List of minority leaders of the California State Assembly

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Minority Leader of the California State Assembly
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Incumbent
Heath Flora
since September 16, 2025
AppointerMinority party in the Assembly
Term length Two years, Assembly term limits apply

The Minority Leader of the California State Assembly is the leader of the minority party in the California State Assembly. The current minority leader is Heath Flora of the 9th district. [1] [2]

Contents

List

NameTook officeLeft officeParty/caucus
Vincent Thomas 19551957 Democratic
William A. Munnell 19571958 Democratic
Joseph C. Shell 19591963 Republican
Charles J. Conrad 19631964 Republican
Robert T. Monagan 19651968 Republican
Jesse M. Unruh 19691970 Democratic
Robert T. Monagan19711973 Republican
Robert G. Beverly 19731975 Republican
Paul V. Priolo 19761979 Republican
Carol Boyd Hallett 19791981 Republican
Robert W. Naylor 19811984 Republican
Pat Nolan 19841988 Republican
Ross Johnson 19881991 Republican
Bill Jones 19911992 Republican
Jim Brulte 19921995 Republican
Willie Brown 1995 (June)1995 (September) Democratic
Richard Katz 19951996 Democratic
Curt Pringle 19951997 Republican
Bill Leonard 19971998 Republican
Rod Pacheco 19981999 Republican
Scott Baugh 19992000 Republican
Bill Campbell 20002001 Republican
Dave Cox 20012004 Republican
Kevin McCarthy 20042006 Republican
George Plescia 2006 (April)2006 (November) Republican
Michael Villines 20062009 Republican
Sam Blakeslee 20092010 Republican
Martin Garrick 2010 (February)2010 (November) Republican
Connie Conway 20102014 Republican
Kristin Olsen 20142016 Republican
Chad Mayes 20162017 Republican
Brian Dahle 20172018 Republican
Marie Waldron 20182022 Republican
James Gallagher 20222025 Republican
Heath Flora 2025Incumbent Republican

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Officers of the California State Assembly". California State Assembly. Retrieved 19 January 2025.
  2. ↑ Korte, Lara (February 8, 2022). "California Assembly Republicans have a new leader: 'I plan to build on her legacy.'". Sacramento Bee . Retrieved February 8, 2022.
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