Nicolle Wallace

Nicolle Wallace is an American author, political analyst, and commentator that is best known for her Charlotte Kramer series of political novels. Wallace’s father was an antique dealer while her mother was a teacher when she was born in Orange County California in 1972. She spends most of her childhood in Orinda in California and attended the Miramonte High School till her graduation in 1990. Once she graduated from high school, she went on to the University of California at Berkeley, where she got her diploma in communications. She would then proceed to Northwestern University and attended their Medill School of Journalism for her master’s studies. Wallace then went back to California and got work as a reporter for a local TV station. She soon climbed the ladder and became a political reporter before becoming then Florida Governor Jeb Bush’s press secretary. She would then move to work at the Florida State Technology Office as Communications Director and was at the center of the 2000 Florida election recount.