Assessor, Town of Wrentham

Selectman, Town of Wrentham

Candidate, United States Senate, 2014

Candidate, United States Senate, 2012

Senator, United States Senate, 2010-2012

Senator, Massachusetts State Senate, District Norfolk, Bristol and Middlesex, 2004-2010

Won Special Election, Experience, United States Senate, January 19, 2010

Representative, Massachusetts State House of Representatives, 1998-2004

Won Special Election, Experience, Massachusetts State Senate, 2004

Member, American-Israel Public Affairs Committee

Member, Children's Caucus

Member, Elder Caucus

Member, Legislative Class Secretary

Member, Mental Health Caucus

Member, Veteran's Caucus

Attorney

Lieutenant Colonel, Judge Advocate General Corps, Massachusetts National Guard

Member, 100 Club

Member, American Federation of Television and Radio Artists

Member, Massachusetts Bar Association

Member, Massachusetts Conveyancers Association

Member, Military Triathlon Association

Member, Neponset Valley Chamber of Commerce

Member, North Attleboro Chamber of Commerce

Member, Plainville Chamber of Commerce

Member, Screen Actors Guild

Member, United Chamber of Commerce

Member, United States Triathalon Federation

Member, Wrentham Lions

Father's Name:

Bruce Brown

Mother's Name:

Judith Brown

Reason for Seeking Public Office:

January 19, 2012

Dear Friend,

I didn't have a lot of breaks growing up. I came from a broken home and moved around a lot as a kid. Times were not easy. But I had the love of a mother who struggled to provide for me, and the help of some wonderful mentors who I met along the way.

What I learned is that anything is possible and our lives are not pre-determined by fate. America made it possible for a kid like me to get a fine education, make an honest living, and own a home where I could raise a wonderful family. It doesn't get much better than that.

But that America is slipping away. Massive debt and skyrocketing spending, joblessness, stagnant wages, soaring education costs…the list goes on. If we don't change course now, we will be the first generation to leave our kids with a weaker, less prosperous, less hopeful nation than the one we inherited. That's wrong.

In 2010, you made it possible for a regular guy like me to become a U.S. Senator. With that high honor, I set out to use what influence I have to ensure that every other kid lives in a country where it doesn't matter where you come from, only where you want to go.

Partisan bickering and political gamesmanship won't help us save that America, and I refuse to participate. I've been an independent voice and I always do what I think is right for Massachusetts and America, regardless of party.

I haven't been a Senator for long, but my mission hasn't changed and it's why I'm running for a full term. There's much more work to do to and I hope to have your support.

Sincerely,

Scott Brown

Spouse's Occupation:

Reporter