Scott Slaugh

Colorado house district 64

Protecting Colorado Values.
Defending Constitutional Rights.

Scott Slaugh is proudly serving House District 64 at the Colorado State Capitol, bringing conservative leadership, military service, and Northern Colorado values to Denver.

From protecting constitutional rights and defending TABOR to supporting families, veterans, and local communities, Scott is fighting to keep Colorado home.

where scott stands

Protecting Constitutional Rights

Scott believes constitutional rights are non-negotiable. He strongly supports the Second Amendment, individual liberty, due process, and defending citizens from government overreach.

Defending TABOR & Taxpayers​

Scott opposes runaway spending, taxes disguised as fees, and policies that make it harder to afford life in Colorado. He understands TABOR is the foundation that protects taxpayers.

Parents & Education Freedom

Parents know what is best for their children. Scott supports school choice, strong public education, charter schools, and protecting parental involvement in education.

Backing Veterans & Law Enforcement

As a longtime Army Reserve officer, Scott understands service and sacrifice firsthand. He believes Colorado must honor and support veterans, law enforcement, and first responders.

Protecting Colorado Communities

Scott supports practical infrastructure improvements, responsible growth, safer communities, and policies that protect the quality of life in Northern Colorado.

Practical Environmental Stewardship

With a graduate degree in environmental management, Scott believes conservation should be science-based, practical, and focused on real-world results instead of political ideology.

About Scott

Scott Slaugh is a fifth-generation Coloradan, Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonel, small business owner, and devoted husband and father currently serving Colorado State House District 64.

With deep roots in Northern Colorado communities like Johnstown, Milliken, Greeley, and Berthoud, Scott has built his life around service, hard work, faith, and conservative values.

Today, he is fighting at the State Capitol to protect constitutional rights, defend taxpayers, support veterans and families, and preserve Colorado’s small-town way of life.

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