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Sara Jacobs is a Democratic representative from California who has served in the House since January 2021. Congress.gov records her current service representing California’s 51st District.
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Sara Jacobs is a Democratic representative from California who has served in the House since January 2021. Congress.gov records her current service representing California’s 51st District.
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Open leadership record ↓Sara Jacobs is a Democratic representative from California who has served in the House since January 2021. Congress.gov records her current service representing California’s 51st District.
Her official House site identifies her as a member of the House Foreign Affairs and Armed Services committees and as ranking member of the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa.
In January 2026, House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries named Jacobs parliamentarian of the Democratic Steering and Policy Committee. That caucus role is recorded as institutional background, not as evidence for or against any separate political claim.
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