35 public online items are tied to issue areas. Additional online activity is treated as context, not a policy position.
X / TwitterRelated issue: Abortion / life
Education and culture-war issues are the second-largest visible cluster, with 7 of 29 items, or 24 percent (harvest). The older campaign homepage still invites supporters to sign a pledge to keep critical race theory out of Kansas schools (source). Recent indexed X posts emphasize phonics-based reading, math, writing, technology skills, and career preparation, while also using sharper language against "political age...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
FacebookRelated issue: Abortion / life
Colyer's active campaign footprint is split between an older campaign domain, jeffcolyer.com, and a 2026-specific domain, colyerforgovernor.com. The older site links his public X, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube accounts and foregrounds action items on critical race theory, private property rights, abortion, KU stem-cell funding, and oil/gas policy. The homepage identifies him as a fifth-generation Kansan from Hays...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.comRelated issue: Abortion / life
jeffcolyer.com homepage, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: critical race theory pledge, private property rights letter, abortion announcement, KU stem-cell research criticism, oil/gas criticism, bio, and social links.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.comRelated issue: Abortion / life
jeffcolyer.com/about, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Hays biography, family, surgeon identity, humanitarian war-zone work, pro-life record, KanCare, budget/stability claims, and education/workforce claims.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
kcur.orgRelated issue: LGBT / gender / parental rights
KCUR/KMUW campaign launch coverage, published 2025-05-16. Key visible signals: Trump comparison, 47/49 governor framing, cancer recovery, taxes/property taxes, school litigation, border/deportation, gender-affirming care for minors, tech/manufacturing jobs.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
X / TwitterRelated issue: Education / curriculum / schools
Education and culture-war issues are the second-largest visible cluster, with 7 of 29 items, or 24 percent (harvest). The older campaign homepage still invites supporters to sign a pledge to keep critical race theory out of Kansas schools (source). Recent indexed X posts emphasize phonics-based reading, math, writing, technology skills, and career preparation, while also using sharper language against "political age...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.comRelated issue: Education / curriculum / schools
jeffcolyer.com/about, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Hays biography, family, surgeon identity, humanitarian war-zone work, pro-life record, KanCare, budget/stability claims, and education/workforce claims.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.comRelated issue: Education / curriculum / schools
jeffcolyer.com/announcements.html, captured 2026-05-11. The announcements page is largely a 2021 archive, but it remains live and visible from the campaign site; recurring themes include abortion, KU adult stem-cell research, oil/gas, COVID-era closures, conservative identity, and school/church/small-business framing.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
colyerforgovernor.comRelated issue: Education / curriculum / schools
colyerforgovernor.com, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Trump quote, "Faith & Family First," lower costs, public safety, school choice, abortion, Second Amendment, religious liberty, rural health, and accountable government.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
X / TwitterRelated issue: Religious liberty / church / civic morality
Education and culture-war issues are the second-largest visible cluster, with 7 of 29 items, or 24 percent (harvest). The older campaign homepage still invites supporters to sign a pledge to keep critical race theory out of Kansas schools (source). Recent indexed X posts emphasize phonics-based reading, math, writing, technology skills, and career preparation, while also using sharper language against "political age...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.comRelated issue: Religious liberty / church / civic morality
jeffcolyer.com/announcements.html, captured 2026-05-11. The announcements page is largely a 2021 archive, but it remains live and visible from the campaign site; recurring themes include abortion, KU adult stem-cell research, oil/gas, COVID-era closures, conservative identity, and school/church/small-business framing.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
colyerforgovernor.comRelated issue: Religious liberty / church / civic morality
colyerforgovernor.com, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Trump quote, "Faith & Family First," lower costs, public safety, school choice, abortion, Second Amendment, religious liberty, rural health, and accountable government.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
