## Rep. Scott Conklin's Biography

Rep. H. Scott Conklin (D-Centre) is a member of the Pa. House of Representatives since 2006. He is a Rush Township resident and has been married to his wife, Terri, since 1984. They have one son, Spencer, who was born in 1987.

Rep. Scott Conklin's Biography

Conklin is a member of the Elks, the Pomona Grange, and the Mosquito Creek and Three Points Sportsmen's clubs. He also is a past member of the Builders Association of Central Pennsylvania.

Conklin is a member of the United Methodist Church. He and Terri are the owners of Conklin's Corner Antique Mall in Philipsburg.

H. Scott Conklin lives in Rush Township and has been married to Terri since 1984. They have one son. He is a member of the United Methodist Church.

H. Scott Conklin and his wife own Conklin's Corner Antique Mall in Philipsburg.

Before being elected to the state House in 2006, Conklin served as board chairman and chairman of the Salary Board, Retirement Board, Employee Benefits Trust, and Board of Assessment.

Scott has served in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives since being elected in 2006.

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Subject:

Establishing Consumer Protections for Automatic Contract Renewals

Circulated By:

Rep. Conklin and Rep. Christopher M. Rabb

Circulated Date:

12/03/2024

Introduced as HB 45

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Proposes consumer protections for automatic contract renewals through House Bill (HB) 45.

- Calls for higher wages.
- Proposes consumer protections for automatic contract renewals through House Bill (HB) 45.

Economy

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Healthcare

Subject:

Separate PIAA Playoffs for Public Schools and Private and Charter Schools

Circulated By:

Rep. Conklin

Circulated Date:

12/03/2024

Introduced as HR 6

Proposes separate Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association playoffs for public schools and private and charter schools.

- Proposes separate Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association playoffs for public schools and private and charter schools.

Education

Energy & the Environment

Public Safety

In his Leadership role on the House State Government Committee, Representative Conklin worked fervently to fight for and subsequently secure fair legislative districts for all Pennsylvanians. He has also been a longtime champion for working families, environmental protections, domestic/sexual abuse survivors, public education, and overall good governance.

Meet Scott

State Representative Scott Conklin continues to deliver for the people of the 77th district here at home and in Harrisburg. His servant leadership is centered around the needs of working families, safeguarding women’s rights, increasing voter accessibility, and equitable treatment of all Pennsylvanians under the law. Scott’s office never fails to meet the needs of our community.

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Worked to secure fair legislative districts for Pennsylvanians.

Opposes unfair redrawing of political district boundaries to give one party or group an unfair advantage over another. 

Prioritizes increasing voter accessibility.

- Opposes unfair redrawing of political district boundaries to give one party or group an unfair advantage over another. 
- Prioritizes increasing voter accessibility.

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