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Votes at a glance: Assembly floor actions, May 7, 2026

California State Assembly · June 25, 2026
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Summary

On May 7 the Assembly passed SB 417 (housing bond) 54–7, adopted ACA 20 (rainy day fund amendment) 54–8, approved SB 623 (medical-lien/TNC reforms) 67–0, and approved ACA 21 and ACA 22 by recorded votes; multiple consent calendar items were adopted.

Key recorded votes and actions from the California State Assembly floor on May 7, 2026:

- SB 417 (housing bond, file item 69): Passed — roll call recorded as 'ayes 54, noes 7' (urgency and on the measure). Sent to the Senate.

- ACA 20 (Assembly Constitutional Amendment 20 — rainy day fund changes): Amendments offered by Assemblymember Tangipa were laid on the table (procedural vote: 48–17). Final adoption by the Assembly recorded as 'ayes 54, noes 8.' Transmitted to the Senate.

- SB 623 (medical-lien and TNC reforms): Passed unanimously, recorded as 'I 67, no 0.' Transmitted to the Senate.

- ACA 21 (removing ACA 13 from the November ballot): Adopted (recorded vote: 62–0). Immediate transmittal to the Senate.

- ACA 22 (relating to taxation/Taxpayer Protection Act): Adopted (recorded vote: 64–1). Immediate transmittal to the Senate.

- Consent calendar and numerous resolutions: Adopted by voice votes and recorded co-author additions (e.g., HR 116, HR 121, ACR 225 among others) as announced on the floor; clerk recorded adoption and co-author tallies in the public record.

These floor actions will be transmitted to the Senate or otherwise proceed per constitutional or procedural requirements; several items (notably SB 417 and ACA 20) have ballot implications if they ultimately clear both houses and are placed before voters.