Victor Marx

“I will absolutely open this up again because none of it sounds fair,” Marx said during a virtual interview organized by FoxTalk.

Colorado's GOP nominee for governor weighs in on data centers, Flock cameras, and his appeal as a political outsider.

“The scale of the violations are without precedent,” said one administrative hearing officer.

The state has asked for a $51,000 penalty in addition to the refunds.

Former party leaders, county commissioners and Congressional members are divided over Marx’s unconventional background.

George Markert, a retired Marine colonel, originally ran for U.S. Senate this year but failed to make the primary ballot. The Broomfield resident moved to Colorado about three years ago as he settled his family after leaving the military.

Lopez, a former Republican who briefly served in Congress, is making his third consecutive bid for governor. Listen to KUNC host Marty Lenz discuss this story and then read the entire article.

The complaint says 111 people donated money to Victor Marx's campaign beyond what's legally allowed.

Former Gov. Bill Owens said he wants to watch Marx’s general election campaign for governor over the next month or so before deciding whether to endorse him.

Questions over Marx’s back story continue to overshadow his policy proposals while his primary competitors have not endorsed him.