Marty Dolan - Ballotpedia

Marty Dolan is originally from Jersey City, New Jersey. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in economics from Union College and a Master of Business Administration in international business from Harvard Business School. Marty has three grown children and two grandchildren.

Marty currently works as the part-time chairman of the board for Fleming Re and Fleming International Reinsurance. He also works as a part-time board member for Captis Intelligence, Incorporated, and as a self-employed senior advisor for Dolan & Company. Marty previously worked for the New York State Assembly speaker and the Washington, D.C., Public Defenders Office.

Marty previously ran as a candidate for the14th Congressional District.

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Supports moving pension and Medicare costs to the federal government, which he said would decrease taxes by 25% to 30% in New York.

Proposed a congestion pricing model for the Bronx.

Supports family tax accounts to incentivize savings and investments for families.

Believes in prioritizing policies over protests.

Believes the affordability crisis and stagnant real wages are driven by the globalization and compression of wages.

- Supports moving pension and Medicare costs to the federal government, which he said would decrease taxes by 25% to 30% in New York.
- Proposed a congestion pricing model for the Bronx.
- Supports family tax accounts to incentivize savings and investments for families.
- Believes in prioritizing policies over protests.
- Believes the affordability crisis and stagnant real wages are driven by the globalization and compression of wages.

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As of June 18, 2026, Marty Dolan’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Believes New York City schools are failing despite high spending, saying "Half the kids can’t read, write or do math at grade level."

Supports Youth Fast Start Accounts, which are savings accounts for children to promote future financial independence.

Supports raising the hourly value of the workforce by improving education.

- Believes New York City schools are failing despite high spending, saying "Half the kids can’t read, write or do math at grade level."
- Supports Youth Fast Start Accounts, which are savings accounts for children to promote future financial independence.
- Supports raising the hourly value of the workforce by improving education.

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Marty previously worked as a driver for Mayor Peter Peyser of Irvington, New York, and held managing director roles at Lehman Brothers and Morgan Stanley.

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Supports moving pension and Medicare costs to the federal government to decrease taxes by 25% to 30% in New York.

Proposes a Bronx-specific congestion pricing model.

Supports incentives to help families save and invest through Family Tax Accounts.

Supports focused governance over symbolic demonstrations in economic policy.

Believes the federal government should relieve states like New York of fiscal distortions caused by their property tax system.

Criticizes the current focus on protests over policy and emphasizes a campaign centered on achieving tangible outcomes for public safety.

For Candidate Marty Dolan on Issue energy-and-environment: Critiques New York's tax policies and their impact on taxpayers, but does not provide a specific stance on energy or environmental issues.

Supports providing crucial support for young people aged 10 to 25 to help them secure good-paying jobs and reduce long-term resource drain.

Supports early savings accounts for children to promote future financial independence.

For Candidate Marty Dolan on Issue Education: Critiques the left for promoting a governance style that seeks to enforce uniformity in thought.

Marty is from Lawrence, Massachusetts. He attended Union College. He has a bachelor's degree in business administration from the University of New Hampshire. He lives with his wife and two children.

Marty is a retired insurance executive. He previously worked at various insurance firms.

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Marty Dolan is a former member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives, representing the Rockingham 4 district. He was elected in 2010 and served one term on the House Education Committee and the House Resources, Recreation and Development Committee. He was not re-elected in 2012. Dolan previously ran for U.S. Representative for New York’s 14th Congressional District in the 2024 Democratic primary and did not win. He is currently campaigning for New York City’s Public Advocate position in the 2025 citywide election.

Proposes a Bronx-specific congestion pricing model to better align the transit system with local community needs.

Believes immigrants are taking benefits from local residents and that many Bronxites are frustrated with current liberal leadership on public safety issues.

Thinks immigrants are "taking benefits from the people in the city who need them" and believes many Bronx residents are frustrated with current liberal leadership on this issue.

For Candidate Marty Dolan on Issue education:  
Proposes Youth Fast Start Accounts for children to empower them financially and socially from a young age.

Criticizes current progressive education policies, arguing that high spending has not improved outcomes in New York City schools, and advocates for accountability and results-based approaches to education.

Supports giving residents ownership of apartments in public housing to foster responsibility and a stake in society.

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