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Board of Equalization Member District 2
2026 California Board of Equalization Member District 2 — General Election · November 3, 2026
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Sally J. Lieber* Democratic
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333 W San Carlos St Ste 600 · San Jose, CA 95110
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333 W San Carlos St Ste 600
San Jose, CA 95110
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Member, State Board of Equalization
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Member, State Board of Equalization
Sally J. Lieber was elected to represent the California State Board of Equalization's Second District in 2022. District 2 is home to 10 million Californians living in 19 counties along the California coast, from Del Norte County to Ventura County. District 2 is renowned for its ancient California redwoods, the wine industry in Napa County, the innovation capital of the world in the Bay Area and Silicon Valley, and the beautiful Pacific Coast.
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Sally J. Lieber was elected to represent the California State Board of Equalization's Second District in 2022. District 2 is home to 10 million Californians living in 19 counties along the California coast, from Del Norte County to Ventura County. District 2 is renowned for its ancient California redwoods, the wine industry in Napa County, the innovation capital of the world in the Bay Area and Silicon Valley, and the beautiful Pacific Coast.
Prior to her election to the State Board of Equalization, Lieber served in both local and state office representing the Silicon Valley. She was elected to the Mountain View City Council in 1998, where she served as Vice Mayor and Mayor. She also served on the Valley Transportation Authority's Board of Directors, chaired the Santa Clara Valley Water District's Water Commission, and served on the Santa Clara County Social Services Advisory Commission. As a Councilmember and Mayor, Chair Lieber implemented local tobacco control legislation, created green energy initiatives, and led efforts to preserve and create affordable housing.
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Prior to her election to the State Board of Equalization, Lieber served in both local and state office representing the Silicon Valley. She was elected to the Mountain View City Council in 1998, where she served as Vice Mayor and Mayor. She also served on the Valley Transportation Authority's Board of Directors, chaired the Santa Clara Valley Water District's Water Commission, and served on the Santa Clara County Social Services Advisory Commission. As a Councilmember and Mayor, Chair Lieber implemented local tobacco control legislation, created green energy initiatives, and led efforts to preserve and create affordable housing.
In 2002, Lieber was elected to the California State Assembly. In the State Assembly, Lieber became only the third woman to hold the office of Speaker Pro Tempore. Lieber’s work included increasing California's minimum wage, expanding Cal Grants for college students, and increasing supportive housing and housing for low-income households.
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In 2002, Lieber was elected to the California State Assembly. In the State Assembly, Lieber became only the third woman to hold the office of Speaker Pro Tempore. Lieber’s work included increasing California's minimum wage, expanding Cal Grants for college students, and increasing supportive housing and housing for low-income households.
Sally and Dave live in Mountain View, where they are active in
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Sally and Dave live in Mountain View, where they are active in
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It's essential that our state agencies are transparent and accountable. To that end, I am running a corporate-free campaign. At the agency level, we must work to constantly enhance the information available, address frequently asked questions thoroughly, pursue problem-solving on behalf of taxpayers and ensure that information is accessible and usable.
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It's essential that our state agencies are transparent and accountable. To that end, I am running a corporate-free campaign. At the agency level, we must work to constantly enhance the information available, address frequently asked questions thoroughly, pursue problem-solving on behalf of taxpayers and ensure that information is accessible and usable.
It's essential that our state agencies, including the Board of Equalization are fully staffed with highly trained personnel that are fully ready to help taxpayers resolve any issue that they are facing.
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It's essential that our state agencies, including the Board of Equalization are fully staffed with highly trained personnel that are fully ready to help taxpayers resolve any issue that they are facing.
Recruitment and training of future staff that will meet the needs of taxpayers is a vital priority. Working with our colleges and universities, we must ensure that we are preparing and recruiting the next generation of staff leaders that can continue a tradition of excellence and a high level of responsiveness.
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Recruitment and training of future staff that will meet the needs of taxpayers is a vital priority. Working with our colleges and universities, we must ensure that we are preparing and recruiting the next generation of staff leaders that can continue a tradition of excellence and a high level of responsiveness.
During my tenure on the State Board of Equalization, our Board has made a major commitment to rigorously examining the programs and mechanisms that help fund affordable housing. Due to term limits, I will be the only Boardmember that is eligible for re-election. As such, I will work hard to continue this work, forge connections with our local governments, ensure that voter approved housing funds are used wisely, and stay on track to achieve housing that is affordable, linked to transit, childcare, neighborhood-serving retail, parks, and other essentials.
