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Sanders nominates Florida's Jacob Olivia as Dept of Education Secretary
Governor-elect Sarah Huckabee Sanders names Jacob Oliva for Department of Education
https://www.kark.com/news/politics/governor-elect-sarah-huckabee-sanders-names-jacob-oliva-for-department-of-education
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Arkansas Governor-elect Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced on Thursday who she intends to nominate as Department of Education secretary.
Huckabee Sanders said Jacob Oliva will be her Department of Education nominee. Oliva is currently a Senior Chancellor, Division of Public Schools for the Florida Department of Education.
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The Oliva announcement noted his service for the Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis administration. DeSantis was re-elected as governor in November with 59.4% of the vote, called “the largest margin by a Republican candidate for governor in modern Florida history” by the New York Times.
Huckabee Sanders said Jacob Oliva will be her Department of Education nominee. Oliva is currently a Senior Chancellor, Division of Public Schools for the Florida Department of Education.
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The Oliva announcement noted his service for the Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis administration. DeSantis was re-elected as governor in November with 59.4% of the vote, called “the largest margin by a Republican candidate for governor in modern Florida history” by the New York Times.