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Votes at a glance: key Assembly floor actions and roll-call results, May 1, 2025
Summary
On May 1, 2025 the California Assembly completed a large third-reading slate, passing AB 379 and a series of additional bills on topics from health-care affordability to housing and public safety. This roundup lists measures taken up on the floor and the roll-call tallies reported on the record.
The California State Assembly on May 1, 2025 took final floor action on dozens of bills and resolutions. Below are the measures called up on the third-reading file and the roll-call tallies recorded on the floor transcript. For bills that received extended floor debate, see the separate article on AB 379.
Votes noted on the Assembly floor (tallies as read on the record):
- AB 379 (Schultz) ' human trafficking and solicitation: Passed 72-0. - AB 1415 (Bonta) ' health-care affordability / Office of Health Care Affordability data and merger review expansion: Passed 41-16. - AB 711 (Chen) ' civil procedure / court reporter coordination: Passed 55-0. - AB 1142 (Hoover) ' equestrian event entry fees: Passed 52-0. - AB 309 (Zabor) ' syringe access / HIV and hepatitis prevention (remove 2026 sunsets): Passed 42-13. - AB 592 (Gabriel) ' outdoor dining / restaurant patio rules: Passed 62-0. - AB 1341 (Hoover) ' contractor license law clarification: Passed 61-0. - AB 806 (Connolly) ' mobile home park cooling protections and permitting: Passed 50-0. - AB 972 (Wilson) ' postsecondary nondiscrimination code clarification (pregnant and parenting students): Passed 46-5. - AB 416 (Krell) ' behavioral health / ER physicians and 5150 holds: Passed 57-0. - AB 632 (Hart) ' local government expedited collection for egregious code violations: Passed 47-6. - AB 672 (Coloza) ' public employees / PERB notification and intervention authority: Passed 52-4. - AB 876 (Flora) ' certified registered nurse anesthetists scope clarification: Passed 56-1. - AB 760 (Ta) ' mobile home parks offering temporary housing after disasters: Passed 63-0.
Additional items on the third-reading and consent calendar were considered and adopted by voice vote or unanimous consent; many were passed and retained on the Assembly's file during the same session. The floor transcript shows multiple "pass and retain" procedural actions as the body moved through a long third-reading list and a second-day consent calendar; the full roll-call journal contains the official, itemized record for every measure considered today.
Several concurrent and house resolutions were also adopted to recognize awareness months and observances (for example, California Fairgrounds Appreciation Month, California Small Business Month, National Public Works Week, and National Hospital Week). Several of the resolutions opened coauthoring rolls on the floor before being adopted by voice vote.
For the measures above, the transcript excerpted roll-call tallies as presented on the Assembly floor. Where the floor transcript contained unclear or partial roll language for a particular tally, the Assembly journal should be referenced for the official certified roll call.
