree from North Georgia College.

Scott is a retired U.S. Army officer. He served 27 years in the Army, including deployments to Desert Shield, Desert Storm, and Iraq. After retiring, he worked as an operations chief for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for 11 years. He also briefly worked as a financial consultant. 

Scott is currently retired. He worked as an operations chief for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and as a financial consultant. He served as a U.S. Army Officer for 27 years. 

Scott is a candidate for Georgia House District 29. He is a 27-year Army veteran and a retired FEMA operations chief.

Scott Soracco - Ballotpedia

Scott's campaign for Georgia State Representative, District 29 is his first run for public office. 

Said, "With affordability as a guide and common sense budgeting we can strive to maintain low taxes while enabling continued growth, reinforcing infrastructure, strengthening the business sector, supporting law enforcement, addressing healthcare freedom of choice, education funding gaps, and humane animal rescue programs, without reckless expenditures."

Wants to "maintain low taxes while enabling continued growth, reinforcing infrastructure, strengthening the business sector, supporting law enforcement, addressing healthcare freedom of choice, education funding gaps, and humane animal rescue programs, without reckless expenditures."

- Wants to "maintain low taxes while enabling continued growth, reinforcing infrastructure, strengthening the business sector, supporting law enforcement, addressing healthcare freedom of choice, education funding gaps, and humane animal rescue programs, without reckless expenditures."

Economy

Said, "We need to plan today for the future of our limited natural resources"

- Said, "We need to plan today for the future of our limited natural resources"

Energy & the Environment

Said, "Georgians deserve affordable and available healthcare free from government interference; your medical decisions should be between you, your medical professional"

Said, "Georgians deserve affordable and available healthcare free from government interference; your medical decisions should be between you, your medical professional."

- Said, "Georgians deserve affordable and available healthcare free from government interference; your medical decisions should be between you, your medical professional."

Healthcare

As of March 11, 2026, Scott Richard Soracco’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Said, "Ensure access to the services and benefits they have earned and strengthen mental health programs"

Supports improving mental health programs  for veterans and ensuring veterans have access to "the services and benefits they have earned."

- Supports improving mental health programs  for veterans and ensuring veterans have access to "the services and benefits they have earned."

Public Safety

Said, "Strengthen our public schools, fully fund our school programs, and improve teacher and staff salary to enable recruitment and retainment"

Wants to "strengthen our public schools, fully fund our school programs, and improve teacher and staff salary to enable recruitment and retainment."

- Wants to "strengthen our public schools, fully fund our school programs, and improve teacher and staff salary to enable recruitment and retainment."

Education

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