colyerforgovernor.comRelated issue: Religious liberty / church / civic morality
The 2026 campaign site is more polished and explicitly primary-oriented. It leads with Trump validation, "Faith & Family First," Colyer's status as Kansas's 47th governor, his appointment by Trump to a rural-health advisory role, and his service as Trump's 2024 Kansas chair. It lists five campaign pillars: lower costs/higher pay, safer communities, freedom to thrive, healthy rural Kansas, and honest accountable gove...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
X / TwitterRelated issue: Taxes / spending / debt
The dominant policy signal in the harvest is economic: taxes, affordability, fraud, spending, regulation, and property rights account for 8 of 29 accessible reviewed items, or 28 percent (harvest). The 2026 campaign site promises a high-wage, low-tax Kansas with "a real lid on property taxes" (source). In the indexed X sample, Colyer posted about higher wages and lower taxes, SNAP fraud, unemployment-insurance fraud...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.comRelated issue: Taxes / spending / debt
jeffcolyer.com/about, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Hays biography, family, surgeon identity, humanitarian war-zone work, pro-life record, KanCare, budget/stability claims, and education/workforce claims.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
kcur.orgRelated issue: Taxes / spending / debt
KCUR/KMUW campaign launch coverage, published 2025-05-16. Key visible signals: Trump comparison, 47/49 governor framing, cancer recovery, taxes/property taxes, school litigation, border/deportation, gender-affirming care for minors, tech/manufacturing jobs.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
X / TwitterRelated issue: Economy / jobs / labor
The dominant policy signal in the harvest is economic: taxes, affordability, fraud, spending, regulation, and property rights account for 8 of 29 accessible reviewed items, or 28 percent (harvest). The 2026 campaign site promises a high-wage, low-tax Kansas with "a real lid on property taxes" (source). In the indexed X sample, Colyer posted about higher wages and lower taxes, SNAP fraud, unemployment-insurance fraud...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.comRelated issue: Economy / jobs / labor
jeffcolyer.com/announcements.html, captured 2026-05-11. The announcements page is largely a 2021 archive, but it remains live and visible from the campaign site; recurring themes include abortion, KU adult stem-cell research, oil/gas, COVID-era closures, conservative identity, and school/church/small-business framing.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
kcur.orgRelated issue: Economy / jobs / labor
KCUR/KMUW campaign launch coverage, published 2025-05-16. Key visible signals: Trump comparison, 47/49 governor framing, cancer recovery, taxes/property taxes, school litigation, border/deportation, gender-affirming care for minors, tech/manufacturing jobs.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
X / TwitterRelated issue: Guns / Second Amendment
Education and culture-war issues are the second-largest visible cluster, with 7 of 29 items, or 24 percent (harvest). The older campaign homepage still invites supporters to sign a pledge to keep critical race theory out of Kansas schools (source). Recent indexed X posts emphasize phonics-based reading, math, writing, technology skills, and career preparation, while also using sharper language against "political age...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
colyerforgovernor.comRelated issue: Guns / Second Amendment
colyerforgovernor.com, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Trump quote, "Faith & Family First," lower costs, public safety, school choice, abortion, Second Amendment, religious liberty, rural health, and accountable government.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
kcur.orgRelated issue: Immigration / border
KCUR/KMUW campaign launch coverage, published 2025-05-16. Key visible signals: Trump comparison, 47/49 governor framing, cancer recovery, taxes/property taxes, school litigation, border/deportation, gender-affirming care for minors, tech/manufacturing jobs.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
X / TwitterRelated issue: Health care / insurance / Medicaid
The dominant policy signal in the harvest is economic: taxes, affordability, fraud, spending, regulation, and property rights account for 8 of 29 accessible reviewed items, or 28 percent (harvest). The 2026 campaign site promises a high-wage, low-tax Kansas with "a real lid on property taxes" (source). In the indexed X sample, Colyer posted about higher wages and lower taxes, SNAP fraud, unemployment-insurance fraud...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.comRelated issue: Health care / insurance / Medicaid
jeffcolyer.com/announcements.html, captured 2026-05-11. The announcements page is largely a 2021 archive, but it remains live and visible from the campaign site; recurring themes include abortion, KU adult stem-cell research, oil/gas, COVID-era closures, conservative identity, and school/church/small-business framing.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
