Where they stand
No sourced position or public action found for Abortion / life.
What they have done
No public action found for this issue.
Sources
18
linked public trail
Issues
11/14
with evidence
Records
25
documented items
Online
31
observations
Source mix
18 total
7 primary6 secondary5 social
Latest source access: May 20, 2026
Source TrailBackgroundWho They Are
Marty Tuley is profiled here for Kansas Governor as a Democratic. Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: public schools, health and fitness, marijuana legalization, Kansas-centered economic development, energy, voting access, an... Health and fitness are the second strongest candidate-controlled signal, reflecting Tuley's identity as an author and personal trainer. The campaign platform calls for daily physical education, farm-to-table school food, prevention-focused obesity policy, and... These biography/status records are descriptive background only; no policy position is inferred from identity, faith, family, or associations.
- Party
- Democrat
- Office
- Kansas Governor
- Occupation
- No elected office confirmed
- Campaign or official page
- www.tuley4gov2026.com/
Issue overviewWhere They Stand on Big Issues
Position summary
Shown first when sourced
Dated actions
25 items on file
Online signals
31 observed
Where they stand
On cultural and family-policy issues, Tuley's most visible distinctive position is his statement that he supports transgender rights but opposes transgender girls competing in sports with biological girls (source). The campaign launch release stated the same sports position and framed it around fairness and safety (source). WIBW included the position in its announcement story, and KSNT's candidate guide highlighted...
What they have done
On cultural and family-policy issues, Tuley's most visible distinctive position is his statement that he supports transgender rights but opposes transgender girls competing in sports with biological girls (source). The campaign launch release stated the same sports position and framed it around fairness and safety (source). WIBW included the position in its announcement story, and KSNT's candidate guide highlighted it as part of his moderate-Democrat positioning (source).
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
TU
On cultural and family-policy issues, Tuley's most visible distinctive position is his statement that he supports transgender rights but opp…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
WI
WIBW reported on 2025-07-28 that Tuley announced as a Democratic candidate from Lawrence and summarized his priorities as teacher pay, schoo…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Where they stand
Education is the clearest and most repeated issue cluster. Tuley's platform calls for top-25 national teacher pay, better benefits, fully funded junior college and technical school tuition, two healthy meals per day for public school students, no cell phones during public school hours, reduced administrative bloat, higher support-staff pay, and opposition to vouchers (source). His public schools page condenses the s...
What they have done
Tuley's economic message is less technocratic than investment-oriented. His campaign home page says Kansas should attract businesses by investing in education, workforce development, and local growth rather than relying on corporate giveaways (source). The platform calls for legal marijuana with revenue directed to education and health, reforming corporate tax incentives for out-of-state companies, prioritizing Kansas-grown businesses, and resisting tax cuts used as political messaging (source). KCUR summarized th...
Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: public schools, health and fitness, marijuana legalization, Kansas-centered economic development, energy, voting access, and restrained executive power. His campaign home page frames the race as "Building a Kansas Worth Investing In" and says Kansas should lead through schools, healthier communities, and workforce investment. The indexed platform page is the densest statement of p...
Education is the clearest and most repeated issue cluster. Tuley's platform calls for top-25 national teacher pay, better benefits, fully funded junior college and technical school tuition, two healthy meals per day for public school students, no cell phones during public school hours, reduced administrative bloat, higher support-staff pay, and opposition to vouchers (source). His public schools page condenses the same message into a promise to keep public dollars in public schools and reject private-school tax br...
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
TU
Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: publ…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
TU
Education is the clearest and most repeated issue cluster. Tuley's platform calls for top-25 national teacher pay, better benefits, fully fu…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
TU
Tuley's economic message is less technocratic than investment-oriented. His campaign home page says Kansas should attract businesses by inve…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
WI
WIBW reported on 2025-07-28 that Tuley announced as a Democratic candidate from Lawrence and summarized his priorities as teacher pay, schoo…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Where they stand
No sourced position or public action found for Religious liberty / church / civic morality.
