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Votes at a Glance: Key Assembly Actions on March 6, 2025
Summary
Summary of several bills and resolutions the Assembly voted on during the March 6 session, with outcomes and available vote tallies.
The California Assembly recorded votes on multiple measures during Thursday's session. Below are key actions and recorded outcomes taken from the day's proceedings.
ACR 34 (Sylvia Mendez Day) - Author: Assemblymember Ta - Action: Adopted - Vote: Roll call recorded Ayes 56, Noes 2 - Notes: Resolution designates April 14 as Sylvia Mendez Day; 55 coauthors added earlier in the day.
AB 471 (local air districts; member compensation) - Author: Assemblymember Hart - Action: Passed (second/third reading sequence recorded on the daily file) - Vote: Clerk recorded I 61, Noes 2. Measure passes. - Notes: Bill author said it "will increase participation within local air district boards by providing equitable compensation to board members." No opposition reported on the floor.
AB 1150 (customer facility charge; airports) - Author: Assemblymember Schultz - Action: Passed - Vote: Clerk recorded Ayes 62, Noes 1. Measure passes. - Notes: Bill increases the daily maximum customer facility charge for rental car facilities from $9 to $12, according to the author.
ACR 31 (California Public Safety Telecommunications Week) - Author: Assemblymember Hadwick - Action: Adopted - Vote: Adopted by voice vote (coauthors added; no roll-call tally recorded in transcript) - Notes: Declares the week of April 13-19, 2025 as California Public Safety Telecommunications Week.
Consent Calendar and second-day consent items - Multiple bills and resolutions on the consent calendar were adopted by recorded voice or roll-call tallies where shown (example: several consent items recorded I 66, Noes 0 on the consent calendar). - Notes: Clerk recorded the second-day consent calendar adopted and multiple measures added as coauthors where noted.
Why it matters: These votes include a mix of commemorative resolutions and policy bills affecting local governance (air district boards) and transportation infrastructure (airport charges). Several measures passed with wide margins, while commemorative resolutions attracted cross-caucus debate.
