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Archived story · published October 7, 2026. Coverage reflects reporting at the time. See today's brief

Politics · October 7, 2026

Cloud hangs over campaign finance in Colorado gubernatorial race for both GOP and Dems

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Campaign finance investigations are affecting both Republican and Democratic candidates in the Colorado gubernatorial race. Republican Victor Marx’s campaign is appealing a historic fine of nearly $60,000 for 210 alleged violations, including exceeding individual and cash donation limits. Meanwhile, Democratic candidate and current Attorney General Phil Weiser has submitted a notice to 'cure' 46 reported donation excesses, though the status of his refunds and the timing of the discovery remain under scrutiny by state election officials.

Campaign finance investigations are affecting both Republican and Democratic candidates in the Colorado gubernatorial race. Republican Victor Marx’s campaign is appealing a historic fine of nearly $60,000 for 210 alleged violations, including exceeding individual and cash donation limits. Meanwhile, Democratic candidate and current Attorney General Phil Weiser has submitted a notice to 'cure' 46 reported donation excesses, though the status of his refunds and the timing of the discovery remain under scrutiny by state election officials.