Every vote, every word

Sunday, November 1, 2026

President, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco

Mary C. Daly

2026 alternate 2027 voter

17Votes since 2020
0Dissents
0%Dissent rate
9Appearances

Role

InstitutionFederal Reserve Bank of San Francisco (District 12)
Current role since—
Term ends—
Official pagewww.frbsf.org
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Start date not stated on the bank's page and not verified. 2026 alternate; votes in 2027.

Vote record

MeetingDecisionVotePreference
December 18, 2024cut 4.25–4.50%With majority
November 7, 2024cut 4.50–4.75%With majority
September 18, 2024cut 4.75–5.00%With majority
July 31, 2024hold 5.25–5.50%With majority
June 12, 2024hold 5.25–5.50%With majority
May 1, 2024hold 5.25–5.50%With majority
March 20, 2024hold 5.25–5.50%With majority
January 31, 2024hold 5.25–5.50%With majority
December 15, 2021hold 0.00–0.25%With majority
November 3, 2021hold 0.00–0.25%With majority
September 22, 2021hold 0.00–0.25%With majority
July 28, 2021hold 0.00–0.25%With majority
June 16, 2021hold 0.00–0.25%With majority
April 28, 2021hold 0.00–0.25%With majority
March 17, 2021hold 0.00–0.25%With majority
January 27, 2021hold 0.00–0.25%With majority
November 5, 2020 alternatehold 0.00–0.25%With majority

Source: FOMC statements, federalreserve.gov. From June 2026 the statements name only dissenters; majorities are inferred from the voting roster.

On the record

August 6, 2025 Speech

Investing in a Durable Economic Future

I see two dynamics affecting these mandates: the Fed's stance on interest rates and the slate of recent policy changes taken by elected officials.

June 22, 2025 SpeechDovish

Dynamic Central Bank Communication

The FOMC now publishes meeting statements and minutes, economic projections and projected interest rate paths, a statement on longer-run goals and monetary policy strategy, and of course, an explicit inflation target. The Chair also holds post-meeting press conferences, and FOMC participants regularly provide their own commentary and views during inter-meeting periods.