Barbara Alby
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Barbara Alby is a former member of the California State Assembly who represented the 5th District from 1993 until 1998. She was elected in a 1993 special election after incumbent B. T. Collins died. Alby served until she was termed out in 1998. That year, she ran for Congress but lost to businessman Doug Ose.[1] Recently, Alby has served as chief deputy to California State Board of Equalization member Bill Leonard. Alby has recently filed a Statement of Intention to run for the Board of Equalization in 2010 when Leonard is termed out.
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| Preceded by B. T. Collins |
California State Assembly, 5th District 1993–1998 |
Succeeded by Dave Cox |
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