Votes at a glance: Assembly Appropriations Committee actions, May 14, 2025

The following list summarizes bills recorded in the Appropriations Committee hearing transcript (May 14, 2025) with the committee action as reported in the excerpt. The committee transcript often records items as "out on an a roll call" or "out on a b roll call." Where the transcript explicitly named member votes or noted exceptions, those details are included. The excerpt did not include complete roll‑call tallies for every item.

Listed items (selected from the hearing excerpt):

- AB 260 (Ayear Curry) — Recorded as advanced "out on a b roll call." (See separate article for discussion.) - AB 904 (Ayear Curry) — Clarifies child care subsidy eligibility during family leave and job search. Recorded as advanced "out on a b roll call"; transcript notes "miss Dixon voting aye and mister Taw not voting." - AB 1014 (Rogers) — Grants Caltrans flexibility to set speed limits on state highways through rural communities; recorded as advanced; transcript notes "Republicans not voting, Miss Dixon voting no, and Mister Tonga Paa voting aye." - AB 46 (Wynn) — Mental health diversion clarifications; noted in transcript as placed on call (committee held action "on call" pending additional members). - AB 1430 (Bennett) — County recorder fee adjustment; recorded as advanced with some members not voting as noted in the transcript. - AB 735 / AB 645 / AB 1413 (Pappen series) — Groundwater/EMS and follow‑ups; AB 1413 recorded as advanced on a b roll call (see water article for details). - AB 929 (Connolly) — Small community water systems and managed wetlands temporary exemption; recorded as advanced on a b roll call (see water article). - AB 930 (Ward) — Counting vote‑by‑mail ballots postmarked by election day and received within seven days; recorded as advanced on a b roll call. - AB 1022 (Calra) — Repeals authority to immobilize/tow vehicles solely to collect unpaid parking tickets; author and sponsors recorded support; bill advanced on committee action. - AB 290 / AB 302 (Bauer‑Kahan) — Consumer protections (automatic payments for California Fair Plan) and medical data protections; both recorded as advanced (a roll call / b roll call as noted in transcript). - AB 1303 / AB 920 / AB 956 / AB 893 / AB 1470 / AB 507 / AB 1021 and other housing measures — Various housing‑related bills were recorded as advanced; some items were noted "out on an a roll call" or "b roll call" and the transcript recorded member exceptions (e.g., Republicans not voting on multiple items). - AB 49 (Martucci) — Protecting schools from immigration enforcement; recorded as advanced on a b roll call. - AB 1190 (Haney) — Caps third‑party DMV website fees; recorded as advanced on an a roll call.

Notes on roll‑call language in transcript: "out on an a roll call" and "out on a b roll call" appear repeatedly in the hearing excerpt. The transcript sometimes also records member specifics such as who voted no, who voted aye, or who did not vote. Where specific member votes were stated in the excerpt, this summary includes those references; the transcript excerpt did not include complete vote tallies for all items.

If a bill name appears in this list but no discussion is summarized here, it indicates the bill was placed on the committee calendar and recorded as moved on a roll call in the excerpt but had minimal discussion in the provided transcript.