During his council tenure, Enterprise residents saw a half-cent sales tax increase passed, and the city's debt ballooned to staggering heights—surpassing the national debt on a per capita basis.

This man is as soft on crime as the cream puff he is. Marques voted for House Bill 2 in 2021, which permitted the supervised early release of certain criminals. According to reports, this legislation resulted in the early release of 369 inmates convicted of crimes ranging from possession of marijuana and theft to robbery and murder.

Questions surrounding Marques’s pandemic-related funding extend further, as financial disclosures also connect him to relief funds directed toward local non-profit organizations. Records indicate ties to a significant PPP allocation received by the Enterprise YMCA—totaling $95,000 while citing 23 employees—prompting additional public scrutiny regarding the distribution and oversight of federal relief across organizations within his sphere of influence.