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Marty has a bachelor's degree in economics from Union College and a master's degree from Harvard Business School. 

Marty works as an independent advisor focusing on corporate finance and strategy. 

Marty Dolan, who unsuccessfully challenged U.S. Rep. Alexandria ...

Marty Dolan ran for a seat in the US House of Representatives in 2024 but did not win. 

Supports reducing costs, taxes, and the complexity of NYC's programs.

- Supports reducing costs, taxes, and the complexity of NYC's programs.

Economy

Supports prioritizing investments that support businesses, such as fixing the most visible subway stations first.

Supports prioritizing investments that benefit businesses, such as fixing the most visible subway stations first.

Supports offering discounts on subway passes for property taxpayers.

Supports offering discounts on subway passes for property taxpayers and priority for bike riders.

Believes New York City needs to enhance its image for both visitors and residents by addressing issues such as unsafe public spaces, abandoned islands, and underutilized waterways.

Believes New York City needs to improve its image by addressing issues such as unsafe public spaces, abandoned islands, and underutilized waterways.

- Supports prioritizing investments that benefit businesses, such as fixing the most visible subway stations first.
- Supports offering discounts on subway passes for property taxpayers and priority for bike riders.
- Believes New York City needs to improve its image by addressing issues such as unsafe public spaces, abandoned islands, and underutilized waterways.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Wants to change the tax code to encourage education from ages 11-21.

Supports refocusing schools, families, and the tax code to embrace education from ages 11-21.

- Supports refocusing schools, families, and the tax code to embrace education from ages 11-21.

Education

Advocates for increasing police presence and resources to improve public safety.

Wants to renovate police stations to be less "grim and intimidating."

- Advocates for increasing police presence and resources to improve public safety.
- Opposes bail reform.
- Wants to renovate police stations to be less "grim and intimidating."

Public Safety

Supports renaming community boards with local names and providing compensation and training for community board leaders to instill pride and teamwork.

Supports renaming community boards with local names and providing compensation and training for community board leaders.

- Supports renaming community boards with local names and providing compensation and training for community board leaders.

Public Health

Promises to reduce the number of permits property owners need to obtain.

Supports creating a path to home ownership for New York City Housing Authority residents.

- Promises to reduce the number of permits property owners need to obtain.
- Supports creating a path to home ownership for New York City Housing Authority residents.

Housing & Urban Development

As of September 5, 2025, Marty Dolan’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Wants to celebrate New York City’s 400th birthday and community leaders with an annual “Kennedy Center” honors program.

- Wants to celebrate New York City’s 400th birthday and community leaders with an annual “Kennedy Center” honors program.

Public Services

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Marty Dolan

- Supports prioritizing investments that benefit businesses, such as fixing the most visible subway stations first.
- Supports offering discounts on subway passes for property taxpayers.
- Believes New York City needs to enhance its image for both visitors and residents by addressing issues such as unsafe public spaces, abandoned islands, and underutilized waterways.

- Advocates for increasing police presence and resources to improve public safety.
- Opposes bail reform.

- Supports renaming community boards with local names and providing compensation and training for community board leaders to instill pride and teamwork.

- Supports prioritizing investments that support businesses, such as fixing the most visible subway stations first.
- Supports offering discounts on subway passes for property taxpayers.
- Believes New York City needs to enhance its image for both visitors and residents by addressing issues such as unsafe public spaces, abandoned islands, and underutilized waterways.

- The Public Advocate oversees city agencies, investigates citizen complaints about city services, and proposes solutions to improve these services. 
- The Public Advocate serves as a non-voting member of the New York City Council with the authority to introduce and co-sponsor legislation. 
- The Public Advocate is elected to a four-year term, may serve up to two consecutive terms, and is voted on citywide.
- The Public Advocate's salary is $184,800 per year.
- The Public Advocate is first in line to succeed the mayor in case of a vacancy or incapacity.