Victor Marx

Why they say you should vote for them

The candidate's own case to voters, summarized from their campaign and public statements.

• Says he will "Protect families, defend freedom, and demand real results."[1]
• Says his first-year priorities will be affordability, safety and accountability.[5]
• Points to his Marine Corps service and his ministry's missions abroad as experience leading teams and making decisions under pressure.[5]
• Says he would audit executive agencies and launch a public dashboard showing state spending, contracts and agency performance.[5]

Background

• Founder, All Things Possible Ministries · 2003–present[4],[3]
• Author, Books including "With God, All Things Are Possible" (2013) and "The Dangerous Gentleman" (2024) · 2013–2024[4]
• Assistant (three years), Focus on the Family · Dates not listed[4]
• Operator of a Christian karate school, Honolulu, Hawaii · 1990s[4]
• Marine, U.S. Marine Corps · 1983–1986[4],[3]

Where they stand

• Taxes
  Supports a phased reduction of the state income tax rate when surpluses exist, vetoing new fees, and freezing property taxes for seniors on fixed incomes. Says he will not balance the budget with new taxes or fees.[2],[5]
• Housing
  Supports faster permitting for residential construction, reviewing mandates that raise building costs, and more competition and limits on excessive rate practices in the homeowner insurance market.[2],[5]
• Energy & Environment
  Supports an "all-of-the-above energy strategy" including oil, gas, hydroelectric, nuclear and renewables, and would stop closing coal plants before replacements are online.[2],[6]
• Education
  Proposes a "Parents' Right to Know" framework for parental review of curriculum, school choice with funding that follows the student, and age-appropriate content standards for grades K–6.[2]
• Public Safety
  Proposes requiring monetary bail for violent felonies, ending automatic release for people with multiple violent convictions, and focusing resources on fentanyl, trafficking and repeat offenders.[2],[5]
• Immigration
  Would require state and local law enforcement agencies to cooperate with federal immigration authorities and repeal state laws that limit that cooperation.[2]
• Elections & Democracy
  Proposes requiring voter ID for all ballots, annual voter list maintenance, and standardized chain-of-custody rules for ballots.[2]
• Agriculture
  Pledges to defend Colorado's water rights and supports legislation to stop out-of-state investors from buying agricultural water rights for investment purposes and to limit speculative transfers.[2]

Voting record

Victor Marx has not held an office with a recorded voting record. See Background and Where they stand.

In their words