2025-07-12VotesPRIMARY[statement] Scott DesJarlais has voted consistently to protect the lives of the unborn and maintains a 100% pro-life voting record, with his spokesman calling him '100 percent pro-life.'
2024-12-31TransactionsSECONDARYOver his career (2009-2024), DesJarlais's top contributors include McKee Foods ($127,650), National Healthcare Corp ($106,900), American Development Corp ($88,450), and Healthmark Ventures ($74,700), per OpenSecrets.
2024-11-05TransactionsSECONDARYIn the 2023-2024 cycle, top contributors to DesJarlais's campaign committee include McKee Foods ($19,800), House Freedom Fund ($11,600), and Majority Cmte PAC ($10,000), per OpenSecrets.
2024-11-05TransactionsPRIMARYIn the 2024 election cycle, Scott DesJarlais's campaign received $305,704.88 in total contributions, including $152,104.88 from individuals and $153,600 from other committees, according to FEC filings.
2022-05-10VotesPRIMARYVoted nay on H.R. 7691 (Additional Ukraine Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2022) on 2022-05-10: DesJarlais voted against $40 billion in emergency aid to Ukraine, opposing a majority of House Republicans (149 yea vs 57…
2012-11-06TransactionsSECONDARYDuring the 2012 election cycle, health industry PACs gave a combined $71,000 to DesJarlais's campaign, despite his scandals involving patient mistresses, according to The Huffington Post.
2012-10-10Other factsPRIMARY[disclosure] Court records from DesJarlais's 2001 divorce reveal he pressured his ex-wife to have two abortions and urged a patient with whom he was having an affair to travel out of state for an abortion.
