John Leiber for Wisconsin State Treasurer
A true fiscal conservative serving the great state of Wisconsin
Reliable. Responsible. Results.
Since taking office in January 2023, I've focused on the duties of this office. Rather than grow government and add new programs, I have carried out the duties of State Treasurer and advocated for saving your tax dollars.
As a true fiscal conservative, I am committed to the sound financial management of assets overseen by the Office of the Treasurer and the Board of Commissioners of Public Lands. Our investments need to be well managed and robust. Under my watch, our investments have grown.
The only person who works in the Office of the Treasurer is the Treasurer. You can count on me to continue administering this office without growing government and without using it as a stepping stone to another office.
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SIGNATURE COLLECTION BEFORE THE END OF MAY:
I'd appreciate your help in collecting signatures for the general election on November 3rd.
Click on the PDF below to print forms and help me collect the 2000 Wisconsin resident signatures I need to be on the ballot this year.
Directions are on page 2 of the form. When your pages are complete (whether or not they are full) with qualified signatures, you (the circulator) must sign and date the sheets and mail or deliver them to me. My mailing address is the home address listed on these forms.
PLEASE RETURN SIGNED SHEETS TO ME BY MAY 20TH.
Contact me with any questions and thank you for your support! John
October 16, 2025
Cottage Grove, Wisconsin… John S. Leiber (Pronounced “LYE-burr”) announced his re-election campaign for Wisconsin State Treasurer in 2026.
“As a fiscal conservative, I’m proud of my work safeguarding and growing our investments. The Common School Fund distributes money annually to K-12 school libraries for materials and technology,” said Leiber. “This is the only dedicated funding for school libraries statewide and my top priority is to ensure the fund continues to thrive in the future.”