What they have done
No public action found for this issue.
Where they stand
Education is the clearest and most repeated issue cluster. Tuley's platform calls for top-25 national teacher pay, better benefits, fully funded junior college and technical school tuition, two healthy meals per day for public school students, no cell phones during public school hours, reduced administrative bloat, higher support-staff pay, and opposition to vouchers (source). His public schools page condenses the s...
What they have done
Tuley's economic message is less technocratic than investment-oriented. His campaign home page says Kansas should attract businesses by investing in education, workforce development, and local growth rather than relying on corporate giveaways (source). The platform calls for legal marijuana with revenue directed to education and health, reforming corporate tax incentives for out-of-state companies, prioritizing Kansas-grown businesses, and resisting tax cuts used as political messaging (source). KCUR summarized th...
Education is the clearest and most repeated issue cluster. Tuley's platform calls for top-25 national teacher pay, better benefits, fully funded junior college and technical school tuition, two healthy meals per day for public school students, no cell phones during public school hours, reduced administrative bloat, higher support-staff pay, and opposition to vouchers (source). His public schools page condenses the same message into a promise to keep public dollars in public schools and reject private-school tax br...
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
TU
Education is the clearest and most repeated issue cluster. Tuley's platform calls for top-25 national teacher pay, better benefits, fully fu…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
TU
Tuley's economic message is less technocratic than investment-oriented. His campaign home page says Kansas should attract businesses by inve…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
TU
The campaign's public schools page repeats and condenses the education agenda: top-25 national teacher pay, improved benefits, meals, junior…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Where they stand
On cultural and family-policy issues, Tuley's most visible distinctive position is his statement that he supports transgender rights but opposes transgender girls competing in sports with biological girls (source). The campaign launch release stated the same sports position and framed it around fairness and safety (source). WIBW included the position in its announcement story, and KSNT's candidate guide highlighted...
What they have done
On cultural and family-policy issues, Tuley's most visible distinctive position is his statement that he supports transgender rights but opposes transgender girls competing in sports with biological girls (source). The campaign launch release stated the same sports position and framed it around fairness and safety (source). WIBW included the position in its announcement story, and KSNT's candidate guide highlighted it as part of his moderate-Democrat positioning (source).
I believe in strong public schools, growing our local economy, and protecting personal freedoms. - campaign about page, 2026-04-01, tuley4gov2026.com/about-marty - topic: platform.
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
TU
On cultural and family-policy issues, Tuley's most visible distinctive position is his statement that he supports transgender rights but opp…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
TU
I believe in strong public schools, growing our local economy, and protecting personal freedoms. - campaign about page, 2026-04-01, tuley4go…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
TU
The campaign's "Meet Marty" page describes him as a candidate focused on practical leadership, listening, accountability, transparency, loca…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
IG
The campaign launch release distributed through EIN Presswire on 2025-06-30 lists many of the same platform priorities and identifies Tuley…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Where they stand
No sourced position or public action found for Guns / Second Amendment.
What they have done
No public action found for this issue.
Where they stand
The campaign's governance language emphasizes practicality, transparency, and limits on political theater. The "Meet Marty" page says he is running to bring practical leadership and real solutions to Kansas, with a focus on showing up, listening, and avoiding political noise (source). The platform says he would not use executive orders or pardons as political tools, would make voting easier and more accessible, and...
What they have done
The campaign's governance language emphasizes practicality, transparency, and limits on political theater. The "Meet Marty" page says he is running to bring practical leadership and real solutions to Kansas, with a focus on showing up, listening, and avoiding political noise (source). The platform says he would not use executive orders or pardons as political tools, would make voting easier and more accessible, and supports a secure but accessible border for hardworking people and families (source). Kansas Reflect...
