Scot Kerns

party = Republican education = plainlist| Concordia University Chicago, BA Theology, 2009 and a served as a candidate minister in Great Falls, Montana.

Early life Kerns attained the Eagle Scout award in Boy Scouts.

Education Kerns attended Randolph-Macon Academy military boarding school in Virginia, then received a BA in Theology from Concordia University Chicago in 2009 Kerns once served as the "guest chaplain of the day" in the Kansas Senate. He has served as chaplain of the fire department in Vaughn, Montana, and the pastor of a church near Lincoln, Kansas.

During the 2023 legislative session, Kerns introduced House Bill 704, which sought to allow certain first-time DUI convictions to be expunged. The bill applied to cases where the person was found inside a non-moving vehicle, had not been involved in an accident, and met other criteria suggesting the vehicle was not in motion. Kerns stated the bill was partially inspired by his own experience and intended to provide individuals with a chance for a clean record in low-risk cases.

Personal life Kerns resided in Great Falls, Montana.

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