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Assembly approves procedural batch and substitutes roll-call votes for dozens of budget and consent bills
Summary
The Assembly approved AB 100 to swap and transmit a set of budget‑related bills with the Senate and substituted the roll call vote on AB 100 for items 31–149; AB 100 passed 51–16. The second‑day consent calendar including AB 414 passed by voice/roll call (consent items reported as Ayes 63, No 0).
The California State Assembly on Thursday approved AB 100 (Gabriel) and used the vote as a substitute roll-call for a sequence of budget and related bills to expedite the two‑year legislative budget process.
Assemblymember Akilah Gabriel explained the bills are being swapped with identical Senate bills early in the session to facilitate an orderly budget process. AB 100 passed on a roll call, 51–16. Majority Leader Aguirre Curry then requested unanimous consent to substitute that roll call for remaining items 31 through 149; the Speaker granted the order.
Following the substitution, the reading clerk and majority leader announced roll call tallies for dozens of listed bills; multiple items were recorded with the substituted vote counts. The Assembly later moved the second‑day consent calendar; the clerk reported the consent calendar adopted (Ayes 63, Noes 0). The clerk specifically read Assembly Bill 414 (Propellerin) and reported the consent calendar vote result. Several other Senate concurrent and House resolutions on the consent calendar were also adopted without recorded opposition.
The actions are procedural steps to advance budget and related measures to the Senate and to adopt routine consent items; specific bill texts and fiscal effects were not debated on the floor during these substitutions and consent votes.
