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11. Jan. 2022 · Secretary Way was initially nominated for appointment by Governor Murphy on December 18, 2017 and was sworn in on February 26, 2018. She currently serves as the Chair of the National Association of Secretaries of State. Throughout her career, Secretary Way has devoted herself to public service. Prior to becoming Secretary of State, Secretary ...
5. Okt. 2023 · Tahesha L. Way may serve as New Jersey’s third lieutenant governor and secretary of state, but she was raised in the Bronx. On Wednesday October 4, she took a walk back in time through the halls of her old stomping grounds at Holy Rosary School in Pelham Gardens.
8. Sept. 2023 · Tahesha L. Way, the daughter of a bus driver and a railroad clerk who served as a county elected official and a judge before becoming Secretary of State, took office today as the third lieutenant governor of New Jersey. Gov Phil Murphy today announced his selection of Way, a member of his cabinet for nearly six years, to succeed Sheila Oliver ...
8. Sept. 2023 · 3:03. /. Gov. Phil Murphy named Secretary of State Tahesha Way to be the state's next lieutenant governor, a month after Sheila Oliver died after a short hospitalization. Way's appointment takes ...
8. Sept. 2023 · “While no one can truly replace her, I am deeply proud to appoint Secretary of State Tahesha Way to succeed her as lieutenant governor,” he said. “Tahesha has been with our administration from the very beginning, and her work over the past five-and-a-half years leading the Department of State has grown New Jersey’s tourism economy, uplifted small businesses and strengthened our ...
8. Sept. 2023 · TRENTON – Governor Phil Murphy this morning in the capital city unveiled Tahesha Way as the state’s third lieutenant governor. The governor set the scene, noting that from August 4th to Sept. 4th, the flags flew at half-staff in honor of the late Sheila Oliver, who died last month. Now, they’re at full staff, as Secretary of State Way ...
In memoriam of Lieutenant Governor Oliver a self-described “Jersey Girl,” born and raised in an ethnically diverse Newark neighborhood. Lieutenant Governor Oliver was inspired as a young girl to be a fighter for the voiceless when her eyes were opened to societal injustices and inequities around her, often citing “A Tale of Two Cities” as her youth awakening.