colyerforgovernor.comRelated issue: Health care / insurance / Medicaid
colyerforgovernor.com, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Trump quote, "Faith & Family First," lower costs, public safety, school choice, abortion, Second Amendment, religious liberty, rural health, and accountable government.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
X / TwitterRelated issue: Election integrity / voting / courts
Education and culture-war issues are the second-largest visible cluster, with 7 of 29 items, or 24 percent (harvest). The older campaign homepage still invites supporters to sign a pledge to keep critical race theory out of Kansas schools (source). Recent indexed X posts emphasize phonics-based reading, math, writing, technology skills, and career preparation, while also using sharper language against "political age...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
X / TwitterRelated issue: Election integrity / voting / courts
The dominant policy signal in the harvest is economic: taxes, affordability, fraud, spending, regulation, and property rights account for 8 of 29 accessible reviewed items, or 28 percent (harvest). The 2026 campaign site promises a high-wage, low-tax Kansas with "a real lid on property taxes" (source). In the indexed X sample, Colyer posted about higher wages and lower taxes, SNAP fraud, unemployment-insurance fraud...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
colyerforgovernor.comRelated issue: Election integrity / voting / courts
colyerforgovernor.com, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Trump quote, "Faith & Family First," lower costs, public safety, school choice, abortion, Second Amendment, religious liberty, rural health, and accountable government.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
colyerforgovernor.comRelated issue: Public safety / law enforcement / criminal justice
colyerforgovernor.com, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Trump quote, "Faith & Family First," lower costs, public safety, school choice, abortion, Second Amendment, religious liberty, rural health, and accountable government.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
colyerforgovernor.comRelated issue: Agriculture / rural economy / water
colyerforgovernor.com, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Trump quote, "Faith & Family First," lower costs, public safety, school choice, abortion, Second Amendment, religious liberty, rural health, and accountable government.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
colyerforgovernor.comRelated issue: Agriculture / rural economy / water
The 2026 campaign site is more polished and explicitly primary-oriented. It leads with Trump validation, "Faith & Family First," Colyer's status as Kansas's 47th governor, his appointment by Trump to a rural-health advisory role, and his service as Trump's 2024 Kansas chair. It lists five campaign pillars: lower costs/higher pay, safer communities, freedom to thrive, healthy rural Kansas, and honest accountable gove...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
X / TwitterRelated issue: Local governance / transparency / ethics
The dominant policy signal in the harvest is economic: taxes, affordability, fraud, spending, regulation, and property rights account for 8 of 29 accessible reviewed items, or 28 percent (harvest). The 2026 campaign site promises a high-wage, low-tax Kansas with "a real lid on property taxes" (source). In the indexed X sample, Colyer posted about higher wages and lower taxes, SNAP fraud, unemployment-insurance fraud...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
FacebookRelated issue: Environment / energy / land use
Colyer's active campaign footprint is split between an older campaign domain, jeffcolyer.com, and a 2026-specific domain, colyerforgovernor.com. The older site links his public X, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube accounts and foregrounds action items on critical race theory, private property rights, abortion, KU stem-cell funding, and oil/gas policy. The homepage identifies him as a fifth-generation Kansan from Hays...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.comRelated issue: Environment / energy / land use
jeffcolyer.com homepage, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: critical race theory pledge, private property rights letter, abortion announcement, KU stem-cell research criticism, oil/gas criticism, bio, and social links.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.comRelated issue: Environment / energy / land use
jeffcolyer.com/announcements.html, captured 2026-05-11. The announcements page is largely a 2021 archive, but it remains live and visible from the campaign site; recurring themes include abortion, KU adult stem-cell research, oil/gas, COVID-era closures, conservative identity, and school/church/small-business framing.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Social/online observationsPublic Online Activity
35 public online items are tied to issue areas. Additional online activity is treated as context, not a policy position.
