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John Kellner

Candidate for Colorado Attorney General in 2022 Colorado General Election.

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About John Kellner

Professional Experience
University of Denver - Sturm College of Law, Adjunct Professor (2015 - Present)
United States Marine Corps Reserve, Reserve Trial Counsel, Major (2013 - Present)
Colorado, Chief Deputy District Attorney - District 18 (2013 - Present)
Boulder County District Attorney, Deputy District Attorney (2011 - 2013)
United States Marine Corps, Judge Advocate (2006 - 2011)
Degrees
JD, University of Colorado (2006)
Bachelor's, University of Florida - Warrington College of Business, Finance (2003)

Criminal Justice / Public Safety

As our Attorney General, John will work to establish tougher penalties for repeat offenders and keep violent criminals behind bars where they belong. Learn more

Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Colorado Attorney General in Colorado General Election
Colorado Attorney General in Colorado Primary Election
Colorado District Attorney - District 18 in Colorado General Election
Colorado District Attorney - District 18 in Colorado Primary Election

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