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Votes at a glance: Assembly adopts budget technical fixes, MOUs, toll and claims measures during June 4 session
Summary
On June 4 the California Assembly took multiple votes on budget, claims, toll and land-use measures; key floor votes included AB 104 (53-1), AB 138 (53-4), AB 1114 (59-0), AB 642 (55-0), AB 1051 (55-0), AB 1533 (16-0 on urgency and measure), SB 611 (66-0) and SB 251 (64-0). The Assembly also approved a motion to suspend rules (Ayes 41, Nos 12).
The California State Assembly convened June 4 in Sacramento and recorded a series of roll-call votes on budget, claims, toll, and land-use items. Key outcomes recorded on the floor include:
- Motion to suspend rules for certain committee-reported bills (to allow expedited second-reading processing): Ayes 41, Noes 12. The motion carried and rules were suspended for the listed measures.
- AB 104 (budget technical/conforming changes; reappropriations; loan repayment extensions): Ayes 53, Noes 1. Assemblymember Gabriel presented the bill; it includes loan repayment extension provisions for two Imperial County hospitals.
- AB 138 (codification/ratification of MOUs and side letters to collective bargaining contracts): Ayes 53, Noes 4. Assemblymember Gabriel presented; Assemblymember DeMaio registered opposition on fiscal-accounting grounds.
- AB 1114 (concurrence after senate amendments; clarifies private ambulance process for toll-waiver agreements): Ayes 59, Noes 0. Senate amendments removed a prior exemption for private ambulance registration fees; the bill clarifies the process for private ambulance providers to seek agreements with toll agencies to waive toll fees while responding to emergencies.
- AB 642 (concurrence after senate amendments; urgency): Ayes 55, Noes 0.
- AB 1051 (concurrence after senate amendments; related to state highways): Ayes 55, Noes 0.
- AB 1533 (appropriation for payment of claims against the state presented by Assemblymember Wicks): Aye 16, No 0 (on urgency and on the measure as recorded on the floor). The bill appropriated an amount the presenter described as $672 from the general fund for payment of claims accepted by the state claims program.
- SB 611 (land-use; restore certainty for housing projects consistent with adopted community plans): I 66, No 0 on both urgency and final passage; measure passed unanimously in the Assembly.
- SB 251 (appropriation for payment of claims against the state presented by Assemblymember Wicks on behalf of Senator Caballero): I 64, No 0 for urgency and measure.
- Consent calendar and multiple additional measures were adopted by voice or consent with roll tallies recorded as I 65, No 0 on the consent calendar adoption at one point in the session.
This list reflects votes and short floor descriptions explicitly recorded during the June 4 Assembly session. Where the transcript did not provide detailed bill text or dollar amounts on the floor, the article notes "not specified" rather than inferring details.
