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Votes at a glance: Key measures adopted on the Assembly floor
Summary
The Assembly passed multiple bills and resolutions on the floor, including measures on education, housing, health care, press-notice protections and ceremonial resolutions. Listed are the bill number, short description, and final vote where recorded.
The California State Assembly voted on a number of bills and resolutions during the floor session. Below are key measures taken up on the daily and third-reading files, with short descriptions and recorded vote tallies when available.
- ACR 39 (Assemblymember James Ramos): Designates May 2025 as Missing and Murdered Indigenous People awareness month. Vote: Aye 67, No 0. (See separate article for full debate.)
- AB 374 (Assemblymember Wynne): Requires clear and detailed pay stubs for classified school employees. Vote: Aye 63, No 0.
- AB 282 (Assemblymember Pellerin): Clarifies that housing providers may give preference to applicants who qualify for or participate in rental assistance programs; specifies that such a preference is not discrimination based on source of income. Vote: Ayes 47, Noes 12.
- AB 583 (Assemblymember Pellerin): Authorizes nurse practitioners to sign death certificates, aligning California with other states. Vote: Ayes 55, No 0.
- AB 594 (Assemblymember Solace): Allows students to withdraw from school-provided insurance when no longer enrolled or when covered by an outside plan; requires disclosure of year-to-year premium increases. Vote: Aye 56, No 0.
- AB 1206 (Assemblymember Harbinian): Authorizes local preapproval programs for single-family and limited multifamily housing (local permitting tool). Vote: Ayes 50, Noes 1.
- AB 1509 (Committee on Military and Veterans Affairs; Assemblymember Schiavo): Codifies the California State Accrediting Agency for Veteran Education (CSAVE) under CalVet authority. Vote: Ayes 56, No 0.
- AB 898 (Assemblymember Bridal): Expands eligibility and direct-calling access for Family Urgent Response System (FERS) and county mobile response teams. Vote: Ayes 56, No 0.
- HR 33 (Assemblymember Alan Nies): Recognizes May 4, 2025 as Star Wars Day (ceremonial). Adopted by voice vote after adding co-authors; co-authors added: 53.
- AB 611 (Assemblymember Lee): Requires 120 days’ notice before sale of a local newspaper to give communities and newsrooms time to evaluate buyers and preserve local ownership. Vote: Ayes 41, Noes 13.
- AB 1326 (Assemblymember Arons): Affirms the right to wear a mask in public for health protection, with limited exceptions; expands protections across public spaces. Vote: Ayes 52, Noes 2.
- AB 1123 (Assemblymember Muratsuchi): Adds early childhood representation to the Commission on Teacher Credentialing as part of early childhood education access efforts. Vote: Aye 66, No 0.
- AB 1178 (Assemblymember Pacheco): Closes unintentional disclosure loophole to protect undercover peace officers’ identifying information from public records requests. Vote: Ayes 55, Noes 2.
- AB 1152 (Assemblymember Patterson): Preserves Clover Valley / Rockland open space and oak trees as part of a local preservation agreement; ensures housing obligations are met elsewhere. Vote: Ayes 63, No 0.
Several other bills and committee measures were taken up and deemed read or passed and retained on file; the Clerk recorded co-authors and votes as shown in the Assembly journal. Where a recorded roll call was taken the vote totals above are the clerk’s announced tallies.