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
TU
The campaign's governance language emphasizes practicality, transparency, and limits on political theater. The "Meet Marty" page says he is…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Where they stand
Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: public schools, health and fitness, marijuana legalization, Kansas-centered economic development, energy, voting access, and restrained executive power. His campaign home page frames the race as "Building a Kansas Worth Investing In" and says Kansas should lead through schools, heal...
What they have done
The campaign's governance language emphasizes practicality, transparency, and limits on political theater. The "Meet Marty" page says he is running to bring practical leadership and real solutions to Kansas, with a focus on showing up, listening, and avoiding political noise (source). The platform says he would not use executive orders or pardons as political tools, would make voting easier and more accessible, and supports a secure but accessible border for hardworking people and families (source). Kansas Reflect...
Tuley's economic message is less technocratic than investment-oriented. His campaign home page says Kansas should attract businesses by investing in education, workforce development, and local growth rather than relying on corporate giveaways (source). The platform calls for legal marijuana with revenue directed to education and health, reforming corporate tax incentives for out-of-state companies, prioritizing Kansas-grown businesses, and resisting tax cuts used as political messaging (source). KCUR summarized th...
On cultural and family-policy issues, Tuley's most visible distinctive position is his statement that he supports transgender rights but opposes transgender girls competing in sports with biological girls (source). The campaign launch release stated the same sports position and framed it around fairness and safety (source). WIBW included the position in its announcement story, and KSNT's candidate guide highlighted it as part of his moderate-Democrat positioning (source).
Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: public schools, health and fitness, marijuana legalization, Kansas-centered economic development, energy, voting access, and restrained executive power. His campaign home page frames the race as "Building a Kansas Worth Investing In" and says Kansas should lead through schools, healthier communities, and workforce investment. The indexed platform page is the densest statement of p...
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
TU
On cultural and family-policy issues, Tuley's most visible distinctive position is his statement that he supports transgender rights but opp…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
TU
Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: publ…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
TU
Tuley's economic message is less technocratic than investment-oriented. His campaign home page says Kansas should attract businesses by inve…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
TU
The campaign's governance language emphasizes practicality, transparency, and limits on political theater. The "Meet Marty" page says he is…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Where they stand
Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: public schools, health and fitness, marijuana legalization, Kansas-centered economic development, energy, voting access, and restrained executive power. His campaign home page frames the race as "Building a Kansas Worth Investing In" and says Kansas should lead through schools, heal...
What they have done
The campaign's governance language emphasizes practicality, transparency, and limits on political theater. The "Meet Marty" page says he is running to bring practical leadership and real solutions to Kansas, with a focus on showing up, listening, and avoiding political noise (source). The platform says he would not use executive orders or pardons as political tools, would make voting easier and more accessible, and supports a secure but accessible border for hardworking people and families (source). Kansas Reflect...
Tuley's economic message is less technocratic than investment-oriented. His campaign home page says Kansas should attract businesses by investing in education, workforce development, and local growth rather than relying on corporate giveaways (source). The platform calls for legal marijuana with revenue directed to education and health, reforming corporate tax incentives for out-of-state companies, prioritizing Kansas-grown businesses, and resisting tax cuts used as political messaging (source). KCUR summarized th...
On cultural and family-policy issues, Tuley's most visible distinctive position is his statement that he supports transgender rights but opposes transgender girls competing in sports with biological girls (source). The campaign launch release stated the same sports position and framed it around fairness and safety (source). WIBW included the position in its announcement story, and KSNT's candidate guide highlighted it as part of his moderate-Democrat positioning (source).
Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: public schools, health and fitness, marijuana legalization, Kansas-centered economic development, energy, voting access, and restrained executive power. His campaign home page frames the race as "Building a Kansas Worth Investing In" and says Kansas should lead through schools, healthier communities, and workforce investment. The indexed platform page is the densest statement of p...
