Voting in the Santa Clara County Assessor runoff has begun, and vote by mail ballots are already on their way to voters the week of Dec. 8. This is a low-turnout election, which means every single vote carries extraordinary weight. Fill in that single circle for Neysa Fligor and mail your ballot back without delay – Your participation in the Dec. 30 election is essential.
For months, your Los Altos Town Crier has proudly endorsed Fligor, and with good reason: She’s the only candidate who can step into the Assessor’s Office on day one fully prepared. Her qualifications are unmatched, her experience is directly relevant and her understanding of the job is comprehensive and practical.
Experience that matters
Fligor currently serves as assistant assessor in the very office she seeks to lead. Few candidates in any local race can claim that depth of firsthand knowledge. She also holds the Certified Property Tax Appraiser credential-required for California assessors and previously served as legal counsel for the office, handling complex assessment appeals.
Fligor’ professional background spans both law (Georgetown Law) and technology (HP), giving her the analytical and technical expertise critical to managing the county’s sophisticated property-assessment systems.
Broad, credible support
Fligor’s candidacy has attracted significant and credible endorsements across government levels. Among them:
• Larry Stone, who served as Santa Clara County Assessor for 30 years
• Congressman Sam Liccardo and former Congresswoman Anna Eshoo
• State Senator Josh Becker and Assemblymember Marc Berman
• Supervisor Joe Simitian, former President of the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors
• Los Altos City Council
• Mountain View City Council
These endorsements reflect not political convenience but professional respect. Those who understand the responsibilities of the office have concluded that Fligor is the right choice.
There is no need for exaggeration or theatrics in this race. Fligor’s record stands on its own: Integrity, honesty, qualifications and the right experience for one of the county’s most technically demanding roles.
In a race where turnout will be low, every vote is crucial.
Vote for Neysa Fligor for Santa Clara County Assessor.
For more information, visit VoteNeysaForAssessor.com.