Education and culture-war issues are the second-largest visible cluster, with 7 of 29 items, or 24 percent (harvest). The older campaign homepage still invites supporters to sign a pledge to keep critical race theory out of Kansas schools (source). Recent indexed X posts emphasize phonics-based reading, math, writing, technology skills, and career preparation, while also using sharper language against "political age...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Colyer's active campaign footprint is split between an older campaign domain, jeffcolyer.com, and a 2026-specific domain, colyerforgovernor.com. The older site links his public X, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube accounts and foregrounds action items on critical race theory, private property rights, abortion, KU stem-cell funding, and oil/gas policy. The homepage identifies him as a fifth-generation Kansan from Hays...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.com homepage, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: critical race theory pledge, private property rights letter, abortion announcement, KU stem-cell research criticism, oil/gas criticism, bio, and social links.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.com/about, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Hays biography, family, surgeon identity, humanitarian war-zone work, pro-life record, KanCare, budget/stability claims, and education/workforce claims.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
KCUR/KMUW campaign launch coverage, published 2025-05-16. Key visible signals: Trump comparison, 47/49 governor framing, cancer recovery, taxes/property taxes, school litigation, border/deportation, gender-affirming care for minors, tech/manufacturing jobs.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Education and culture-war issues are the second-largest visible cluster, with 7 of 29 items, or 24 percent (harvest). The older campaign homepage still invites supporters to sign a pledge to keep critical race theory out of Kansas schools (source). Recent indexed X posts emphasize phonics-based reading, math, writing, technology skills, and career preparation, while also using sharper language against "political age...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.com/about, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Hays biography, family, surgeon identity, humanitarian war-zone work, pro-life record, KanCare, budget/stability claims, and education/workforce claims.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.com/announcements.html, captured 2026-05-11. The announcements page is largely a 2021 archive, but it remains live and visible from the campaign site; recurring themes include abortion, KU adult stem-cell research, oil/gas, COVID-era closures, conservative identity, and school/church/small-business framing.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
colyerforgovernor.com, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Trump quote, "Faith & Family First," lower costs, public safety, school choice, abortion, Second Amendment, religious liberty, rural health, and accountable government.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Education and culture-war issues are the second-largest visible cluster, with 7 of 29 items, or 24 percent (harvest). The older campaign homepage still invites supporters to sign a pledge to keep critical race theory out of Kansas schools (source). Recent indexed X posts emphasize phonics-based reading, math, writing, technology skills, and career preparation, while also using sharper language against "political age...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.com/announcements.html, captured 2026-05-11. The announcements page is largely a 2021 archive, but it remains live and visible from the campaign site; recurring themes include abortion, KU adult stem-cell research, oil/gas, COVID-era closures, conservative identity, and school/church/small-business framing.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
colyerforgovernor.com, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Trump quote, "Faith & Family First," lower costs, public safety, school choice, abortion, Second Amendment, religious liberty, rural health, and accountable government.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
The 2026 campaign site is more polished and explicitly primary-oriented. It leads with Trump validation, "Faith & Family First," Colyer's status as Kansas's 47th governor, his appointment by Trump to a rural-health advisory role, and his service as Trump's 2024 Kansas chair. It lists five campaign pillars: lower costs/higher pay, safer communities, freedom to thrive, healthy rural Kansas, and honest accountable gove...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
The dominant policy signal in the harvest is economic: taxes, affordability, fraud, spending, regulation, and property rights account for 8 of 29 accessible reviewed items, or 28 percent (harvest). The 2026 campaign site promises a high-wage, low-tax Kansas with "a real lid on property taxes" (source). In the indexed X sample, Colyer posted about higher wages and lower taxes, SNAP fraud, unemployment-insurance fraud...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.com/about, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Hays biography, family, surgeon identity, humanitarian war-zone work, pro-life record, KanCare, budget/stability claims, and education/workforce claims.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
KCUR/KMUW campaign launch coverage, published 2025-05-16. Key visible signals: Trump comparison, 47/49 governor framing, cancer recovery, taxes/property taxes, school litigation, border/deportation, gender-affirming care for minors, tech/manufacturing jobs.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
The dominant policy signal in the harvest is economic: taxes, affordability, fraud, spending, regulation, and property rights account for 8 of 29 accessible reviewed items, or 28 percent (harvest). The 2026 campaign site promises a high-wage, low-tax Kansas with "a real lid on property taxes" (source). In the indexed X sample, Colyer posted about higher wages and lower taxes, SNAP fraud, unemployment-insurance fraud...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.com/announcements.html, captured 2026-05-11. The announcements page is largely a 2021 archive, but it remains live and visible from the campaign site; recurring themes include abortion, KU adult stem-cell research, oil/gas, COVID-era closures, conservative identity, and school/church/small-business framing.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
