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Votes at a glance: subcommittee advances three bills and adopts consent calendar (June 17, 2026)

California State Assembly - Assembly Elections and Redistricting Committee (subcommittee) · June 17, 2026
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Summary

On June 17, 2026 the subcommittee reported SB 1414 (redistricting for San Bernardino County), SB 830 (transit ballot technical clarifications) and SB 970 (secure ballot-return options for military/overseas voters) out of committee, and approved the consent calendar of six bills.

The Assembly subcommittee recorded the following actions on June 17, 2026:

- SB 1414 (Sen. Reyes) — Motion: do pass as amended; referral: Committee on Local Government. Final reported vote: 6 yes, 1 no (Assemblymember Lackey). The bill was held on call while absent members were reached and subsequently reported out.

- SB 830 (Sen. Adegheen) — Motion: do pass as amended; vote reported out 5 yes, 1 not voting (Lackey). The bill provides technical and timing clarifications to help counties administer a five-county regional transit ballot measure.

- SB 970 (Sen. Cervantes) — Motion: do pass; referral: Committee on Military and Veterans Affairs. Reported vote recorded: 6 yes, 0 no, 1 not voting (Lackey). The bill directs the Secretary of State to promulgate regulations for secure ballot-return methods for military and overseas voters.

- Consent calendar — Six bills were read and approved with recommendation to the consent calendar and relevant committees (including SB 401, SB 1175, SB 1389, SB 1420, SB 1431, SB 1432). The committee voted to approve the consent calendar by roll call.

All vote tallies and motions above reflect the roll calls and procedural notes recorded in the committee hearing. Details and full roll-call records are in the committee minutes.