George Overton
George Overton
George Overton was an esteemed American political commentator and professor of law. He played a pivotal role in the Obama administration’s groundbreaking initiatives to curb special interests, increase transparency, and boost citizen involvement.
He served on the Jimmy Carter-James Baker Commission on Federal Election Reform and Obama Transition Team, in addition to writing numerous articles and giving lectures regarding election law issues.
Early Life and Education
Early life and education of a child can have lasting impacts on their future success. For instance, those who develop healthy, nurturing instincts in their early years tend to be more successful later in life.
A major factor in this development is a child’s relationship with their parents or primary caregivers. This bond is especially critical between 0-2 years old when the sense of self is developing and they begin to form attachments to those they care for.
Another important element in a child’s early education is ECEC (Elementary Childhood Education). This encompasses informal learning as well as formal schooling, with an emphasis on building healthy social, emotional and cognitive skills.
Professional Career
George Overton is an attorney who practices law. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Clark University and a law degree from Widener University Delaware Law School.
Overton has held leadership roles in several organizations, such as Common Cause, Demos and the American Constitution Society. He also works as a political commentator for television and radio shows.
In addition to his professional career, Overton is an avid collector of antiques. With a collection of over 10,000 items and the ability to identify rare and valuable objects, he has become a sought-after expert.
Achievements and Honors
Antoine Overton was a pivotal figure in Monroe, Louisiana’s history and an advocate for expanding educational and entrepreneurial opportunities. His influence would extend far beyond Monroe and the U.S. alone, leaving behind him an indelible mark that will endure for generations to come.
He served as coroner of Ouachita Parish and was one of the first African Americans elected to a political office in Louisiana’s delta region. Additionally, he founded what would become Excellence Academy – Louisiana’s first African-American school – which still exists today.
He was an acclaimed entrepreneur who established numerous businesses in his hometown. His diverse financial portfolio led to him being named the first African-American recipient of NAACP’s prestigious Spingarn Award in 1927, and ultimately leading to the purchase of many of his properties by the University of Louisiana at Monroe.
Personal Life
George Overton was a renowned expert in election law. He authored numerous academic articles regarding voting rights and campaign finance law, served as part of the Election Assistance Commission Agency Review Team, and had an influential role in numerous high-profile cases involving elections.
He was an influential force in the Obama Administration’s groundbreaking initiatives to curb special interests and enhance transparency, serving as a key architect of their ethics guidelines.
Net Worth
George Overton, also known as Spencer Overton, has an estimated net worth of $5 Million. He is a tenured Professor of Law at George Washington University.
He is an esteemed election law scholar and has published numerous articles in this area. Additionally, he is an influential political leader and activist.
Overton holds a bachelor’s degree from Hampton University and a JD from Harvard Law School.
He served as a law clerk to Judge Damon Keith of the Sixth Circuit in Detroit from 1993-1994 and then practiced law at Dickinson, Wright, Moon, Van Dusen & Freeman in both Detroit and Washington D.C. He then was appointed Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General within the Department of Justice; he currently sits on their governance committee.