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
TU
On cultural and family-policy issues, Tuley's most visible distinctive position is his statement that he supports transgender rights but opp…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
TU
Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: publ…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
TU
Tuley's economic message is less technocratic than investment-oriented. His campaign home page says Kansas should attract businesses by inve…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
TU
I believe in strong public schools, growing our local economy, and protecting personal freedoms. - campaign about page, 2026-04-01, tuley4go…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Where they stand
No sourced position or public action found for Public safety / law enforcement / criminal justice.
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
TU
The campaign's "Meet Marty" page describes him as a candidate focused on practical leadership, listening, accountability, transparency, loca…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Where they stand
The campaign's governance language emphasizes practicality, transparency, and limits on political theater. The "Meet Marty" page says he is running to bring practical leadership and real solutions to Kansas, with a focus on showing up, listening, and avoiding political noise (source). The platform says he would not use executive orders or pardons as political tools, would make voting easier and more accessible, and...
What they have done
Kansas Reflector: Democratic debate (March 8, 2026)
> -- Kansas Reflector, March 8, 2026
The campaign's governance language emphasizes practicality, transparency, and limits on political theater. The "Meet Marty" page says he is running to bring practical leadership and real solutions to Kansas, with a focus on showing up, listening, and avoiding political noise (source). The platform says he would not use executive orders or pardons as political tools, would make voting easier and more accessible, and supports a secure but accessible border for hardworking people and families (source). Kansas Reflect...
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
TU
The campaign's governance language emphasizes practicality, transparency, and limits on political theater. The "Meet Marty" page says he is…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
KA
Kansas Reflector covered the March 8, 2026 Democratic governor forum and described Tuley as acknowledging he was a "third wheel" against two…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Where they stand
Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: public schools, health and fitness, marijuana legalization, Kansas-centered economic development, energy, voting access, and restrained executive power. His campaign home page frames the race as "Building a Kansas Worth Investing In" and says Kansas should lead through schools, heal...
What they have done
The campaign's governance language emphasizes practicality, transparency, and limits on political theater. The "Meet Marty" page says he is running to bring practical leadership and real solutions to Kansas, with a focus on showing up, listening, and avoiding political noise (source). The platform says he would not use executive orders or pardons as political tools, would make voting easier and more accessible, and supports a secure but accessible border for hardworking people and families (source). Kansas Reflect...
Tuley's economic message is less technocratic than investment-oriented. His campaign home page says Kansas should attract businesses by investing in education, workforce development, and local growth rather than relying on corporate giveaways (source). The platform calls for legal marijuana with revenue directed to education and health, reforming corporate tax incentives for out-of-state companies, prioritizing Kansas-grown businesses, and resisting tax cuts used as political messaging (source). KCUR summarized th...
On cultural and family-policy issues, Tuley's most visible distinctive position is his statement that he supports transgender rights but opposes transgender girls competing in sports with biological girls (source). The campaign launch release stated the same sports position and framed it around fairness and safety (source). WIBW included the position in its announcement story, and KSNT's candidate guide highlighted it as part of his moderate-Democrat positioning (source).
Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: public schools, health and fitness, marijuana legalization, Kansas-centered economic development, energy, voting access, and restrained executive power. His campaign home page frames the race as "Building a Kansas Worth Investing In" and says Kansas should lead through schools, healthier communities, and workforce investment. The indexed platform page is the densest statement of p...
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
TU
On cultural and family-policy issues, Tuley's most visible distinctive position is his statement that he supports transgender rights but opp…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
TU
Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: publ…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
TU
Tuley's economic message is less technocratic than investment-oriented. His campaign home page says Kansas should attract businesses by inve…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
TU
I believe in strong public schools, growing our local economy, and protecting personal freedoms. - campaign about page, 2026-04-01, tuley4go…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Where they stand
Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: public schools, health and fitness, marijuana legalization, Kansas-centered economic development, energy, voting access, and restrained executive power. His campaign home page frames the race as "Building a Kansas Worth Investing In" and says Kansas should lead through schools, heal...
