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Votes at a glance: Bills and resolutions the Assembly passed June 4, 2025
Summary
The Assembly passed several concurrence items by roll call and adopted multiple ceremonial resolutions on June 4, 2025, including AB 829, AB 463, AB 493, AB 1387 and ceremonial observances recognizing Native American Day, India’s Independence Day, and the 19th Amendment anniversary.
The California State Assembly passed a set of concurrence items and adopted several resolutions on June 4, 2025. The following is a concise list of items taken up on the floor with the recorded outcomes and the details available in the June 4 transcript:
- AB 829 (Sharp Collins) — recognition relating to Parkinson's disease. Motion carried on concurrence (Recorded roll: I 70, No 0). Author presented technical amendment renaming program reference to the Richard Paul Lehi Parkinson's Disease Program.
- AB 463 (Michelle Rodriguez) — emergency medical services amendments on concurrence with technical amendments. Passed on roll call (Recorded roll: I 71, No 0). Author characterized it as a noncontroversial, life‑saving measure.
- AB 493 (Harbedian) — mortgages; urgency measure regarding interest on post-loss insurance funds held in escrow. Passed on concurrence (Recorded roll: I 75, No 0). Sponsor said the bill guarantees homeowners receive at least 2% interest on certain escrowed funds.
- AB 1387 (Quirk-Silva) — behavioral health; authorizes counties to create multidisciplinary teams for justice-involved individuals. Passed on roll call (Recorded roll: I 71, No 0).
- ACR 102 (Ramos) — California Native American Day; adopted by voice vote with 71 coauthors recorded and a floor ceremony following adoption.
- HR 44 (Ward) — recognition of homeless service providers; first roll for coauthors added (64 coauthors) and resolution adopted by voice vote.
- ACR 100 (Kalra) — recognizes India's Independence Day; recorded with 71 coauthors and adopted by voice vote.
- HR 48 (Pellerin, presented by Schiavo) — marks the 105th anniversary of the 19th Amendment; adopted by voice vote with 73 coauthors recorded.
Several other Senate concurrence items were deemed read and adopted as part of the Assembly's second- and third-reading files; the clerk noted a block of Senate bills and amendments being deemed read and amendments deemed adopted.
Notes on voting: The transcript records explicit tallies for the roll-call concurrence votes noted above. Ceremonial resolutions were adopted largely by voice vote with coauthor counts recorded on the roll. The floor record shows no fiscal appropriations or changes in bill text beyond the concurrence amendments announced by authors on the floor; further committee or engrossing actions may follow as required.