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During my tenure on the State Board of Equalization, our Board has made a major commitment to rigorously examining the programs and mechanisms that help fund affordable housing. Due to term limits, I will be the only Boardmember that is eligible for re-election. As such, I will work hard to continue this work, forge connections with our local governments, ensure that voter approved housing funds are used wisely, and stay on track to achieve housing that is affordable, linked to transit, childcare, neighborhood-serving retail, parks, and other essentials.
I will work to ensure that we have a broader diversity of housing providers for families and individuals experiencing homelessness or housing instability, and that we seek out new models from other states and jurisdictions that are proven to produce stable housing that is affordable and safe. Use of our State's tax credits must be transparent, sustainable and fair.
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I will work to ensure that we have a broader diversity of housing providers for families and individuals experiencing homelessness or housing instability, and that we seek out new models from other states and jurisdictions that are proven to produce stable housing that is affordable and safe. Use of our State's tax credits must be transparent, sustainable and fair.
I will work to ensure that we have a broader diversity of housing providers for families and individuals experiencing homelessness or housing instability, and that we seek out new models from other states and jurisdictions that are proven to produce stable housing that is affordable and safe. Use of our State's tax credits must be transparent, sustainable and fair.
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I will work to ensure that we have a broader diversity of housing providers for families and individuals experiencing homelessness or housing instability, and that we seek out new models from other states and jurisdictions that are proven to produce stable housing that is affordable and safe. Use of our State's tax credits must be transparent, sustainable and fair.
The climate crisis is an existential threat for California. It’s essential that every government agency work together to do everything in our power to become more sustainable and identify opportunities to slow climate destruction and stave off its worst effects. Protection of greenbelt areas are essential to avoid sprawl and gain the positive environmental benefits that open and green spaces provide.
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The climate crisis is an existential threat for California. It’s essential that every government agency work together to do everything in our power to become more sustainable and identify opportunities to slow climate destruction and stave off its worst effects. Protection of greenbelt areas are essential to avoid sprawl and gain the positive environmental benefits that open and green spaces provide.
The climate crisis is an existential threat for California. It’s essential that every government agency work together to do everything in our power to become more sustainable and identify opportunities to slow climate destruction and stave off its worst effects. Protection of greenbelt areas are essential to avoid sprawl and gain the positive environmental benefits that open and green spaces provide.
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The climate crisis is an existential threat for California. It’s essential that every government agency work together to do everything in our power to become more sustainable and identify opportunities to slow climate destruction and stave off its worst effects. Protection of greenbelt areas are essential to avoid sprawl and gain the positive environmental benefits that open and green spaces provide.
I know that we can use the tools of government to help our Veterans, seniors, people living with disabilities, and small businesses in ways that are meaningful and easy to access. During my tenure on the State Board of Equalization, I have worked with the Legislature to move toward the best outcomes for all Californians, and I will continue to do so in my next term.
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I know that we can use the tools of government to help our Veterans, seniors, people living with disabilities, and small businesses in ways that are meaningful and easy to access. During my tenure on the State Board of Equalization, I have worked with the Legislature to move toward the best outcomes for all Californians, and I will continue to do so in my next term.
increased California’s minimum wage, increased the
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increased California’s minimum wage, increased the
Sally was a leader in passing forward thinking laws that established the San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority to address sea level rise and restore wetlands. Her clean air legislation has removed 10+ tons of cancer-causing particulate matter from our air each day. Sally also worked successfully to secure funding for healthy, energy efficient green schools throughout California.
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Sally was a leader in passing forward thinking laws that established the San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority to address sea level rise and restore wetlands. Her clean air legislation has removed 10+ tons of cancer-causing particulate matter from our air each day. Sally also worked successfully to secure funding for healthy, energy efficient green schools throughout California.
Sally took the lessons she learned in local government to the State Assembly, where she authored laws that made human trafficking a felony, established the Sexual Assault Victim’s Bill of Rights, created courtroom protections for the developmentally disabled and cognitively impaired, and banned the use of the discriminatory ‘panic defense’ in hate crimes cases. Sally is an activist and advocate for measures to help seniors, people living with disabilities, women and their families, immigrant Californians, and for reforms to shut down the school-to-prison pipeline.
