Another of Marx’s claims — his primary lead — was fake news | Dick Wadhams

Victor Marx, who proclaimed himself a demon exorcist and savior of 45,000 women and children, won the Republican gubernatorial nomination in Colorado despite earlier claims of a 44-point lead that turned out to be exaggerated. Marx secured 39.9% of the vote, edging out state Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer by a slim margin. This incident highlights the importance of accurate reporting and the potential consequences of misinformation in political campaigns. It raises questions about the integrity of campaign claims and their impact on voters' decisions.