Sally Lieber
Sally Lieber has served as a local City Councilwoman, Mayor, County Commissioner, as a three-term State Assemblywoman and as the Assembly's Speaker pro Tem. Her work has been rated 100% by the Sierra Club, the California League of Conservation Voters, Equality California, the NAACP, Planned Parenthood, and the California Labor Federation.
Silicon Valley comrades
Annie Koruga November 22 2019·
I’m proud to say that my comrades at Silicon Valley Democratic Socialists of America endorsed two of our members who are running for office: Alex Lee and Jake Tonkel🌹 We began the endorsement process of Sally Lieber and Shahid for Change :LP will vote on their endorsements on the 26th. All of those votes were UNANIMOUS and all of our comrades running for office are amazing #PowerToThePeople
— with Jake Tonkel, Sally Lieber and Alex Lee.
Backing Sally Lieber
Peninsula Democratic Socialists of America February 16 2020.
Peninsula DSA is proud to endorse DSA member Sally Lieber for State Senate!
Silicon Valley DSA endorsement
Standing for AD 24
In 2019 Sally Lieber stood from AD 24 for the California Democratic Party Central Committee.
State Assemblywoman (Ret) and Nonprofit Leader
I believe in working hard for progressive change. As a City Councilwoman, Mayor and State Assemblywoman and as a lifelong Democrat I have seen the critical need for our Party to stand up to amplify the voices of people in need, to speak for the environment and to overturn injustices.
In the Assembly, I led the successful fight for a higher statewide minimum wage, authored new laws to combat human trafficking and empower survivors, and enacted new laws to ensure that polluters pay for climate damage and are held accountable for cleaning up our air and water.
Now it is time to work together to make the California Democratic Party the best, most inclusive, most effective volunteer and progressive political force in all 50 states. The critical elections of 2020 are coming and we’ll have an unprecedented opportunity to make a difference for equality, for reversing our climate crisis, prioritizing schools over prisons and ensuring the dignity of women, immigrants and people of all abilities. Together we can!.[1]
CAIR banquet
September 22, 2004, over 700 people, including 70 officials and community leaders, attended the annual fundraising banquet of CAIR - San Francisco Bay Area office (CAIR-SFBA) on Saturday in Santa Clara.
Speakers and attendees at the event included Rep. Anna Eshoo (D-CA), a representative of Rep. Mike Honda (D-CA), Assembly members Sally Lieber (D-CA) and John Dutra (D-CA), Professor David Cole, Captain James Yee, a number of local elected officials, a representative of the local office of the FBI, and many interfaith Leaders.
“We would like to thank all those who made our dinner such a success,” said CAIR-SFBA President Hyder Ali. “With these added financial resources, we will be better able to defend civil rights and promote a positive image of the American Muslim community and Islam.”[2]