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Sally took the lessons she learned in local government to the State Assembly, where she authored laws that made human trafficking a felony, established the Sexual Assault Victim’s Bill of Rights, created courtroom protections for the developmentally disabled and cognitively impaired, and banned the use of the discriminatory ‘panic defense’ in hate crimes cases. Sally is an activist and advocate for measures to help seniors, people living with disabilities, women and their families, immigrant Californians, and for reforms to shut down the school-to-prison pipeline.
A lifelong advocate for people in need, Sally has worked tirelessly, serving our communities by working to stop wage theft and empowering undocumented Californians, securing funding and access for teen pregnancy prevention and reproductive services, leading gun violence reduction measures, and working to provide
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A lifelong advocate for people in need, Sally has worked tirelessly, serving our communities by working to stop wage theft and empowering undocumented Californians, securing funding and access for teen pregnancy prevention and reproductive services, leading gun violence reduction measures, and working to provide
Prior to her election to the State Board of Equalization, Lieber served in both local and state office representing the Silicon Valley. She was elected to the Mountain View City Council in 1998, where she served as Vice Mayor and Mayor. She also served on the Valley Transportation Authority's Board of Directors, chaired the Santa Clara Valley Water District's Water Commission, and served on the Santa Clara County Social Services Advisory Commission. As a Councilmember and Mayor, Chair Lieber implemented local tobacco control legislation, created green energy initiatives, and led efforts to preserve and create affordable housing.
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Prior to her election to the State Board of Equalization, Lieber served in both local and state office representing the Silicon Valley. She was elected to the Mountain View City Council in 1998, where she served as Vice Mayor and Mayor. She also served on the Valley Transportation Authority's Board of Directors, chaired the Santa Clara Valley Water District's Water Commission, and served on the Santa Clara County Social Services Advisory Commission. As a Councilmember and Mayor, Chair Lieber implemented local tobacco control legislation, created green energy initiatives, and led efforts to preserve and create affordable housing.
Lieber also authored laws that made human trafficking a felony in California; established the Sexual Assault Victim's Bill of Rights; expanded the California Assault Weapons Ban; extended courtroom protections for developmentally disabled and cognitively impaired victims of crime; banned the use of the discriminatory 'panic defense' in hate crimes cases; instituted protections for women inmates; established the San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority and the Ocean Protection Council; created clean air protections credited with removing 10+ tons of cancer-causing particulate matter from our air each day; and secured funding for energy efficient schools throughout California.
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Lieber also authored laws that made human trafficking a felony in California; established the Sexual Assault Victim's Bill of Rights; expanded the California Assault Weapons Ban; extended courtroom protections for developmentally disabled and cognitively impaired victims of crime; banned the use of the discriminatory 'panic defense' in hate crimes cases; instituted protections for women inmates; established the San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority and the Ocean Protection Council; created clean air protections credited with removing 10+ tons of cancer-causing particulate matter from our air each day; and secured funding for energy efficient schools throughout California.
