California Target Book
California Legislature

2017-2018 Regular Session

Bills introduced
5,617
Chaptered
2,335
Vetoed
0
Died
0
Incumbents
126
42 Sen · 84 Asm
By type: AB 3,264 SB 1,511 ACR 286 SCR 166 SR 127 HR 125 AJR 52 ACA 32 SJR 30 SCA 24

Incumbents

Senate (42 — 28D, 14R)

Assembly (84 — 59D, 25R)

AD01 R Brian Dahle
AD02 D Jim Wood
AD06 R Kevin Kiley
AD07 D Kevin McCarty
AD08 D Ken Cooley
AD09 D Jim Cooper
AD10 D Marc Levine
AD11 D Jim Frazier
AD12 R Heath Flora
AD15 D Tony Thurmond
AD17 D David Chiu
AD18 D Rob Bonta
AD19 D Philip Ting
AD20 D Bill Quirk
AD21 D Adam Gray
AD22 D Kevin Mullin
AD23 R Jim Patterson
AD24 D Marc Berman
AD25 D Kansen Chu
AD26 R Devon Mathis
AD27 D Ash Kalra
AD28 D Evan Low
AD29 D Mark Stone
AD32 D Rudy Salas
AD33 R Jay Obernolte
AD34 R Vince Fong
AD36 R Tom Lackey
AD38 R Dante Acosta
AD39 D Luz Rivas
AD41 D Chris Holden
AD42 R Chad Mayes
AD44 D Jacqui Irwin
AD45 D Jesse Gabriel
AD48 D Blanca Rubio
AD49 D Ed Chau
AD50 D Richard Bloom
AD51 D Jimmy Gomez
AD55 R Phillip Chen
AD61 D Jose Medina
AD62 D Autumn Burke
AD64 D Mike Gipson
AD66 D Al Muratsuchi
AD68 R Steven Choi
AD69 D Tom Daly
AD71 R Randy Voepel
AD72 R Travis Allen
AD75 R Marie Waldron
AD76 R Rocky Chávez
AD78 D Todd Gloria
AD79 D Shirley Weber

Bills with the most party-line defections

Bills where the most legislators broke with their own party on a recorded vote.

Bill Subject Status Defections D · R
SB 328 Pupil attendance: school start time Enrolled 35 27 · 8
SB 237 Electricity: direct transactions Chaptered 32 27 · 5
SB 905 Alcoholic beverages: hours of sale Enrolled 32 13 · 19
AB 2020 Cannabis: local jurisdiction licensees: temporary event license Chaptered 30 5 · 25
SB 35 Planning and zoning: affordable housing: streamlined approval process Chaptered 29 17 · 12
AB 544 Vehicles: high-occupancy vehicle lanes Chaptered 29 4 · 25
SB 1127 Pupil health: administration of medicinal cannabis: schoolsites Enrolled 29 17 · 12
AB 1741 Cannabis: taxation: electronic funds transfer Chaptered 28 0 · 28
AB 63 Driver’s licenses: instruction permits and provisional licenses Enrolled 28 11 · 17
AB 186 Controlled substances: overdose prevention program Enrolled 27 24 · 3
AB 467 Local transportation authorities: transactions and use taxes Chaptered 27 11 · 16
SB 649 Wireless telecommunications facilities. Enrolled 27 26 · 1
AB 2381 Vehicles: emissions: certification, auditing, and compliance Chaptered 25 2 · 23
AB 3131 Law enforcement agencies: military equipment: funding, acquisition, and use Enrolled 25 25 · 0
AB 1357 Home inspectors: roofing contractors: roof inspections Chaptered 25 19 · 6
AB 3129 Firearms: prohibited persons Chaptered 24 12 · 12
AB 1444 Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority: demonstration project. Chaptered 24 20 · 4
AB 2998 Consumer products: flame retardant materials. Chaptered 24 1 · 23
AB 807 Daylight saving time Chaptered 24 8 · 16
AB 184 Sea level rise planning: database Chaptered 24 0 · 24

Legislators with the most party-line breaks

Members who voted against their own party's majority most often this session.

# Legislator Party · District Breaks this session
1 Brian Maienschein R AD77 438
2 Catharine Baker R AD16 349
3 Anthony Cannella R SD12 334
4 Tom Lackey R AD36 264
5 Travis Allen R AD72 234
6 Matthew Harper R AD74 234
7 Rudy Salas D AD32 225
8 Janet Nguyen R SD34 219
9 Scott Wilk R SD21 217
10 Rocky Chávez R AD76 211
11 Marie Waldron R AD75 207
12 Joel Anderson R SD38 200
13 Sharon Quirk-Silva D AD65 200
14 William Brough R AD73 194
15 Mike Morrell R SD23 187
16 Jordan Cunningham R AD35 185
17 Jay Obernolte R AD33 170
18 Adam Gray D AD21 164
19 Dante Acosta R AD38 161
20 James Gallagher R AD03 161

Bills with the most lobbying activity

FPPC lobby payments filed during this session's window, attributed across the bills each filing mentions. Dollar amounts on multi-bill filings are split evenly across mentions.

Note: CalAccess lobby filings cite bills by measure number only. Totals for this session may include payments related to implementation of earlier bills sharing the same code (e.g. a previously chaptered "SB 54" still being lobbied on as a new "SB 54" moves through this session). The bill detail page surfaces the underlying filings so the activity descriptions can be inspected.
Bill Subject Status Attributed lobby $ Filings
SB 1 Transportation funding. Chaptered $4,155,102 681
SB 17 Health care: prescription drug costs Chaptered $2,788,825 331
AB 375 Privacy: personal information: businesses Chaptered $2,655,339 269
SB 100 California Renewables Portfolio Standard Program: emissions of greenhouse gases Chaptered $2,556,067 367
AB 5 Employers: Opportunity to Work Act Introduced $2,507,274 323
SB 649 Wireless telecommunications facilities. Enrolled $2,266,152 278
SB 212 Solid waste: pharmaceutical and sharps waste stewardship Chaptered $2,014,042 236
SB 5 California Drought, Water, Parks, Climate, Coastal Protection, and Outdoor Access For All Act of 2018 Chaptered $1,919,342 435
SB 623 Water quality: Safe and Affordable Drinking Water Fund Amended Assembly $1,860,500 242
SB 2 Building Homes and Jobs Act Chaptered $1,849,503 294
AB 1250 Counties: contracts for personal services Amended Senate $1,832,590 269
AB 987 California Environmental Quality Act: sports and entertainment project Chaptered $1,761,581 60
AB 1 Transportation funding Introduced $1,658,494 352
AB 315 Pharmacy benefit management Chaptered $1,508,189 173
AB 32 California State Auditor Chaptered $1,466,678 60
SB 1121 California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 Chaptered $1,286,109 154
AB 18 Healing arts: Licensed Physicians and Dentists from Mexico Pilot Program Amended Senate $1,284,874 315
AB 398 California Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006: market-based compliance mechanisms: fire prevention fees: sales and use tax manufacturing exemption Chaptered $1,267,391 105
SB 33 Arbitration agreements Chaptered $1,224,459 115
SB 10 Pretrial release or detention: pretrial services Chaptered $1,207,796 121