Votes at a glance: key Assembly floor actions, May 14, 2025

The California Assembly met May 14 and completed action on many measures, including resolutions, budget‑adjacent items and a large set of policy bills. Below are floor actions recorded in the session (bill/resolution number, author where shown on the floor, and recorded outcome). If the transcript did not list a recorded tally for an adopted item, the entry notes “adopted (voice vote)” where the clerk reported a voice vote.

- ACR 75 (Assemblymember Alaniz): concurrence on Senate amendments. Tally: Ayes 59, No 0. (concurred) - AJR 7 (Assemblymember Addis): joint resolution on protecting federal funding for students with disabilities. Adopted. Tally: Ayes 65, No 0. - AB 929 (Assemblymember Connolly): temporary groundwater exemptions for small community water systems and managed wetlands (sunset after 3 years). Tally: Ayes 41, No 14. - ACR 82 (Assemblymember Brian presented by Assemblymember El Hawari): Recognize May as Foster Care Month. Adopted (voice vote); coauthors recorded. - ACR 85 (Assemblymember Garcia): 5‑29 College Savings Day resolution. Adopted (voice vote). - ACR 89 (Assemblymember Jeff Gonzalez): Military Appreciation Month. Adopted (voice vote); coauthors recorded. - AB 1026 (Assemblymember Wilson presented as AB 10 26 on floor): Energization/utility timelines to support housing approvals. Tally: Ayes 52, No 0. - AB 1332 (Assemblymember Aarons presented as AB 13 32): Allow certain cannabis microbusiness deliveries with medical authorization. Tally: Ayes 55, No 0. - AB 1136 (Assemblymember Dixon presented as AB 11 36 / AB 13 56 on floor): Strengthening DHCS reporting after deaths at licensed recovery facilities. Tally: Ayes 54, No 0. - AB 671 (Assemblymember Wicks presented as AB 6 71): Streamline restaurant openings via plan‑review self‑certification. Tally: Ayes 62, No 0. - AB 715 (Assemblymember's Board): Anti‑Semitism protections (intent language). Tally: Ayes 64, No 0. - AB 33 (Assemblymember Ayar Curry): human safety operator for commercial autonomous delivery AVs. Tally: Ayes 52, No 6. - AB 5 (Assemblymember Berman): standardized ballot‑counting timeframes and transparency. Tally: Ayes 66, No 0. - AB 27 (Assemblymember Schiavo): tax relief for Chiquita Canyon residents. Tally: Ayes 61, No 0. - AB 28 (Assemblymember Schiavo): landfill elevated‑temperature notification and response measures. Tally: Ayes 44, No 6. - AB 43 (Assemblymember Schultz): extend state authority to protect wild and scenic rivers if federal protection is removed. Tally: Ayes 46, No 1. - AB 44 (Assemblymember Schultz): energy affordability and distributed resources. Tally: Ayes 55, No 0. - AB 53 (Assemblymember Ramos): $20,000 state tax exemption for some retired veterans and survivors (five‑year exemption). Tally: Ayes 59, No 0. - AB 56 (Assemblymember Bauer Kehane): social media warning labels to educate users on risks to children. Tally: Ayes 42, No 0. - AB 57 (Assemblymember McKinner): home‑purchase assistance prioritized for descendants of enslaved people. Tally: Ayes 42, No 7. - AB 62 (Assemblymember McKinner): pathway for restitution for harms from past eminent‑domain displacement. Tally: Ayes 43, No 4. - AB 64 (Assemblymember Pacheco): vital records (floor action). Tally: Ayes 54, No 0. - AB 65 (Majority Leader): paid pregnancy disability for public‑school educators. Tally: Ayes 49, No 0. - AB 79 (Assemblymember Rambula): training and knowledge‑sharing for student access to social services. Tally: Ayes 54, No 0. - AB 86 (Assemblymember Burner): statewide optional K–8 health instructional materials. Tally: Ayes 51, No 0. - AB 93 (Assemblymember Pappen): data‑center water reporting and management practices. Tally: Ayes 42, No 12. - AB 220 (Assemblymember Jackson presented as AB 2 20): subacute care provider reforms. Tally: Ayes 59, No 0. - AB 221 (Assemblymember Ramos presented as AB 2 21): tribal nations grant fund equal annual grants for limited/non‑gaming tribes. Tally: Ayes 63, No 0. - AB 224 (Assemblymember Bonta presented as AB 2 24): clarifying essential health benefits changes; Tally: Ayes 50, No 1. - AB 250 (Majority Leader presented as AB 2 50): civil‑action protections for survivors (floor reported recorded vote). Tally: Ayes 15, No 2 (as recorded on the floor during the session transcript). - AB 261 (Assemblymember Quirk Silva presented as AB 2 61): fire hazard severity zone input and mapping accuracy. Tally: Ayes 61, No 0. - AB 264 (Assemblymember Carrillo presented as AB 2 64): education fee waivers for family members of disabled veterans. Tally: Ayes 62, No 0. - AB 283 (Assemblymember Haney presented as AB 2 83): IHSS collective bargaining at state level. Tally: Ayes 59, No 4. - AB 323 (Assemblymember Fong presented as AB 3 23): allow Strong Workforce funds for paid, work‑based learning. Tally: Ayes 64, No 0.

Note on procedure: where the transcript recorded a vocal “ayes” voice vote after co‑author roll calls, the entry above is noted as adopted (voice vote); where the clerk recorded a tally, those recorded tallies are shown as reported on the floor.

For further detail on any item above (full roll call, sponsor text, committee history), consult the official Assembly floor journal or the bill text published on the California Legislative Information website.