Representative Martin Long - Contact Information

Martin Long is a member of the Republican Party and currently serves in the Kansas House of Representatives, representing District 124. He assumed office on January 13, 2025, and his current term will conclude on January 11, 2027.

Long was born and raised in Ulysses, Kansas, where he continues to reside. He graduated from Ulysses High School in 1975 and has remained closely connected to his community throughout his life. His professional background includes work in agriculture and business, reflecting the rural character of his district and providing him with firsthand knowledge of the challenges faced by Kansas farmers and small business owners.

Long first entered the Kansas House of Representatives in 2019, representing District 124. He succeeded Steve Alford and served until 2023, when he was succeeded by David Younger. During his initial tenure, Long established himself as a conservative legislator, focusing on issues such as agriculture, taxation, and rural development. His legislative work reflected his commitment to representing the interests of southwest Kansas and advancing policies that supported local communities.

In 2024, Long returned to politics, running again for the Kansas House of Representatives to represent District 124. He won the general election on November 5, 2024, reclaiming the seat he had previously held. His victory marked a continuation of his political career and demonstrated his enduring support among constituents in his district.

In the Kansas House, Long has been assigned to several committees, including Agriculture and Natural Resources Budget, Taxation, and Energy, Utilities and Telecommunications. He also serves as vice-chair of the Agriculture and Natural Resources Budget Committee and participates in the 2025 Special Committee on Telecommunications and the 2025 Special Committee on Taxation. These assignments reflect his engagement with a wide range of policy areas, from agriculture and fiscal oversight to energy and infrastructure. His leadership role in agricultural budgeting highlights his dedication to supporting Kansas farmers and ensuring that resources are allocated effectively.

Long has sponsored legislation that underscores his interest in infrastructure and public service. Among his sponsored bills is HB2029, which designated a portion of K-5 highway as the Representative Marvin S. Robinson II Memorial Highway and redesignated a portion of the Harry Darby Memorial Highway for Interstate 635. This initiative highlights his commitment to honoring public service and addressing practical transportation needs within Kansas.

His political priorities include fiscal responsibility, rural development, and conservative governance. Long has emphasized the importance of ensuring that Kansas remains responsive to the needs of its citizens while maintaining strong support for agriculture and local communities. His background in farming and business informs his approach to policymaking, particularly in areas related to economic growth, infrastructure, and rural sustainability.

Outside of his legislative responsibilities, Long remains active in his community in Ulysses. His personal and professional life reflects his dedication to family, agriculture, and civic engagement. His ongoing work in the Kansas House demonstrates his commitment to representing District 124 faithfully while contributing to the broader governance of the state.

Martin Long’s career in the Kansas House of Representatives demonstrates both continuity and resilience. Having served from 2019 to 2023 and returning in 2025, he brings experience and established conservative credentials to the legislature. His ongoing work highlights his commitment to practical governance, rural advocacy, and conservative values, ensuring that he remains an influential figure in Kansas politics.