I am honored to serve as your representative and as Chair of the State Board of Equalization, California’s elected property tax oversight board. On the Board, I have worked to expand access to property tax relief, including tax credits for Veterans and low-income families, increased public information on Proposition 19, and advanced consumer protections for homeowners’ insurance. I have fought for affordable housing, supported identity theft protections for property owners, and worked to ensure that the Board is efficient, accountable and transparent. I do not accept contributions from corporate PACs and will always insist that wealthy interests pay what they owe. As a member of the Board, I have taken an oath to uphold the Constitutions of the United States and California, including Proposition13. Over the next four years, I will continue to work for accurate and equitable property tax assessments, expanded taxpayer assistance, and policies that support housing affordability, rapid disaster recovery, and economic stability for working families. Before election to the Board, I served in local, regional, and state government. In the California State Assembly, I authored legislation to raise the statewide minimum wage, protect our coast and the San Francisco Bay, expand renewable energy, increase CalGrant scholarships, and worked to preserve free community college access statewide. I am endorsed by Teachers, Nurses and Firefighters statewide, by the California Democratic Party, Planned Parenthood California, the Sierra Club California, and over forty congressional, state executive and legislative leaders. I am thankful for the support of more than 1.3 million voters in the primary election. I respectfully ask for your vote. www.sallylieber.org
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I am honored to serve as your representative and as Chair of the State Board of Equalization, California’s elected property tax oversight board. On the Board, I have worked to expand access to property tax relief, including tax credits for Veterans and low-income families, increased public information on Proposition 19, and advanced consumer protections for homeowners’ insurance. I have fought for affordable housing, supported identity theft protections for property owners, and worked to ensure that the Board is efficient, accountable and transparent. I do not accept contributions from corporate PACs and will always insist that wealthy interests pay what they owe. As a member of the Board, I have taken an oath to uphold the Constitutions of the United States and California, including Proposition13. Over the next four years, I will continue to work for accurate and equitable property tax assessments, expanded taxpayer assistance, and policies that support housing affordability, rapid disaster recovery, and economic stability for working families. Before election to the Board, I served in local, regional, and state government. In the California State Assembly, I authored legislation to raise the statewide minimum wage, protect our coast and the San Francisco Bay, expand renewable energy, increase CalGrant scholarships, and worked to preserve free community college access statewide. I am endorsed by Teachers, Nurses and Firefighters statewide, by the California Democratic Party, Planned Parenthood California, the Sierra Club California, and over forty congressional, state executive and legislative leaders. I am thankful for the support of more than 1.3 million voters in the primary election. I respectfully ask for your vote. www.sallylieber.org
I am honored to serve as your representative and as Chair of the State Board of Equalization, California’s elected property tax oversight board. On the Board, I have worked to expand access to property tax relief, including tax credits for Veterans and low-income families, increased public information on Proposition 19, and advanced consumer protections for homeowners’ insurance. I have fought for affordable housing, supported identity theft protections for property owners, and worked to ensure that the Board is efficient, accountable and transparent. I do not accept contributions from corporate PACs and will always insist that wealthy interests pay what they owe. As a member of the Board, I have taken an oath to uphold the Constitutions of the United States and California, including Proposition13. Over the next four years, I will continue to work for accurate and equitable property tax assessments, expanded taxpayer assistance, and policies that support housing affordability, rapid disaster recovery, and economic stability for working families. Before election to the Board, I served in local, regional, and state government. In the California State Assembly, I authored legislation to raise the statewide minimum wage, protect our coast and the San Francisco Bay, expand renewable energy, increase CalGrant scholarships, and worked to preserve free community college access statewide. I am endorsed by Teachers, Nurses and Firefighters statewide, by the California Democratic Party, Planned Parenthood California, the Sierra Club California, and over forty congressional, state executive and legislative leaders. I am thankful for the support of more than 1.3 million voters in the primary election. I respectfully ask for your vote. www.sallylieber.org
