A Republican primary for Colorado governor has concluded with Victor Marx emerging as the winner. Marx, who leads a nonprofit religious organization, will be the Republican candidate in the November election. His campaign was notable for being unconventional and making controversial claims about his life, drawing national attention.

Marx's victory was projected by the Associated Press, with him currently leading by 2,515 votes. The outcome was determined after a close contest with state senator Barb Kirkmeyer, who initially had a slight lead on election night.

Further details about the election and Marx's campaign are available from the Glenwood Springs Post Independent.