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==Early Life==
==Early Life==
Sarah Elizabeth Huckabee was born in the town of Hope in southwest Arkansas on August 13, 1982, to Mike and Janet Huckabee (Hope is also the birthplace of the elder Huckabee, as well as of Democratic politician [[Bill Clinton]]). After her father entered state politics, Sarah moved with the rest of her family to [[Little Rock]], where she graduated from Central High School in 2000. She then attended Ouachita Baptist University, where she was elected student body president, and graduated in 2004 with a B.A. in political science.
Sarah Elizabeth Huckabee was born in the town of [[Hope, Arkansas|Hope]] in southwest Arkansas on August 13, 1982, to Mike and Janet Huckabee (Hope is also the birthplace of the elder Huckabee, as well as of Democratic politician [[Bill Clinton]]). After her father entered state politics, Sarah moved with the rest of her family to [[Little Rock]], where she graduated from Central High School in 2000. She then attended Ouachita Baptist University, where she was elected student body president, and graduated in 2004 with a B.A. in political science.
By the time she completed college, Huckabee had already been active in politics for a long time. During her father's unsuccessful bid for election to the U.S. Senate in 1992, she had filled envelopes with campaign literature (despite still being in elementary school at the time), and while at Ouachita Baptist was an active participant in the college's Republican organizations. In 2002, as her father (successfully) sought election to a second full term as Arkansas governor, Huckabee worked as field coordinator for his campaign.
By the time she completed college, Huckabee had already been active in politics for a long time. During her father's unsuccessful bid for election to the U.S. Senate in 1992, she had filled envelopes with campaign literature (despite still being in elementary school at the time), and while at Ouachita Baptist was an active participant in the college's Republican organizations. In 2002, as her father (successfully) sought election to a second full term as Arkansas governor, Huckabee worked as field coordinator for his campaign.