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Committee introduces BDR 24‑3‑64 on language access in elections after voice vote

2499314 · March 5, 2025
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Summary

The Assembly Committee on Legislative Operations and Elections voted to introduce a committee BDR (24‑3‑64) that would make various changes related to language access in elections; introduction does not bind future committee positions.

The committee voted to introduce BDR 24‑3‑64, a committee bill draft request described as making various changes related to language access in elections. Assembly Member Miller moved to introduce the BDR; Vice Chair Gonzales seconded the motion. The chair called the voice vote: “All those in favor say aye.” The chair then called for nays and none were recorded; the chair announced the motion carried. Committee staff reminded members that a motion to introduce a BDR does not imply a future commitment to support a resulting bill; the action only permits the draft to enter the bill drafting process.