What they have done
Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: public schools, health and fitness, marijuana legalization, Kansas-centered economic development, energy, voting access, and restrained executive power. His campaign home page frames the race as "Building a Kansas Worth Investing In" and says Kansas should lead through schools, healthier communities, and workforce investment. The indexed platform page is the densest statement of p...
Social/online observations
These observations show public activity tied to this issue. They are context, not confirmed positions.
TU
Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: publ…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
TU
The campaign home page presents Tuley's message as "Building a Kansas Worth Investing In" and frames the race around schools, healthier comm…
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Actions and source trailActions and Decisions
This profile links 25 public items across 10 of the 14 issue areas. Examples include: LGBT / gender / parental rights: On cultural and family-policy issues, Tuley's most visible distinctive position is his statement that he supports transgender rights but opposes transgender girls competing in sports with biological girls (... Education / curriculum / schools: Education is the clearest and most repeated issue cluster. Tuley's platform calls for top-25 national teacher pay, better benefits, fully funded junior college and technical school tuition, two healthy mea... Education / curriculum / schools: Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: public schools, health and fitness, marijuana legalization, Kansas-ce... Education / curriculum / schools: Tuley's economic message is less technocratic than investment-oriented. His campaign home page says Kansas should attract businesses by investing in education, workforce development, and local growth rathe... Public online activity is listed separately as context.
How to read this section
Dated actions appear here when a linked source supports them. Candidate statements, reporting, and public online activity are labeled where they appear.
- Abortion / life0 documented items
- LGBT / gender / parental rights1 documented item, 2 online observations
- Education / curriculum / schools3 documented items, 4 online observations
- Religious liberty / church / civic morality0 documented items
- Taxes / spending / debt2 documented items, 3 online observations
- Economy / jobs / labor2 documented items, 4 online observations
- Guns / Second Amendment0 documented items
- Immigration / border1 documented item, 1 online observation
- Health care / insurance / Medicaid4 documented items, 4 online observations
- Election integrity / voting / courts4 documented items, 4 online observations
- Public safety / law enforcement / criminal justice0 documented items, 1 online observation
- Agriculture / rural economy / water3 documented items, 2 online observations
- Local governance / transparency / ethics4 documented items, 4 online observations
- Environment / energy / land use1 documented item, 2 online observations
Faith affiliationWhere They Worship
Public sources do not identify a current church affiliation for Tuley. His campaign language leans heavily on values, family, and Kansas roots, but the available public record does not name a congregation or denomination.
Campaign financeDonor/Funding Information
Finance snapshot
Total raised: $2,600.00; totalSpent: $193.89; cashOnHand: $2,406.11; inKind: $0.00; otherTransactions: $0.00; Reporting period: January 1, 2025 through December 31, 2025; filed: 2026-01-12 2:25:45 PM; treasurer: Marcie Wainright;; s-kpdc-treasurer
Reporting period
Most recent public filing reviewed
Source: Reviewed public records
Todd Decuir
$500.00
George Grieb
$500.00
Ernesto Hodison
$100.00
William England
$50.00
Paul Popiel
$100.00
Susan Millstein
$500.00
Tami Pool
$250.00
Keith Ely
$250.00
Deanna Dibble
$250.00
Kirk Fischer
$100.00
Research trailSources
18 linked public sources
Open the complete source trail with every public URL used for this profile.
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Social/online observationsPublic Online Activity
31 public online items are tied to issue areas. Additional online activity is treated as context, not a policy position.
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On cultural and family-policy issues, Tuley's most visible distinctive position is his statement that he supports transgender rights but opposes transgender girls competing in sports with biological girls (source). The campaign launch release stated the same sports position and framed it around fairness and safety (source). WIBW included the position in its announcement story, and KSNT's candidate guide highlighted...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
WIBW reported on 2025-07-28 that Tuley announced as a Democratic candidate from Lawrence and summarized his priorities as teacher pay, school meals, legal cannabis revenue for schools, opposition to private-school public funding and public/private athletic competition, obesity prevention, and opposition to transgender girls competing in girls' sports (source).
