Currently holds the office of Miami-Dade County Commission - District 1 until December 31, 2028.
Candidate for U.S. House of Representatives - Florida 24th Congressional District in 2026 Florida Primary Election.
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Get StartedOliver will fight in Washington to reinvest in job training, especially in high-paying technical fields that can’t easily be taken away by AI, and to strengthen support for entrepreneurs and small business owners. Learn more
America should not only be the best place in the world to work. It should be the best place in the world to start a business. Learn more
In Congress, Oliver will fight for a pathway to ensure that healthcare is a right for every American. Learn more
In Congress, Oliver will fight to expand federal investment in affordable housing construction and preservation, strengthen protections for renters, and ensure the communities we are building here are ones where working families can actually afford to stay. Learn more
They said ICE would only target criminals, but every day more and more hardworking people are being arrested and deported, often leaving young children behind to fend for themselves or leaving the only country they’ve ever known. It’s time to end funding for these shameful deportation policies and redirect that investment where it belongs: into our communities. Learn more
In Congress, Oliver will fight to secure the federal funding needed to ensure the job gets done, and that our residents get the transit solutions they’ve been promised for decades. Learn more
Countries around the world have made universal childcare a reality. As a father, Oliver knows the challenges families are facing every day. In Washington, he will redirect spending toward our children and families, so that the resources no longer being wasted on mass deportations start building something that actually lasts. Learn more
The IRS should be spending more time auditing the ultra-wealthy than scrutinizing an Uber driver’s gas deduction. Oliver supports common sense tax policies indexed to what families in our communities actually earn, so that relief reaches the people who need it most and keeps money in working people’s hands. Learn more
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