On a talk radio appearance last week, state Sen. Barb Kirkmeyer (R-Weld County) said that she would not support Victor Marx, her opponent in the Republican gubernatorial race, if he wins the party’s nomination in the June 30 primary election.
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‘Marxism’ Muddles the GOP Governor Primary
The Republican gubernatorial primary is down to three candidates: Sen. Barb Kirkmeyer (R-Weld County), Rep. Scott Bottoms (R-CO Springs), and ministry leader Victor Marx. Kirkmeyer has already carved out her position as the more moderate candidate, leaving Bottoms and Marx to compete for grassroots, MAGA voters.
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Marx Cites High Betting Odds as Factor in CPAC Invite — Just Hours Before They Began to Fall
While no polls have been conducted in Colorado’s Republican gubernatorial primary yet, the race’s frontrunner, Victor Marx, pointed to his favorable odds on Polymarket on Monday as a reason he was invited to speak at an upcoming Conservative Political Action Committee (CPAC) event. As of 6 a.m. that morning, the prediction market gave him a 77% chance of winning the Republican nomination.
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Abortion Shaping the Republican Gubernatorial Primary
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Victor Marx is under fire for his stance on abortion. During an appearance last month on the Dan Caplis show, Marx described himself as “pro-life” but acknowledged the limitations of anti-abortion activism in Colorado.
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Republicans Bash Barb on Crime Bill
With 19 Republicans running for the 2026 gubernatorial nomination, the candidates, many of whom are true MAGA patriots, will have to compete to set themselves apart from one another. And while GOP candidates like to quote Reagan’s so-called 11th Commandment, “Thou shalt not speak ill of any fellow Republican,” in this crowded field, the reality is that another revised biblical mandate applies: “do unto others before they do unto you.”
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Gov. Candidate Offers No Campaign Promises, Instead Pitches ‘Unseen War’ with ‘Demons’
"I'm not here to make campaign promises," Marx assured his supporters during his announcement speech; "I'm not even here to talk much about the problem." He was there to be a leader called by God.