Kim Coley, a former resident of Martinsville, Indiana, has a background in small business ownership and ministry, having pursued her undergraduate education at Central Bible College. She advocates for authentic representation in local governance, emphasizing the importance of addressing community concerns regarding healthcare, education, growth management, and environmental protection.

Coley pledges to prioritize listening to her constituents, promising regular town-hall meetings to facilitate dialogue with elected officials. She emphasizes unity and inclusivity, prioritizing citizens' needs over political affiliations or interest groups.

Despite potential ideological differences, Coley has engaged positively with the League of Women Voters (LWV), showcasing her commitment to collaboration across diverse perspectives. She values the LWV's invitation for her participation, despite occasionally feeling like the lone conservative at their events.

In terms of priorities if elected, Coley focuses on education and the economy. She believes in supporting both public and private educational systems and vows to reallocate funds to support educators. Regarding the economy, she emphasizes the need to reduce burdensome regulations to encourage growth and job creation, particularly for small businesses.

When it comes to addressing violence in communities, Coley emphasizes the importance of personal value, respect, and community engagement. She believes that changes to laws alone will not improve safety, highlighting the role of leadership in demonstrating and promoting respect for others.

In summary, Kim Coley's governance approach centers on authentic representation, active engagement with constituents, and a commitment to addressing community concerns while prioritizing unity and inclusivity.