on Health Committee on Higher Education Committee on Housing and Community Development Committee on Labor and Employment Committee on Public Employees, Retirement and Social Security Committee on Public Safety Committee on Revenue and Taxation Committee on Utilities and Commerce Select committees: Chair, Select Committee on Domestic Violence Select Committee on Alcohol And Drug Abuse Select Committee on Foster Care Select Committee on Preservation of California's Entertainment Industry Select Committee on Rail Transportation Select Committee on Regional Approaches To Addressing The State's Water Crisis Select Committee on Safety And Protection Of At-Risk Communities In California Joint committees: Joint Committee on Fairs, Allocation, and Classification Joint Committee for the Protection of Lake Tahoe California Board of Equalization On November 4, 2014, Ma won election to Board of Equalization district 2. She received 1,448,657 votes to win the election by 68.5% of the vote. District 2 covers nearly 10 million people along California's coastline from Oregon to Santa Barbara. On, February 24, 2016, at the Board of Equalization (BOE) meeting in Culver City, the Board selected Ma as its chair. As chair, Ma also sits on the California Franchise Tax Board. The California's Board of Equalization was created by voter initiative in 1879 to "equalize" property values/taxes. The board has broad regulatory and adjudicatory powers as a state tax board. The five-member Board meets monthly and is the only elected tax board in the country. The BOE administers more than 30 tax and fee programs. During fiscal year 2014–15, the BOE generated $60.5 billion of revenue. The BOE's monthly meetings offer taxpayers and other interested parties opportunities to participate in the formulation of rules and regulations adopted by the Board. California state treasurer On May 17, 2016, Ma announced she was opening her campaign to run for California treasurer in the 2018 election. On June 5, 2018, she finished first in the nonpartisan open primary, and then defeated Republican Greg Conlon in the November 6 election receiving 7,825,587 votes – the most votes ever earned by a candidate for treasurer of California. On January 7, 2019, she was sworn in as the first woman of color and the second CPA to ever serve as California State Treasurer. In the Assembly, Ma was one of California's most powerful legislators, and as State Treasurer, she continued developing new laws and policies. In 2019 she sponsored 15 pieces of legislation, supported 25 bills, and provided technical