Victor Marx, a first-time candidate and nonprofit leader with a controversial personal history, has edged out state Sen. Barb Kirkmeyer to become Colorado Republicans’ gubernatorial nominee.

Marine Corps veteran Victor Marx succeeded in his Republican primary bid against Colorado state Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer, who had the support of the state’s GOP establishment, in the race for governor.

First-time candidate Victor Marx narrowly beat out veteran state lawmaker Barb Kirkmeyer to win the Colorado Republican primary for governor. The results came more than a week after election night and ...

Marine veteran Victor Marx, whose wild claims – including saying he was forced to kill a man at age 7 – have drawn widespread attention and significant skepticism, will win the Republican nomination ...

Victor Marx is projected to win what may be the closest Republican primary for Governor in Colorado history. The Associated Press called the race late Thursday afternoon.

First-time political candidate Victor Marx pulled off a narrow win in the Republican primary for Colorado governor. Here’s a ...

Republican Victor Marx has tapped George Markert, a retired Marine colonel, as his running mate in the race for Colorado ...

Colorado Republican gubernatorial nominee Victor Marx named George Markert, a retired Marine colonel, as his running mate for lieutenant governor Friday morning, saying the retired former U.S. Senate ...

Victor Marx and retired Marine Col. George Markert form an all-Marine ticket they say can combat what Marx calls the rise of ...

Marine Corps veteran Victor Marx won the Republican primary for Colorado governor on Thursday, inching past a state senator who had the establishment's backing. Marx, described as a “high risk ...

Marx, who has gained notice due to a claim he killed a man when he was a child, will advance to the general election against state Attorney General Phil Weiser, NBC News projects.

First-time candidate Victor Marx won the Republican nomination in the race for Colorado governor, edging out state Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer. The Associated Press called the race shortly after 4 p.m.