Cox’s $7M campaign funded by real estate, finance and tech interests

Democratic gubernatorial challenger Brian King has received thousands of small donations, but his total fundraising sets around $730,000, according to recent campaign filings.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Republican Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, who is running for reelection, answers questions from news outlets following his debate with Democratic challenger state Rep. Brian King and Libertarian opponent Robert Latham at Salt Lake Community College on Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024.

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Cox’s $7M campaign funded by real estate, finance and tech interests

Democratic gubernatorial challenger Brian King has received thousands of small donations, but his total fundraising sets around $730,000, according to recent campaign filings.

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