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I am honored to serve as your representative and as Chair of the State Board of Equalization, California’s elected property tax oversight board. On the Board, I have worked to expand access to property tax relief, including tax credits for Veterans and low-income families, increased public information on Proposition 19, and advanced consumer protections for homeowners’ insurance. I have fought for affordable housing, supported identity theft protections for property owners, and worked to ensure that the Board is efficient, accountable and transparent. I do not accept contributions from corporate PACs and will always insist that wealthy interests pay what they owe. As a member of the Board, I have taken an oath to uphold the Constitutions of the United States and California, including Proposition13. Over the next four years, I will continue to work for accurate and equitable property tax assessments, expanded taxpayer assistance, and policies that support housing affordability, rapid disaster recovery, and economic stability for working families. Before election to the Board, I served in local, regional, and state government. In the California State Assembly, I authored legislation to raise the statewide minimum wage, protect our coast and the San Francisco Bay, expand renewable energy, increase CalGrant scholarships, and worked to preserve free community college access statewide. I am endorsed by Teachers, Nurses and Firefighters statewide, by the California Democratic Party, Planned Parenthood California, the Sierra Club California, and over forty congressional, state executive and legislative leaders. I am thankful for the support of more than 1.3 million voters in the primary election. I respectfully ask for your vote. www.sallylieber.org
I am honored to serve as your representative and as Chair of the State Board of Equalization, California’s elected property tax oversight board. On the Board, I have worked to expand access to property tax relief, including tax credits for Veterans and low-income families, increased public information on Proposition 19, and advanced consumer protections for homeowners’ insurance. I have fought for affordable housing, supported identity theft protections for property owners, and worked to ensure that the Board is efficient, accountable and transparent. I do not accept contributions from corporate PACs and will always insist that wealthy interests pay what they owe. As a member of the Board, I have taken an oath to uphold the Constitutions of the United States and California, including Proposition13. Over the next four years, I will continue to work for accurate and equitable property tax assessments, expanded taxpayer assistance, and policies that support housing affordability, rapid disaster recovery, and economic stability for working families. Before election to the Board, I served in local, regional, and state government. In the California State Assembly, I authored legislation to raise the statewide minimum wage, protect our coast and the San Francisco Bay, expand renewable energy, increase CalGrant scholarships, and worked to preserve free community college access statewide. I am endorsed by Teachers, Nurses and Firefighters statewide, by the California Democratic Party, Planned Parenthood California, the Sierra Club California, and over forty congressional, state executive and legislative leaders. I am thankful for the support of more than 1.3 million voters in the primary election. I respectfully ask for your vote. www.sallylieber.org
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I am honored to serve as your representative and as Chair of the State Board of Equalization, California’s elected property tax oversight board. On the Board, I have worked to expand access to property tax relief, including tax credits for Veterans and low-income families, increased public information on Proposition 19, and advanced consumer protections for homeowners’ insurance. I have fought for affordable housing, supported identity theft protections for property owners, and worked to ensure that the Board is efficient, accountable and transparent. I do not accept contributions from corporate PACs and will always insist that wealthy interests pay what they owe. As a member of the Board, I have taken an oath to uphold the Constitutions of the United States and California, including Proposition13. Over the next four years, I will continue to work for accurate and equitable property tax assessments, expanded taxpayer assistance, and policies that support housing affordability, rapid disaster recovery, and economic stability for working families. Before election to the Board, I served in local, regional, and state government. In the California State Assembly, I authored legislation to raise the statewide minimum wage, protect our coast and the San Francisco Bay, expand renewable energy, increase CalGrant scholarships, and worked to preserve free community college access statewide. I am endorsed by Teachers, Nurses and Firefighters statewide, by the California Democratic Party, Planned Parenthood California, the Sierra Club California, and over forty congressional, state executive and legislative leaders. I am thankful for the support of more than 1.3 million voters in the primary election. I respectfully ask for your vote. www.sallylieber.org
I am honored to serve as your representative on the California State Board of Equalization, where I work to make our tax system more accountable and transparent for Californians. On the Board, I have worked to expand property tax relief outreach, strengthen access to tax credits for Veterans and low-income families, increase public information on Proposition 19, and advance consumer protections for homeowners' insurance. I supported affordable housing, identity theft protections for property owners, and ensured that the Board responded responsibly and efficiently to changes in state tax law. I do not accept contributions from corporate PACs and will always insist that wealthy interests pay what they owe. Over the next four years, I will continue to work for accurate and equitable property tax assessments, expanded taxpayer assistance, and policies that support housing affordability, disaster recovery, and economic stability for working families. As a member of the Board, I take an oath to uphold the Constitutions of the United States and California, including Proposition 13. Before election to the Board, I served in local, regional, and state government. In the California State Assembly, I authored legislation to raise the statewide minimum wage, protect our coast and the San Francisco Bay, expand renewable energy, increase Cal Grant scholarships, and worked to preserve free community college access statewide. I am proud to be endorsed by teachers and firefighters statewide and to hold a lifetime 100% rating from Planned Parenthood, the Sierra Club, the Congress of California Seniors, and Equality California. Most importantly, I am proud to serve you. I respectfully ask for your vote. www.sallylieber.org
