Meet Scott McInnis
Fourth-generation Colorado native. Glenwood Springs police officer. Volunteer firefighter. Fort Lewis College graduate. State House Majority Leader. Six-term U.S. Congressman.
Conservation Champion
Created two National Parks: Great Sand Dunes and Black Canyon of the Gunnison. Authored three wilderness bills signed by the President. An environmental record that earned Denver Post praise.
Fiscal Responsibility
Outspoken advocate for reducing government size. Aggressive opponent of tax increases. Golden Bulldog Award from Watchdogs of the Treasury. National Security Leadership Award.
About the Campaign
Scott McInnis ran for Governor of Colorado in 2010 as the Republican frontrunner. After serving five terms in the Colorado House of Representatives — where he rose to House Majority Leader — and six terms as a U.S. Congressman representing Colorado's Third District, McInnis returned to public life to address what he saw as failed, anti-jobs policies harming the state.
His campaign headquarters were in Greenwood Village (Denver metro) and Grand Junction, reflecting his roots on Colorado's Western Slope while running a statewide operation. The campaign was designed and hosted by Notion ONE.
"McInnis is a no-nonsense conservative." — American Spectator
Colorado Political Archive
This site is part of a network preserving Colorado's political campaign history and public service records. Explore other archives:
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- Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez — State Representative, HD4
- Amy Beatie — HD4 Candidate, Water Attorney
- Dr. Nate Easley — DPS Board, District 4
- Mary Seawell — DPS Board President, Corporate Reform
- Auon'tai Anderson — Former DPS Board VP
- Stop DPS Debt Now — DPS Debt Accountability
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