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: public schools, health and fitness, marijuana legalization, Kansas-centered economic development, energy, voting access, and restrained executive power. His campaign home page frames the race as "Building a Kansas Worth Investing In" and says Kansas should lead through schools, heal...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Education is the clearest and most repeated issue cluster. Tuley's platform calls for top-25 national teacher pay, better benefits, fully funded junior college and technical school tuition, two healthy meals per day for public school students, no cell phones during public school hours, reduced administrative bloat, higher support-staff pay, and opposition to vouchers (source). His public schools page condenses the s...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Tuley's economic message is less technocratic than investment-oriented. His campaign home page says Kansas should attract businesses by investing in education, workforce development, and local growth rather than relying on corporate giveaways (source). The platform calls for legal marijuana with revenue directed to education and health, reforming corporate tax incentives for out-of-state companies, prioritizing Kans...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
WIBW reported on 2025-07-28 that Tuley announced as a Democratic candidate from Lawrence and summarized his priorities as teacher pay, school meals, legal cannabis revenue for schools, opposition to private-school public funding and public/private athletic competition, obesity prevention, and opposition to transgender girls competing in girls' sports (source).
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Education is the clearest and most repeated issue cluster. Tuley's platform calls for top-25 national teacher pay, better benefits, fully funded junior college and technical school tuition, two healthy meals per day for public school students, no cell phones during public school hours, reduced administrative bloat, higher support-staff pay, and opposition to vouchers (source). His public schools page condenses the s...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Tuley's economic message is less technocratic than investment-oriented. His campaign home page says Kansas should attract businesses by investing in education, workforce development, and local growth rather than relying on corporate giveaways (source). The platform calls for legal marijuana with revenue directed to education and health, reforming corporate tax incentives for out-of-state companies, prioritizing Kans...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
The campaign's public schools page repeats and condenses the education agenda: top-25 national teacher pay, improved benefits, meals, junior college and technical school tuition, administrative-bloat reduction, support-staff pay, school phone limits, keeping public dollars in public schools, no vouchers, and no private-school tax breaks.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
On cultural and family-policy issues, Tuley's most visible distinctive position is his statement that he supports transgender rights but opposes transgender girls competing in sports with biological girls (source). The campaign launch release stated the same sports position and framed it around fairness and safety (source). WIBW included the position in its announcement story, and KSNT's candidate guide highlighted...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
I believe in strong public schools, growing our local economy, and protecting personal freedoms. - campaign about page, 2026-04-01, tuley4gov2026.com/about-marty - topic: platform.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
The campaign's "Meet Marty" page describes him as a candidate focused on practical leadership, listening, accountability, transparency, local business, education, public safety, family, and community (source).
Public activity only; not a policy position.
