Josh Lowenthal — Assembly Member Lowenthal is identified as the author of AB 883 and also referenced as the Speaker Pro Tem in connection with the bill.
Josh Lowenthal — Named as the author of AB 2030.
Tina McKinnor — Name was called during the roll call.
Tina McKinnor — Assembly Member Tina McKinnor is identified as the author of AB 2411, and the discussion continues with a personal appeal to support the bill while noting that McKinnor is ill in the hospital and sending her well wishes.
Tina McKinnor — AB 2113 was introduced as Assembly Member Tina McKinnor's bill, presented by Assembly Member Elhawary, and the clerk identified it as Assembly Bill 2113 by Assembly Member McKinnor and others relating to aviation.
Marie Alvarado-Gil — Marie Alvarado-Gil is repeatedly called during the roll call as part of attendance verification.
Rosilicie Bogh — Rosilicie Bogh was called during the roll call.
Sharon Quirk-Silva — Sharon Quirk-Silva was called during the roll call; the mentions are repeated references to the same roll-call entry rather than separate substantive discussion.
Sharon Quirk-Silva — Sharon Quirk-Silva was recognized to present AB 750, described as expanding access to the portfolio reinvestment program, and closed by asking for an aye vote. Shortly afterward, she was identified as the author of AB 956 and again closed on the bill by requesting an aye vote.
Liz Ortega — Liz Ortega was called during the roll call.
Liz Ortega — SB 691 is being presented on behalf of Senator Wahab.
Pilar Schiavo — Pilar Schiavo was called during the roll call and acknowledged across consecutive mentions.
Diane Papan — Diane Papan was called during the roll call.
Diane Papan — Assembly Member Diane Papan’s vote on Senate Bill 1361 was recorded as changing from aye to not voting.
Jim Patterson — Jim Patterson was called during the roll call.
Gail Pellerin — Gail Pellerin was repeatedly called during the roll call.
Cottie Petrie-Norris — Cottie Petrie-Norris was called during the roll call.
James Ramos — James Ramos was called multiple times during the roll call, indicating repeated attendance acknowledgment within the same roll-call sequence.
James Ramos — The transcript says 'Dr. Arambula,' which is likely a garbled reference to Assembly Member Joaquin Arambula; however, the expected member list does not include him, so the author remains uncertain.
James Ramos — James Ramos is identified as the author of AB 1889, which is taken up for concurrence. He then speaks on the bill, explaining that AB 1889 concerns protective orders and that the Senate amendments are intended to better protect victims and help them feel safe, concluding by urging an aye vote.
James Ramos — Assembly Member James Ramos was identified as the author of AB 2539 and then presented the bill, explaining that it ratifies the tribal-state gaming compact. He concluded by urging support for the measure and asking for an aye vote on behalf of the Urok people.
Michelle Rodriguez — Michelle Rodriguez was called during the roll call, with repeated mentions indicating the same attendance check over a continuous time span.
Michelle Rodriguez — Assembly Member Rodriguez presented AB 883 and, in the course of the same item, requested an aye vote on concurrence.
Michelle Rodriguez — Assembly Member Rodriguez was recognized to present AB 2030 and was then thanked immediately afterward, forming a single brief exchange centered on the bill presentation.
Michelle Rodriguez — Transcript says 'Assembly Member Ransom'; likely refers to Assembly Member Rhodesia Ransom, who is recognized on the bill.
Michelle Rodriguez — A vote change is recorded for Michelle Rodriguez on Senate Bill 1361, from aye to not voting.
Chris Rogers — Chris Rogers was called multiple times during the roll call, indicating repeated attendance check mentions within the same roll-call sequence.
Chris Rogers — Chris Rogers presented AB 2494 on concurrence, thanked district director Scott Alonzo for his work on the bill, and then closed by urging members to vote aye.
Chris Rogers — Referenced as the author of AB 1811.
Chris Rogers — Assembly Member Rogers presented Senate Bill 1423 on behalf of Senator Stern and concluded by respectfully asking for an aye vote. The transcript also includes procedural references noting that Mr. Rogers moved the call.
Chris Rogers — Requested to lift the call on file item 117, SB 1423.
Blanca Rubio — Blanca Rubio was called during the roll call.
Blanca Rubio — Assembly Member Blanca Rubio’s vote on Assembly Bill 1886 was recorded as changing from aye to not voting.
Kate Sanchez — Kate Sanchez was called during the roll call multiple times in close succession, reflecting repeated attendance mentions rather than separate discussion points.
Kate Sanchez — Named in the request to allow Assembly Members to speak in an adjournment in memory.
Kate Sanchez — Assembly Member Sanchez is recognized by the chair for an adjournment-in-memory statement, with a later recognition that includes Assembly Member Wallace as well for the same purpose.
Josh Hoover — Josh Hoover was called during the roll call.
Josh Hoover — Supported SB 1128 and said the Legislature should reassess classroom technology.
Nick Schultz — Nick Schultz was called during the roll call multiple times as part of the attendance check.
Nick Schultz — Wished a happy birthday by the speaker.
Nick Schultz — Presented AB 939 and asked for an aye vote.
Nick Schultz — Was thanked after presenting AB 939.
Nick Schultz — Presented AB 1615 and asked for an aye vote.
Nick Schultz — Was thanked after presenting AB 1615.
Nick Schultz — Assembly Member Nick Schultz was recognized to present SB 691 on behalf of Senator Wahab, explaining that it would require law enforcement agencies to update body-worn camera policies so EMS professionals can request redaction before public release, and he concluded by asking for an aye vote. He then immediately presented SB 1446, describing its parole-review and sexually violent predator evaluation provisions, and again asked for an aye vote.
Nick Schultz — Assembly Member Schultz presented AB 1917 and explained that the Senate amendments were technical and clarifying, followed by a brief acknowledgment thanking Schultz after the presentation.
Nick Schultz — Assembly Member Haney is referenced in connection with AB 1294, with the discussion returning to the same bill and member shortly afterward.
Nick Schultz — Nick Schultz was introduced as the author of AB 306, then presented the bill by explaining that it addresses local interpretations of the state building code, and finally closed by urging an aye vote.
Rick Zbur — Rick Zbur was called during the roll call, with his name repeated in the transcript as part of the attendance check.
LaShae Sharp-Collins — LaShae Sharp-Collins was called during the roll call.