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What Does the State Controller Do?
The controller is California's chief fiscal officer with responsibility for overseeing and evaluating the state’s finances. The controller pays the state’s bills, issuing checks to vendors, state employees and retirees, local governments and others. The controller has the power to audit state agencies and federal programs in California, and also sits on more than 70 state boards and commissions. The current controller, Democrat Betty Yee, is termed out and unable to run again.
Democratic Candidate Malia Cohen
Democrat Malia Cohen got her start in public office as a member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, where she served for eight years representing Bayview/Hunters Point, Potrero Hill and other neighborhoods on the city’s east side. She currently chairs the State Board of Equalization, an obscure but powerful office that deals with issues related to property taxes and other financial matters.
Republican Candidate Lanhee Chen
Republican Lanhee Chen is a public policy analyst and fellow at Stanford’s Hoover Institution. This is his first run for office, but in the past he’s advised several Republican presidential candidates, including Mitt Romney and Marco Rubio. He also served in the Obama administration on the bi-partisan Social Security Advisory Board. Chen is hoping to do something no Republican has done since 2006 – that’s win a statewide election in California.
The controller is California's chief fiscal officer with responsibility for overseeing and evaluating the state’s finances. The controller pays the state’s bills, issuing checks to vendors, state employees and retirees, local governments and others. The controller has the power to audit state agencies and federal programs in California, and also sits on more than 70 state boards and commissions. The current controller, Democrat Betty Yee, is termed out and unable to run again.
Democratic Candidate Malia Cohen
Democrat Malia Cohen got her start in public office as a member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, where she served for eight years representing Bayview/Hunters Point, Potrero Hill and other neighborhoods on the city’s east side. She currently chairs the State Board of Equalization, an obscure but powerful office that deals with issues related to property taxes and other financial matters.
Republican Candidate Lanhee Chen
Republican Lanhee Chen is a public policy analyst and fellow at Stanford’s Hoover Institution. This is his first run for office, but in the past he’s advised several Republican presidential candidates, including Mitt Romney and Marco Rubio. He also served in the Obama administration on the bi-partisan Social Security Advisory Board. Chen is hoping to do something no Republican has done since 2006 – that’s win a statewide election in California.
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