Who is Liz Truss? Net worth, Husband, Wikipedia, Age, Children, And Family

Liz Truss Britain is a British politician, parliamentarian and the new Prime Minister of Britain, and she became the Prime Minister of Britain in 2022 by defeating Indian-origin British politician Rishi Suna.

In addition, Truss studied philosophy, politics and economics from Oxford, and after completing his studies he also worked as an accountant for some time. After that she got into politics.

And liz had contested the first election of councilor and in which she won. And after that in the year 2010, Truss was elected MP for the first time.

Liz Truss Wiki

New-prime-minister-of England Liz Truss was born on 26 July 1975 in Oxford, England, His full name is Mary Elizabeth Truss. Liz is primarily known as New-prime-minister-of England since 2022.

Liz Truss Family

Liz’s father’s name is John Kenneth while mother’s name is mother Priscilla Marie Truss. His father was a mathematics professor at the University of Leeds, while his mother was a nurse. When Truss was four years old, her family moved to Scotland. Here he did his early studies. After a few years, she shifted to Canada.

Liz Truss Education

He completed his early schooling from Hometown, and then in 1996 Truss studied Philosophy, Politics and Economics from Merton College, Oxford.

liz truss children

liz truss was married to Hugh O’Leary in the year 2000, and today liz Truss has two children, And About whose names liz has not shared much information in the media.

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Liz Truss husband & Married Life

Liz’s husband’s name is Hugh O’Leary who is a politican and chartered accountant, and both of them were married in the year 2000 and today Liz and Hugh O’Leary also have two children.

Liz Truss Net Worth

According to some media and website reports, Liz Truss Net Worth is around £8.4million but she has not given any official information about it.

Liz Truss vs Rishi Sunak

The results of the election of the leader of the Conservative Party are out and Liz Truss has defeated Rishi Sunak of Indian origin. Liz Truss will now become the Prime Minister of Britain, it has been decided and she will take oath tomorrow.

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Liz Truss vs Rishi Sunak Vote

Liz Truss will become the third Prime Minister of the Conservative Party in 3 years while the fourth Prime Minister in 6 years. He got a total of 81 thousand 326 votes in this election, while Rishi Sunak got 60 thousand 399 votes. Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak participated in many programs to gain the support of their party. In these programs, both the candidates were questioned about their policies.

Truss was the leader of the Liberal Democrats in college

While attending Merton College, Truss campaigned for the Liberal Democrats party. She has also been the chair of the Oxford University Liberal Democrats. Apart from this, she was also a member of the National Executive of Liberal Democrats Youth and Students. As a student leader, Truss also campaigned extensively for the Labor Party. However, after graduation, that is, in 1996, he left the Democrats and joined the Conservative Party. Since then he is in this party.

Liz Truss Political journey

From 1996 to 2000, Truss worked as an accountant for Shell. He has also worked in the UK telecommunication company Cable & Wireless. In this company, she reached the position of economic director. He left the company in 2005. Truss also contested the Greenwich London Borough Council elections in 1998 and 2002, although they were defeated in both. On May 4, 2006, he won the first election as a councillor. After this, in 2010, she was elected MP for the first time.

It is said that when she was contesting for MP, her father refused to campaign because Truss was from the Conservative Party and he preferred the Labor Party. Although the mother certainly campaigned for the truss. Two years after becoming an MP, she also became the Minister of Education. As education minister, he did many great things. A survey was conducted, in which it was found that by the age of 18 only 20 percent of British students are able to read mathematics. In such a situation, he made maths compulsory for full-time children. In 2014, he was made the Environment Minister.