State Treasurer-Elect discusses her win and plans

Dec. 14, 2022
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State Treasurer-Elect, Kimberly Yee, will discuss her win and her plans for her second term. She believes strongly in teaching financial literacy. She is also open to discussing how her and her opponent, Martin Quezada, did not attack each other and had a very civil and kind exchange on twitter when Quezada conceded the race.

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State Treasurer-Elect, Kimberly Yee

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