Tumay has lived in Virginia most of her life, spending the last 12 years in Loudoun County.  

She earned both her B.A. in English Literature and Master’s degree in Curriculum Development from George Mason University. She used her degrees as a teacher in Prince William and Loudoun County Public Schools.  

Prior to teaching, Tumay spent several years as a sales executive in the Cargo/Freight-Forwarding industry. She also partnered with her husband as a small business owner.

She is a mother of three daughters and has been happily married for 22 years to her husband, Jason.

Since 2020, Tumay has made headlines as a local activist speaking out against the radical agenda embraced by Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS). Protecting our children and fighting for Parental Rights has become a daily pursuit.

Initially battling inappropriate reading material for her daughter, Tumay has taken on Critical Race Theory initiatives in LCPS and the divisive DEI program championed by the recently indicted and resigned LCPS Superintendent.

Her battles with Loudoun County took an even more dramatic turn when the family became embroiled in a botched Title IX/HR investigation that eventually led to termination of one of their daughter’s teachers. The failures of LCPS and the Board of Supervisors inspired Tumay to run for Ashburn Supervisor in 2023.

Most recently, Tumay has focused her efforts on educational choice as a member of the Board of the Middleburg Community Charter School, one of only seven public charter schools in Virginia.

Tumay is running for Virginia State Senate to fight for children and parents in Richmond. She believes that academic excellence and our children’s safety must once again be our top priorities. She will fight to improve education and keep our children safe, slash taxes and eliminate red tape, and fix our broken energy policy that is leaving Virginia in the dark.

Tumay has lived in Virginia most of her life, spending the last 12 years in Loudoun County.  

She earned both her B.A. in English Literature and Master’s degree in Curriculum Development from George Mason University. She used her degrees as a teacher in Prince William and Loudoun County Public Schools.  

Prior to teaching, Tumay spent several years as a sales executive in the Cargo/Freight-Forwarding industry. She also partnered with her husband as a small business owner.

She is a mother of three daughters and has been happily married for 22 years to her husband, Jason.

Since 2020, Tumay has made headlines as a local activist speaking out against the radical agenda embraced by Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS). Protecting our children and fighting for Parental Rights has become a daily pursuit.

Initially battling inappropriate reading material for her daughter, Tumay has taken on Critical Race Theory initiatives in LCPS and the divisive DEI program championed by the recently indicted and resigned LCPS Superintendent.

Her battles with Loudoun County took an even more dramatic turn when the family became embroiled in a botched Title IX/HR investigation that eventually led to termination of one of their daughter’s teachers. The failures of LCPS and the Board of Supervisors inspired Tumay to run for Ashburn Supervisor in 2023.