California Target Book
California Legislature

2025-2026 Regular Session

Bills introduced
5,019
Chaptered
1,192
Vetoed
0
Died
0
Incumbents
122
40 Sen · 82 Asm
By type: AB 2,811 SB 1,451 ACR 231 SCR 194 HR 126 SR 125 AJR 34 ACA 23 SJR 18 SCA 5 GRP 1

Incumbents

Senate (40 — 30D, 10R)

Assembly (82 — 60D, 21R)

AD02 D Chris Rogers
AD03 ?
AD05 R Joe Patterson
AD06 D Maggy Krell
AD07 R Josh Hoover
AD08 R David Tangipa
AD09 R Heath Flora
AD11 D Lori Wilson
AD14 D Buffy Wicks
AD17 D Matt Haney
AD18 D Mia Bonta
AD20 D Liz Ortega
AD21 D Diane Papan
AD22 R Juan Alanis
AD23 D Marc Berman
AD24 D Alex Lee
AD25 D Ash Kalra
AD28 D Gail Pellerin
AD29 D Robert Rivas
AD30 D Dawn Addis
AD32 R Stan Ellis
AD34 R Tom Lackey
AD35 D Jasmeet Bains
AD36 R Jeff Gonzalez
AD37 D Gregg Hart
AD38 D Steve Bennett
AD39 D Juan Carrillo
AD40 D Pilar Schiavo
AD42 D Jacqui Irwin
AD44 D Nick Schultz
AD45 D James Ramos
AD46 D Jesse Gabriel
AD47 R Greg Wallis
AD48 D Blanca Rubio
AD49 D Mike Fong
AD50 D Robert Garcia
AD55 D Isaac Bryan
AD56 D Lisa Calderon
AD57 D Sade Elhawary
AD59 R Phillip Chen
AD60 D Corey Jackson
AD61 D Tina McKinnor
AD63 R Bill Essayli
AD65 D Mike Gipson
AD66 D Al Muratsuchi
AD70 R Tri Ta
AD71 R Kate Sanchez
AD72 R Diane Dixon
AD74 R Laurie Davies
AD75 R Carl DeMaio
AD77 D Tasha Boerner
AD80 D David Alvarez

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 79 Housing development: transit-oriented development Chaptered 32 18 · 14
AB 1231 Criminal procedure: Safer Communities Through Opportunities Act Amended Senate 22 22 · 0
AB 942 Electricity: climate credits Amended Senate 14 7 · 7
SB 720 Automated traffic enforcement system programs Chaptered 14 1 · 13
AB 1021 Housing: local educational agencies Chaptered 13 0 · 13
AB 1296 Local educational agencies: reserve funds Chaptered 12 0 · 12
AB 851 Real property transactions: Counties of Los Angeles and Ventura wildfires: unsolicited offers Chaptered 12 0 · 12
AB 893 Housing development projects: objective standards: campus development zone Chaptered 11 1 · 10
AB 789 Political Reform Act of 1974: security expenses Chaptered 11 0 · 11
AB 648 Community colleges: housing: local zoning regulations: exemption Chaptered 11 0 · 11
AB 1344 Restrictions on firearm possession: pilot project Chaptered 11 0 · 11
AB 963 Public works: prevailing wages: access to records Enrolled 11 0 · 11
AB 342 Alcoholic beverages: hours of sale: hospitality zones Amended Senate 11 4 · 7
SB 1392 Smog check: exemption: collector motor vehicles Amended Assembly 11 11 · 0
AB 1028 Community colleges: temporary employees Chaptered 10 0 · 10
AB 2676 Housing Crisis Act of 2019 Amended Senate 10 10 · 0
AB 39 General plans: Local Electrification Planning Act Chaptered 10 0 · 10
AB 62 Civil Rights Department: racially motivated eminent domain Enrolled 10 0 · 10
AB 450 Public social services: support for older and aging immigrants Chaptered 10 0 · 10
AB 1448 Coastal resources: California Coastal Sanctuary: tidelands and submerged lands: oil and gas development Amended Senate 9 9 · 0

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 Carl DeMaio R AD75 305
2 Greg Wallis R AD47 150
3 Juan Alanis R AD22 140
4 Laurie Davies R AD74 102
5 David Tangipa R AD08 75
6 Alexandra Macedo R AD33 73
7 Kate Sanchez R AD71 66
8 Stan Ellis R AD32 65
9 Jeff Gonzalez R AD36 64
10 James Gallagher R AD03 60
11 Diane Dixon R AD72 57
12 Anamarie Ávila Farías D AD15 56
13 Jasmeet Bains D AD35 54
14 Joe Patterson R AD05 46
15 Natasha Johnson R AD63 41
16 Josh Hoover R AD07 41
17 Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh R SD19 39
18 Heather Hadwick R AD01 39
19 Megan Dahle R SD01 35
20 Marie Alvarado-Gil R SD04 31

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 54 Court fee waivers: veterans Chaptered $2,925,192 259
SB 404 Hazardous materials: metal shredding facilities Enrolled $2,587,965 76
AB 1018 Automated decision systems Amended Senate $2,265,375 227
AB 1460 Prescription drug pricing Amended Senate $2,224,168 137
AB 831 Gambling: operation of a contest or sweepstakes Chaptered $2,019,111 83
SB 41 Pharmacy benefits Chaptered $1,774,390 133
SB 79 Housing development: transit-oriented development Chaptered $1,683,860 313
SB 29 Civil actions: decedent’s cause of action Amended Assembly $1,316,420 117
AB 33 Autonomous vehicles Amended Senate $1,296,685 93
SB 682 Environmental health: product safety: perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances Enrolled $1,189,776 137
SB 354 Insurance Information and Privacy Protection Act Amended Assembly $1,148,402 113
SB 63 San Francisco Bay area: local revenue measure: public transit funding. Chaptered $1,129,368 112
SB 72 The California Water Plan: long-term supply targets Chaptered $1,096,781 151
SB 34 Air pollution: South Coast Air Quality Management District: mobile sources: Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles Enrolled $1,018,588 81
SB 7 Employment: automated decision systems Enrolled $1,018,121 119
SB 222 Residential heat pump water heater or heat pump HVAC systems Amended Assembly $991,066 83
SB 31 Water quality: recycled water Chaptered $990,649 85
AB 35 Safe Drinking Water, Wildfire Prevention, Drought Preparedness, and Clean Air Bond Act of 2024: Administrative Procedure Act: exemption: program guidelines and selection criteria Amended Senate $965,614 107
SB 22 Gift certificates Chaptered $957,785 70
AB 259 Open meetings: local agencies: teleconferences Amended Assembly $932,710 152