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Victor Marx

Republican

Running for: Governor / Lieutenant Governor · Colorado

Running mate: George Washington Markert

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Interview · FOX31 Denver · 23 min“Victor Marx: Interview with Republican candidate for Colorado governor | Colorado Point of View” · YouTube
Interview · Next 9NEWS · 29 min“Full interview: Colorado Republican gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx” · YouTube
Candidate forum · The Colorado Chamber of Commerce · 2 min“Colorado Chamber of Commerce 2026 Gubernatorial Forum” · hosted by Colorado Chamber of Commerce · YouTube

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Stated Positions

Statement: “Cutting regulations and permitting costs is the best way to make housing more affordable.”

Would cut the red tape he says drives up home-building costs.

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Statement: “Federal immigration enforcement (ICE) has gone too far and needs new limits on its tactics.”

Says Colorado will work with federal agents, who must enforce the law professionally and constitutionally.

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Oil and gas productionStrongly agrees

Statement: “Colorado should expand oil and gas production to lower energy bills.”

Would "unleash our energy resources" to lower gas and utility bills.

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Statement: “State and local police should be required to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.”

Would end sanctuary policies and require state and local police to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.

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  • CPR News 2026 Voter Guide: Victor Marx (primary)
    “As governor, I will end sanctuary policies that shield violent and repeat offenders, require state and local law enforcement to cooperate with federal immigration authorities, and establish a Border-Related Crime Strike Force to dismantle fentanyl pipelines and trafficking networks harming Colorado families.”

Statement: “Colorado's leaders should fight the Trump administration in court rather than focus on building a working relationship with it.”

Says the governor's job is to build relationships with the administration, not pick fights.

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Statement: “Colorado should keep TABOR's limits that refund surplus revenue to taxpayers instead of letting the state keep more.”

Promises to protect TABOR.

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