Greg Taylor (politician) facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Greg Taylor
Minority Leader of the Indiana Senate
In office November 6, 2020 – January 13, 2025
Preceded by	Timothy Lanane
Succeeded by	Shelli Yoder
Member of the Indiana Senate from the 33rd district
Incumbent
Assumed office 2008
Preceded by	Glenn L. Howard
Personal details
Born	1969/1970 (age 54–55)
Political party	Democratic
Education	Indiana University, Bloomington (BA, JD)

Greg Taylor is a politician who serves in the Indiana Senate. He is a member of the Democratic Party. Since 2008, he has represented the 33rd District of Indiana. From November 2020 until January 2025, he was the leader of the Democratic group in the Senate. He also works as a senior lawyer, helping cities and towns with their money matters.

About Greg Taylor

Greg Taylor was born in 1969 or 1970. He grew up and later went to Indiana University, Bloomington. There, he earned a bachelor's degree. He also earned a law degree, which is called a Juris Doctor (JD). This education helped him prepare for his career in law and politics.

Serving in the Indiana Senate

Greg Taylor first became a state senator in 2008. He represents the 33rd District. This district includes parts of Indiana. As a senator, he helps make laws for the state. He works on important issues that affect people in Indiana.

Leading the Democratic Party

In November 2020, Senator Taylor was chosen for a big role. He became the Minority Floor Leader of the Indiana Senate. This means he was the main leader for the Democratic senators. His job was to guide his party's efforts. He helped them work together on new laws and policies. His term as Minority Leader ended in January 2025.

A Career in Law

Besides his work as a senator, Greg Taylor is also a lawyer. He works for a law firm called MWH Law Group. He specializes in municipal finance law. This type of law deals with how cities and towns manage their money. It involves things like bonds and budgets for public projects.

External Links

• State Senator Greg Taylor (Official Indiana State Legislature site)