Scott Turner
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
- Office
- Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
- Nomination
- PN11-14, received January 20, 2025: “Eric Turner, of Texas, to be Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.”
- Senate vote
- 55 to 44, Senate roll call 35
- Confirmed
- Our copy of the nomination record
- Saved October 16, 2026, fingerprint 8f376b772b330b7c
- Department’s own page
- Department of Housing and Urban Development’s leadership page does not name Scott Turner in our copy saved October 16, 2026.
Sources: The White House, The Cabinet (our copy saved October 16, 2026, fingerprint 185671ff1fc127e8) and Congress’s nominations record.
How the White House describes Scott Turner
Quoted from the White House’s Cabinet page.
“Scott Turner, from Richardson, Texas, is a visionary leader with a distinguished career in public service, business, and professional sports. As Executive Director of the White House Opportunity and Revitalization Council, he led more than 200 policy actions to revitalize economically distressed communities. Turner served as Founder and CEO of the Community Engagement & Opportunity Council (CEOC), dedicated to revitalizing communities through mentorship, sports, and economic opportunity.”
“Turner served as a Texas State Representative for the 33rd District (2013–2017) and played nine seasons in the NFL. He also served as an Associate Pastor at Prestonwood Baptist Church. He holds a degree in Speech Communications from the University of Illinois and an honorary doctorate from Dallas Baptist University. Scott and his wife, Robin, are active in their church and community and are proud parents of Solomon, a recent University of Illinois graduate.”
Financial disclosure reports
The White House’s Public Disclosures page lists no report under this name.
Reports filed with the Office of Government Ethics
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