14 Facts About Troy Findley

Troy Findley was born on July 11,1964 and is an American politician who served as the 48th lieutenant governor of Kansas from 2009 to 2011.

Troy Findley was a member of the Midwest Cancer Alliance Partner Advisory Board.

Troy Findley was born on July 11,1964, in Lawrence, Kansas.

Troy Findley was educated in the Lawrence Public Schools and attended Lawrence High School.

Troy Findley attended the University of Kansas and graduated in 1990 with a bachelor's degree in political science.

Troy Findley received his real estate license from the Kansas Association of Realtors in 1995.

Troy Findley was first elected to the Kansas House of Representatives on November 8,1994 to represent District 46, which includes parts of Douglas County.

Troy Findley replaced retiring, longtime State Representative Betty Jo Charlton and was elected to five consecutive terms.

Concerned with the rising cost of a college education, Troy Findley authored legislation to tie increases in tuition to increases in the state's grant program.

Troy Findley co-sponsored legislation to create a Kansas version of the Earned Income Tax Credit, similar to legislation passed by the US Congress in 1975, which helps ease the burden of income taxes on low-income families.

Troy Findley was a member of the House Democratic Leadership Team serving as Policy Chair.

Troy Findley was elected to his fifth term in the Kansas House of Representatives on November 5,2002 but declined to take the oath of office in order to work for Governor Sebelius as a Legislative Liaison in January 2003.

Troy Findley's responsibilities included serving as the Governor's chief liaison on emergency management matters.

Troy Findley is the Governor's designee to the Midwest Cancer Alliance Partner Advisory Board.