California State Treasurer

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Seal of the State Treasurer of California

The California State Treasurer is responsible for the state's investment and finance. The post has more narrow responsibilities and authority than the California State Controller. Some of the responsibilities include issuing bonds and notes for the state.

The state treasurer assumes office by way of election. The term of office is a four-year term but is limited to two terms. Elections for the State Treasurer are held on a four year concurrent basis with the election of the Governor. The current state treasurer is Bill Lockyer.

  • As the state’s banker, manages the state’s investments.
  • Administers the sale of state bonds and notes and is the investment officer for most state funds.
  • Chairs or serves on several commissions, most of which relate to the marketing of bonds.
  • Pays out state funds when spent by the Controller and other state agencies.

Name Term Party
Richard Roman 1849–1854 Democratic
Selden A. McMeans 1854–1856 Democratic
Henry Bates 1856–1857 American
James L. English 1857–1858 American
Thomas Findley 1858–1862 Democratic
Delos R. Ashley 1862–1863 Republican
Romualdo Pacheco 1863–1867 Republican
Antonio F. Coronel 1867–1871 Democratic
Ferdinand Baehr 1871–1875 Republican
José G. Estudillo 1875–1880 Democratic
John Weil 1880–1883 Republican
William A. January 1883–1884 Democratic
Denis J. Oullahan 1884–1887 Democratic
Adam Herold 1887–1891 Democratic
J. R. McDonald 1891–1895 Republican
Levi Rackliffe 1895–1898 Republican
Will S. Green 18981899 Democratic
Truman Reeves 18991907 Republican
William R. Williams 19071911 Republican
Edward D. Roberts 19111915 Republican
Friend William Richardson 19151923 Progressive
Charles G. Johnson 19231956 Republican
A. Ronald Button 19561959 Republican
Bert A. Betts 19591967 Democratic
Ivy Baker Priest 19671975 Republican
Jesse M. Unruh 19751987 Democratic
Elizabeth Whitney 19871989
Thomas W. Hayes 19891991 Republican
Kathleen Brown 19911995 Democratic
Matt Fong 19951999 Republican
Phil Angelides 19992007 Democratic
Bill Lockyer 2007–Present Democratic

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