Votes at a glance: Key Assembly floor actions, June 4, 2025

The California State Assembly recorded votes on multiple measures on June 4, 2025. Below are the bills and outcomes announced on the floor (tallies reflect the clerk’s recorded announcements in the session transcript):

- AB 104 (budget technical bill; loan repayment extensions for two Imperial County hospitals): clerk announced 53 ayes (motion carried).

- AB 138 (codifies MOUs and addenda to collective bargaining contracts): Ayes 53, Noes 4 (concurrence in Senate amendments and passage).

- AB 1114 (relating to private ambulance toll agreements; Senate amendments concurred): Ayes 59, Noes 0 (measure passed; changes clarify toll-waiver agreement process for private ambulance providers).

- AB 642 (relating to emergencies; urgency clause): Ayes 55, Noes 0 (concurrence in Senate amendments and passage).

- AB 1051 (technical Senate amendments relating to state highways): Ayes 55, Noes 0 (concurrence in Senate amendments and passage).

- AB 1533 (appropriation for state claims presented by Assemblymember Wicks): recorded as Aye 16, No 0 (urgency and passage votes recorded in the transcript for the claims appropriation bill presented by Wicks).

- SB 611 (land-use/housing; urgency to take effect immediately): Ayes 66, Noes 0 (urgency and passage recorded as unanimous on the floor).

- SB 251 / related claims appropriation (presented by Assemblymember Wicks): recorded votes announced as Aye 64, No 0 on urgency and the measure (floor presentation indicated appropriation for attorney general to pay certain claims).

- Consent calendar measures (multiple Senate bills and concurrent resolutions enumerated on the floor): the clerk recorded votes on the consent calendar items as I 65, No 0 (consent calendar adopted), and later individual consent items were announced with similar tallies.

Notes and caveats: the session transcript lists a substantial set of additional bills read for second and third reading, and many measures were moved, placed on inactive file, or removed from the consent calendar by request of authors. The tallies above reflect the clerk’s recorded announcements as presented during the session; where the transcript abbreviates or compresses numbers and item lists, this roundup follows the clerk’s recorded vote counts rather than attempting to reconstruct full roll-call lists or committee histories.

For details on individual bills, including full text, amendments and committee analyses, refer to the Assembly Journal and official bill files posted by the California Legislative Information Office.