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Assembly votes unanimously to concur on bill expanding access to seizure medication
Summary
The California State Assembly on June 4, 2025, unanimously concurred with Senate amendments to AB 369, a noncontroversial measure to increase access to life‑saving medication for people with seizure disorders.
The California State Assembly on Wednesday unanimously concurred with Senate amendments to Assembly Bill 369, a measure intended to increase access to life‑saving medication for people with seizure disorders.
Assemblymember Michelle Rodriguez, the bill's author, told colleagues the measure "remains noncontroversial and will increase access to life saving medication for individuals with seizure disorders. It will save lives and I respectfully ask for your I vote." The clerk recorded the final tally as 62 ayes, 0 noes.
AB 369 was presented on the Assembly floor for concurrence with minor technical changes made in the Senate. Members responded without recorded debate. The clerk opened and closed the roll and the tally was announced: ayes 62, noes 0. The Assembly concurred in the Senate amendments and the bill will proceed according to legislative process.
The vote and the bill's sponsorship indicate broad, bipartisan floor support for the measure as presented to the Assembly on concurrence.