KCUR/KMUW campaign launch coverage, published 2025-05-16. Key visible signals: Trump comparison, 47/49 governor framing, cancer recovery, taxes/property taxes, school litigation, border/deportation, gender-affirming care for minors, tech/manufacturing jobs.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Education and culture-war issues are the second-largest visible cluster, with 7 of 29 items, or 24 percent (harvest). The older campaign homepage still invites supporters to sign a pledge to keep critical race theory out of Kansas schools (source). Recent indexed X posts emphasize phonics-based reading, math, writing, technology skills, and career preparation, while also using sharper language against "political age...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
colyerforgovernor.com, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Trump quote, "Faith & Family First," lower costs, public safety, school choice, abortion, Second Amendment, religious liberty, rural health, and accountable government.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
KCUR/KMUW campaign launch coverage, published 2025-05-16. Key visible signals: Trump comparison, 47/49 governor framing, cancer recovery, taxes/property taxes, school litigation, border/deportation, gender-affirming care for minors, tech/manufacturing jobs.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
The dominant policy signal in the harvest is economic: taxes, affordability, fraud, spending, regulation, and property rights account for 8 of 29 accessible reviewed items, or 28 percent (harvest). The 2026 campaign site promises a high-wage, low-tax Kansas with "a real lid on property taxes" (source). In the indexed X sample, Colyer posted about higher wages and lower taxes, SNAP fraud, unemployment-insurance fraud...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.com/announcements.html, captured 2026-05-11. The announcements page is largely a 2021 archive, but it remains live and visible from the campaign site; recurring themes include abortion, KU adult stem-cell research, oil/gas, COVID-era closures, conservative identity, and school/church/small-business framing.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
colyerforgovernor.com, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Trump quote, "Faith & Family First," lower costs, public safety, school choice, abortion, Second Amendment, religious liberty, rural health, and accountable government.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Education and culture-war issues are the second-largest visible cluster, with 7 of 29 items, or 24 percent (harvest). The older campaign homepage still invites supporters to sign a pledge to keep critical race theory out of Kansas schools (source). Recent indexed X posts emphasize phonics-based reading, math, writing, technology skills, and career preparation, while also using sharper language against "political age...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
The dominant policy signal in the harvest is economic: taxes, affordability, fraud, spending, regulation, and property rights account for 8 of 29 accessible reviewed items, or 28 percent (harvest). The 2026 campaign site promises a high-wage, low-tax Kansas with "a real lid on property taxes" (source). In the indexed X sample, Colyer posted about higher wages and lower taxes, SNAP fraud, unemployment-insurance fraud...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
colyerforgovernor.com, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Trump quote, "Faith & Family First," lower costs, public safety, school choice, abortion, Second Amendment, religious liberty, rural health, and accountable government.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
colyerforgovernor.com, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Trump quote, "Faith & Family First," lower costs, public safety, school choice, abortion, Second Amendment, religious liberty, rural health, and accountable government.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
colyerforgovernor.com, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: Trump quote, "Faith & Family First," lower costs, public safety, school choice, abortion, Second Amendment, religious liberty, rural health, and accountable government.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
The 2026 campaign site is more polished and explicitly primary-oriented. It leads with Trump validation, "Faith & Family First," Colyer's status as Kansas's 47th governor, his appointment by Trump to a rural-health advisory role, and his service as Trump's 2024 Kansas chair. It lists five campaign pillars: lower costs/higher pay, safer communities, freedom to thrive, healthy rural Kansas, and honest accountable gove...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
The dominant policy signal in the harvest is economic: taxes, affordability, fraud, spending, regulation, and property rights account for 8 of 29 accessible reviewed items, or 28 percent (harvest). The 2026 campaign site promises a high-wage, low-tax Kansas with "a real lid on property taxes" (source). In the indexed X sample, Colyer posted about higher wages and lower taxes, SNAP fraud, unemployment-insurance fraud...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Colyer's active campaign footprint is split between an older campaign domain, jeffcolyer.com, and a 2026-specific domain, colyerforgovernor.com. The older site links his public X, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube accounts and foregrounds action items on critical race theory, private property rights, abortion, KU stem-cell funding, and oil/gas policy. The homepage identifies him as a fifth-generation Kansan from Hays...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.com homepage, captured 2026-05-11. Key visible signals: critical race theory pledge, private property rights letter, abortion announcement, KU stem-cell research criticism, oil/gas criticism, bio, and social links.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
jeffcolyer.com/announcements.html, captured 2026-05-11. The announcements page is largely a 2021 archive, but it remains live and visible from the campaign site; recurring themes include abortion, KU adult stem-cell research, oil/gas, COVID-era closures, conservative identity, and school/church/small-business framing.
Public activity only; not a policy position.