Patt Maney

Professional Background

The official Florida House biography lists Patt Maney’s occupation as Attorney. Elected to the Florida House of Representatives in 2020, reelected subsequently. Military background listed by the office: University of Kentucky Army ROTC Wall of Honor, 2012; United States Army, active and reserve duty, 1970-2007; Brigadier General, Retired; Overseas service: Panama, Haiti, Bosnia, Afghanistan; Afghan Ghazi Mir Batcha Kahn Superior Medal, 2005. Other public service listed by the office: Okaloosa County Judge, 1989-2018.

Experience

• Elected to the Florida House of Representatives in 2020, reelected subsequently
• Okaloosa County Judge, 1989-2018
• Military: University of Kentucky Army ROTC Wall of Honor, 2012; United States Army, active and reserve duty, 1970-2007; Brigadier General, Retired; Overseas service: Panama, Haiti, Bosnia, Afghanistan; Afghan Ghazi Mir Batcha Kahn Superior Medal, 2005

Education

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  University of Kentucky, BA, Political Science, 1966-1970; University of Louisville, Louis D. Brandeis School of Law, JD, 1971-1974; Troy State University, MS, International Relations, 1994-1995; University of Kentucky, Honorary Doctor of Laws, 2016

Office & Authority

Represents this district in the Florida House of Representatives.

Follow the Money

Reporting period: 2024-12-04 – 2026-10-02.

Reported Receipts

$146,400.00

Reported Disbursements

$68,463.50

Loans

$0.00

Monetary Contributions

$146,400.00

In-Kind Contributions

$0.00

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Sources & Further Records

Biography & Background

Portrait & Credits

United States Army · Public domain

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