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Votes at a glance: Bills and resolutions taken on March 6, 2025, in the California Assembly
Summary
Several measures were approved on the Assembly floor March 6, 2025. ACR 34 on Sylvia Mendez Day and AB 100 (concurrence) drew extended debate; other items including AB 471, AB 677, ACR 31 and AB 1150 passed with limited floor debate.
The California State Assembly took votes March 6, 2025, on a mix of substantive and routine measures. Below is a concise summary of actions recorded on the floor.
ACR 34 (Ta) — Adopted 56–2. (Full debate and roll‑call vote; see separate coverage.)
AB 100 (Gabriel) — Concurrence in Senate amendments recorded 56–7. (Early‑action budget bill; extended debate and failed floor motion to amend.)
AB 471 (Hart) — Passed; recorded as "I 61, noes 2" on the floor. The bill would authorize additional local air districts to provide compensation for board members, the author said, to encourage broader and more diverse participation on boards.
AB 677 (Brian et al.) — Passed, recorded 69–0. The measure extends free dental and vision screenings to students who are housing‑insecure or unhoused, according to the author’s floor presentation.
ACR 31 (Hadwick) — Adopted (voice vote after coauthor roll); declares the week of April 13–19, 2025, as California Public Safety Telecommunications Week.
AB 1150 (Schultz) — Passed 62–1. The bill increases the daily maximum customer facility charge at airports from $9 to $12 to provide rental car facility revenue for airport infrastructure needs, including modernization ahead of major events, the author said.
Consent calendar items and a second‑day consent calendar were adopted by recorded votes or voice votes as indicated on the floor; the clerk recorded multiple coauthors added to resolutions before voice votes.
For bills on second reading and the many items the clerk deemed read with amendments adopted, floor procedure recorded those bills as read and amendments deemed adopted; where no separate roll call was recorded, those items were processed under regular rules.
