Victor Marx Candidate Petition Submission Acknowledgement
Victor Marx Withdrew Petitions

Victor Marx Withdrew His Signature Petitions

Documentation to address accusations that Victor Marx withdrew his signature petitions.

By Victor Marx Facts StaffPublished Apr 14, 2026Updated Jul 13, 20261 min read
The Accusation
Victor Marx withdrew his signature petitions.

Victor notified the state regarding his receiving 39% of the delegate votes on April 11th, 2026 as required by Colorado rule 1-4-908(4) C.R.S. His signature petitions will not be reviewed as per the same rule.

If a partisan candidate who submitted a candidate petition for review accesses the ballot by assembly before the designated election official declares the petition sufficient or insufficient, the candidate must immediately inform the designated election official. Upon receiving notification, the designated election official shall cease review and shall consider the petition to have never been submitted.
Colorado Secretary of State rule 1-4-908(4) C.R.S.

Referenced documents: Victor Marx Candidate Petition Submission Acknowledgement (with the rule highlighted).

Close view of Rule 1-4-908(4) C.R.S.
Close view of Rule 1-4-908(4) C.R.S.
Conclusion

After accessing the ballot by assembly with 39% of the delegate votes on April 11, 2026, Victor notified the state as required by Colorado rule 1-4-908(4) C.R.S. Under that same rule, his signature petitions ceased review and are considered to have never been submitted.

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Colorado Revised Statutes — Title 1 — Elections
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Colorado Secretary of State — Petitions Circulation Reference
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Victor Marx Candidate Petition Submission Acknowledgement
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