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I am honored to serve as your representative on the California State Board of Equalization, where I work to make our tax system more accountable and transparent for Californians. On the Board, I have worked to expand property tax relief outreach, strengthen access to tax credits for Veterans and low-income families, increase public information on Proposition 19, and advance consumer protections for homeowners' insurance. I supported affordable housing, identity theft protections for property owners, and ensured that the Board responded responsibly and efficiently to changes in state tax law. I do not accept contributions from corporate PACs and will always insist that wealthy interests pay what they owe. Over the next four years, I will continue to work for accurate and equitable property tax assessments, expanded taxpayer assistance, and policies that support housing affordability, disaster recovery, and economic stability for working families. As a member of the Board, I take an oath to uphold the Constitutions of the United States and California, including Proposition 13. Before election to the Board, I served in local, regional, and state government. In the California State Assembly, I authored legislation to raise the statewide minimum wage, protect our coast and the San Francisco Bay, expand renewable energy, increase Cal Grant scholarships, and worked to preserve free community college access statewide. I am proud to be endorsed by teachers and firefighters statewide and to hold a lifetime 100% rating from Planned Parenthood, the Sierra Club, the Congress of California Seniors, and Equality California. Most importantly, I am proud to serve you. I respectfully ask for your vote. www.sallylieber.org
I am honored to serve as your representative on the California State Board of Equalization, where I work to make our tax system more accountable and transparent for Californians. On the Board, I have worked to expand property tax relief outreach, strengthen access to tax credits for Veterans and low-income families, increase public information on Proposition 19, and advance consumer protections for homeowners' insurance. I supported affordable housing, identity theft protections for property owners, and ensured that the Board responded responsibly and efficiently to changes in state tax law. I do not accept contributions from corporate PACs and will always insist that wealthy interests pay what they owe. Over the next four years, I will continue to work for accurate and equitable property tax assessments, expanded taxpayer assistance, and policies that support housing affordability, disaster recovery, and economic stability for working families. As a member of the Board, I take an oath to uphold the Constitutions of the United States and California, including Proposition 13. Before election to the Board, I served in local, regional, and state government. In the California State Assembly, I authored legislation to raise the statewide minimum wage, protect our coast and the San Francisco Bay, expand renewable energy, increase Cal Grant scholarships, and worked to preserve free community college access statewide. I am proud to be endorsed by teachers and firefighters statewide and to hold a lifetime 100% rating from Planned Parenthood, the Sierra Club, the Congress of California Seniors, and Equality California. Most importantly, I am proud to serve you. I respectfully ask for your vote. www.sallylieber.org
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I am honored to serve as your representative on the California State Board of Equalization, where I work to make our tax system more accountable and transparent for Californians. On the Board, I have worked to expand property tax relief outreach, strengthen access to tax credits for Veterans and low-income families, increase public information on Proposition 19, and advance consumer protections for homeowners' insurance. I supported affordable housing, identity theft protections for property owners, and ensured that the Board responded responsibly and efficiently to changes in state tax law. I do not accept contributions from corporate PACs and will always insist that wealthy interests pay what they owe. Over the next four years, I will continue to work for accurate and equitable property tax assessments, expanded taxpayer assistance, and policies that support housing affordability, disaster recovery, and economic stability for working families. As a member of the Board, I take an oath to uphold the Constitutions of the United States and California, including Proposition 13. Before election to the Board, I served in local, regional, and state government. In the California State Assembly, I authored legislation to raise the statewide minimum wage, protect our coast and the San Francisco Bay, expand renewable energy, increase Cal Grant scholarships, and worked to preserve free community college access statewide. I am proud to be endorsed by teachers and firefighters statewide and to hold a lifetime 100% rating from Planned Parenthood, the Sierra Club, the Congress of California Seniors, and Equality California. Most importantly, I am proud to serve you. I respectfully ask for your vote. www.sallylieber.org
I am honored to serve as your representative on the California State Board of Equalization, where I work to make our tax system more accountable and transparent for Californians. On the Board, I have worked to expand property tax relief outreach, strengthen access to tax credits for Veterans and low-income families, increase public information on Proposition 19, and advance consumer protections for homeowners' insurance. I supported affordable housing, identity theft protections for property owners, and ensured that the Board responded responsibly and efficiently to changes in state tax law. I do not accept contributions from corporate PACs and will always insist that wealthy interests pay what they owe. Over the next four years, I will continue to work for accurate and equitable property tax assessments, expanded taxpayer assistance, and policies that support housing affordability, disaster recovery, and economic stability for working families. As a member of the Board, I take an oath to uphold the Constitutions of the United States and California, including Proposition 13. Before election to the Board, I served in local, regional, and state government. In the California State Assembly, I authored legislation to raise the statewide minimum wage, protect our coast and the San Francisco Bay, expand renewable energy, increase Cal Grant scholarships, and worked to preserve free community college access statewide. I am proud to be endorsed by teachers and firefighters statewide and to hold a lifetime 100% rating from Planned Parenthood, the Sierra Club, the Congress of California Seniors, and Equality California. Most importantly, I am proud to serve you. I respectfully ask for your vote. www.sallylieber.org
