Scott Cepicky
Candidate for State Representative, 64th District
Background
- Occupation
- Cattle rancher
- Lives in
- Culleoka
- Campaign website
- scottcepicky.com
Culleoka cattle rancher and former professional baseball and football player who chaired the Maury County Commission (2010–2012); House member since the 111th General Assembly and chair of the Education Instruction Subcommittee.
Documented positions
Public safety
Pledges to oppose any bill stripping gun rights.
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“I will never support any legislation that tries to strip away your rights”
Education
Supports displaying "In God We Trust" in every K-12 school.
He also supports allowing prayer in public schools.
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“I support bringing the National Motto, "In God We Trust" back into prominent locations is every K-12 school in Tennessee. … I also support allowing prayer in our public schools.”
Sponsored law requiring 40 minutes of daily elementary physical activity.In office
House Bill 85 (114th General Assembly), enacted; up from 130 minutes per week.
ReportRepresentative Scott Cepicky: bills sponsored in the 114th General AssemblyGovernment record · Tennessee General Assembly · wapp.capitol.tn.gov
“increases, from 130 minutes per full school week to 40 minutes per school day, the minimum amount of physical activity”
Sponsored law letting private colleges operate public charter schools.In office
House Bill 2000 (114th General Assembly), enacted; includes religiously affiliated institutions.
ReportRepresentative Scott Cepicky: bills sponsored in the 114th General AssemblyGovernment record · Tennessee General Assembly · wapp.capitol.tn.gov
“allows private postsecondary institutions, including those that are religiously affiliated, to operate a public charter school”
Sponsored bill limiting student phone use during instruction.In office
House Bill 13 (114th General Assembly), introduced.
ReportRepresentative Scott Cepicky: bills sponsored in the 114th General AssemblyGovernment record · Tennessee General Assembly · wapp.capitol.tn.gov
“adopt a policy to prohibit students from using wireless communication devices during instructional time”
Government & transparency
Supports state sovereignty under the Tenth Amendment.
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“will consistently stand for state sovereignty (10th Amendment)”
Other issues in this race
Other candidates in this race addressed these topics. We found no documented position from Scott Cepicky on them.
- Taxes & budgetNo documented position found.
- Economy & jobsNo documented position found.
- Roads & infrastructureNo documented position found.
- Environment & parksNo documented position found.
- Health & human servicesNo documented position found.
All sources (6)
- November 3, 2026 State and Federal General Election Candidate Lists (Maury County offices and districts)
Election filing · Tennessee Secretary of State, Division of Elections · sos.tn.gov
- November 3, 2026 Sample Ballot: State and Federal General Election, City of Columbia Municipal and City of Mt. Pleasant Municipal Election
Election filing · Maury County Election Commission · maurycounty-tn.gov
- November 3, 2026 State and Federal General Election Candidate Lists
Election filing · Tennessee Secretary of State, Division of Elections · sos.tn.gov
- Representative Scott Cepicky: member page (114th General Assembly)
Government record · Tennessee General Assembly · wapp.capitol.tn.gov
- Issues — Scott Cepicky for State Representative TN 64th
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Scott Cepicky · scottcepicky.com
- Representative Scott Cepicky: bills sponsored in the 114th General Assembly
Government record · Tennessee General Assembly · wapp.capitol.tn.gov
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