The campaign launch release distributed through EIN Presswire on 2025-06-30 lists many of the same platform priorities and identifies Tuley as an educator, parent, and lifelong Kansan running for governor (source). The release also links social media at the platform level: Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
The campaign's governance language emphasizes practicality, transparency, and limits on political theater. The "Meet Marty" page says he is running to bring practical leadership and real solutions to Kansas, with a focus on showing up, listening, and avoiding political noise (source). The platform says he would not use executive orders or pardons as political tools, would make voting easier and more accessible, and...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
On cultural and family-policy issues, Tuley's most visible distinctive position is his statement that he supports transgender rights but opposes transgender girls competing in sports with biological girls (source). The campaign launch release stated the same sports position and framed it around fairness and safety (source). WIBW included the position in its announcement story, and KSNT's candidate guide highlighted...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: public schools, health and fitness, marijuana legalization, Kansas-centered economic development, energy, voting access, and restrained executive power. His campaign home page frames the race as "Building a Kansas Worth Investing In" and says Kansas should lead through schools, heal...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Tuley's economic message is less technocratic than investment-oriented. His campaign home page says Kansas should attract businesses by investing in education, workforce development, and local growth rather than relying on corporate giveaways (source). The platform calls for legal marijuana with revenue directed to education and health, reforming corporate tax incentives for out-of-state companies, prioritizing Kans...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
The campaign's governance language emphasizes practicality, transparency, and limits on political theater. The "Meet Marty" page says he is running to bring practical leadership and real solutions to Kansas, with a focus on showing up, listening, and avoiding political noise (source). The platform says he would not use executive orders or pardons as political tools, would make voting easier and more accessible, and...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
On cultural and family-policy issues, Tuley's most visible distinctive position is his statement that he supports transgender rights but opposes transgender girls competing in sports with biological girls (source). The campaign launch release stated the same sports position and framed it around fairness and safety (source). WIBW included the position in its announcement story, and KSNT's candidate guide highlighted...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: public schools, health and fitness, marijuana legalization, Kansas-centered economic development, energy, voting access, and restrained executive power. His campaign home page frames the race as "Building a Kansas Worth Investing In" and says Kansas should lead through schools, heal...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
Tuley's economic message is less technocratic than investment-oriented. His campaign home page says Kansas should attract businesses by investing in education, workforce development, and local growth rather than relying on corporate giveaways (source). The platform calls for legal marijuana with revenue directed to education and health, reforming corporate tax incentives for out-of-state companies, prioritizing Kans...
Public activity only; not a policy position.
I believe in strong public schools, growing our local economy, and protecting personal freedoms. - campaign about page, 2026-04-01, tuley4gov2026.com/about-marty - topic: platform.
Public activity only; not a policy position.
The campaign's "Meet Marty" page describes him as a candidate focused on practical leadership, listening, accountability, transparency, local business, education, public safety, family, and community (source).
Public activity only; not a policy position.
The campaign's governance language emphasizes practicality, transparency, and limits on political theater. The "Meet Marty" page says he is running to bring practical leadership and real solutions to Kansas, with a focus on showing up, listening, and avoiding political noise (source). The platform says he would not use executive orders or pardons as political tools, would make voting easier and more accessible, and...
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Kansas Reflector covered the March 8, 2026 Democratic governor forum and described Tuley as acknowledging he was a "third wheel" against two legislative candidates while presenting himself as a different kind of Democrat with a nontraditional background (source).
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On cultural and family-policy issues, Tuley's most visible distinctive position is his statement that he supports transgender rights but opposes transgender girls competing in sports with biological girls (source). The campaign launch release stated the same sports position and framed it around fairness and safety (source). WIBW included the position in its announcement story, and KSNT's candidate guide highlighted...
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Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: public schools, health and fitness, marijuana legalization, Kansas-centered economic development, energy, voting access, and restrained executive power. His campaign home page frames the race as "Building a Kansas Worth Investing In" and says Kansas should lead through schools, heal...
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Tuley's economic message is less technocratic than investment-oriented. His campaign home page says Kansas should attract businesses by investing in education, workforce development, and local growth rather than relying on corporate giveaways (source). The platform calls for legal marijuana with revenue directed to education and health, reforming corporate tax incentives for out-of-state companies, prioritizing Kans...
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I believe in strong public schools, growing our local economy, and protecting personal freedoms. - campaign about page, 2026-04-01, tuley4gov2026.com/about-marty - topic: platform.
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Marty Tuley's public campaign record is built less around a long elected-office record and more around a candidate-controlled platform: public schools, health and fitness, marijuana legalization, Kansas-centered economic development, energy, voting access, and restrained executive power. His campaign home page frames the race as "Building a Kansas Worth Investing In" and says Kansas should lead through schools, heal...
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The campaign home page presents Tuley's message as "Building a Kansas Worth Investing In" and frames the race around schools, healthier communities, workforce investment, transparent government, infrastructure, clean energy, and local economic growth (source).
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