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I am honored to serve as your representative on the California State Board of Equalization, where I work to make our tax system more accountable and transparent for Californians. On the Board, I have worked to expand property tax relief outreach, strengthen access to tax credits for Veterans and low-income families, increase public information on Proposition 19, and advance consumer protections for homeowners' insurance. I supported affordable housing, identity theft protections for property owners, and ensured that the Board responded responsibly and efficiently to changes in state tax law. I do not accept contributions from corporate PACs and will always insist that wealthy interests pay what they owe. Over the next four years, I will continue to work for accurate and equitable property tax assessments, expanded taxpayer assistance, and policies that support housing affordability, disaster recovery, and economic stability for working families. As a member of the Board, I take an oath to uphold the Constitutions of the United States and California, including Proposition 13. Before election to the Board, I served in local, regional, and state government. In the California State Assembly, I authored legislation to raise the statewide minimum wage, protect our coast and the San Francisco Bay, expand renewable energy, increase Cal Grant scholarships, and worked to preserve free community college access statewide. I am proud to be endorsed by teachers and firefighters statewide and to hold a lifetime 100% rating from Planned Parenthood, the Sierra Club, the Congress of California Seniors, and Equality California. Most importantly, I am proud to serve you. I respectfully ask for your vote. www.sallylieber.org
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Coverage: December 2, 2002 through November 25, 2008These are descriptive counts from captured official records, not an ideology, effectiveness, or intent score. Subject labels are navigation aids assigned from official measure text. A vote does not establish why the candidate voted that way or support for every provision in a measure.
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Sally J. Lieber is recorded as voting yes in the official record for the published action.
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Lieber: AYE
Official subject: Personal income tax rates: vehicle license fee: corporation reorganizations.
Official summary: Ayes 41, Noes 31, published abstain field 8; (FAIL)
Location: Assembly Floor
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Sally J. Lieber is recorded as voting yes in the official record for the published action.
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Lieber: AYE
Official subject: Budget Act of 2008: revisions.
Official summary: Ayes 41, Noes 30, published abstain field 9; (FAIL)
Location: Assembly Floor
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Sally J. Lieber is recorded as voting yes in the official record for the published action.
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Lieber: AYE
Official subject: Final adjournment: 2007–08 First Extraordinary Session.
Official summary: Ayes 73, Noes 1, published abstain field 6; (PASS)
Location: Assembly Floor
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Sally J. Lieber is recorded as not voting in the official record for the published action.
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Lieber: ABS
Official subject: California State Lottery.
Official summary: Ayes 65, Noes 11, published abstain field 4; (PASS)
Location: Assembly Floor
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Sally J. Lieber is recorded as voting yes in the official record for the published action.
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Lieber: AYE
Official subject: Final adjournment: 2007–08 Third Extraordinary Session.
Official summary: Ayes 76, Noes 0, published abstain field 4; (PASS)
Location: Assembly Floor
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Sally J. Lieber is recorded as voting no in the official record for the published action.
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Lieber: NOE
Official subject: Budget Act of 2008.
Official summary: Ayes 27, Noes 45, published abstain field 8; (FAIL)
Location: Assembly Floor
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Sally J. Lieber is recorded as not voting in the official record for the published action.
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Lieber: ABS
Official subject: Alcoholic beverage licensees.
Official summary: Ayes 52, Noes 18, published abstain field 10; (PASS)
Location: Assembly Floor
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Lieber: ABS
Official subject: Mental health: capital facilities.
Official summary: Ayes 11, Noes 3, published abstain field 3; (PASS)
Location: Health
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CAL-ACCESS candidate: LIEBER, SALLY (ID 1231723)
Candidate: Sally Lieber
Committee: Sally Lieber for Board of Equalization 2026 (ID 1478243)
Office code: , district 2
Reporting period: 2026-05-17 through 2026-06-30
Total contributions 1/1/2026 through 2026-06-30: $251188.00
Total expenditures 1/1/2026 through 2026-06-30: $60332.81
Ending cash: $180387.03
Outstanding debts: $100000.00
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