David Alvarez — David Alvarez is mentioned in a procedural request to suspend the rules so that he and Assembly Member Macedo may speak on an adjournment of memory.
David Alvarez — Assembly Member Ward was recognized for guest introductions and welcomed a group of homeless service providers in the gallery. He also invited members to attend a reception in Capitol Room 317 upon adjournment.
David Alvarez — Assembly Member David Alvarez is recognized for an adjournment in memory and concludes the tribute by asking members to adjourn in memory of Grace Kojima.
James Ramos — James Ramos was listed in the roll call.
James Ramos — Assembly Member James Ramos delivers the opening prayer and ceremonial Native song, speaking about the California Native American Legislative Caucus, honoring California’s first people and those present, and continuing the traditional chant. Shortly afterward, he is referenced in a procedural request to suspend Assembly Rule 118A so that Assembly Members Ramos and Soria may have guests on the floor.
James Ramos — Assembly Member James Ramos is introduced as the author of ACR 102 and begins opening remarks in support of the resolution. He thanks the Speaker and acknowledges the presence of California's first people in the gallery, then speaks as chair of the California Native American Caucus to urge an aye vote for ACR 102, which recognizes the annual California Indian Cultural Awareness Conference and the importance of California Native American Day.
James Ramos — Speaker thanks Assembly Member Ramos and closes the remarks on honoring California's first people.
James Ramos — Recognized to close debate on the resolution.
James Ramos — Chair Ramos is asked to move to the front of the center aisle.
James Ramos — Chair Ramos was thanked on behalf of the California Native American Legislative Caucus.
Anamarie Ãvila FarÃas — Listed in the roll call.
Jasmeet Bains — Listed in the roll call.
Rebecca Bauer-Kahan — Listed in the roll call.
Rebecca Bauer-Kahan — Continues closing remarks in support of H.R. 48, emphasizing voting rights, equity, and access.
Steve Bennett — Steve Bennett was listed in the roll call.
Marc Berman — Listed in the roll call.
Carl DeMaio — Listed in the roll call.
Carl DeMaio — Carl DeMaio is involved in a parliamentary exchange over a ruling of the chair. The Speaker rejects his point, explains that the action does not require a three-fourths vote and is within the committee chair’s discretion, and notes that DeMaio has appealed the ruling. The appeal is seconded and put to a nondebatable roll call, with the Speaker requesting an aye vote to sustain the chair and DeMaio asking for a no vote. The sequence continues into the vote on the motion, where DeMaio is identified as opposing it.
Carl DeMaio — Carl DeMaio supports the resolution but uses the opportunity to criticize honorary or symbolic resolutions that are not matched by real action. He warns colleagues to ensure their votes on substantive measures align with their words, arguing that fair, nonpartisan districting is important to protect women’s voices, female candidates, and democracy.
Carl DeMaio — A vote change is recorded for Carl DeMaio in connection with an appeal of the chair/speaker's decision.
Diane Dixon — Listed in the roll call.
Sade Elhawary — Listed in the roll call.
Stan Ellis — Listed in the roll call.
Heath Flora — Listed in the roll call.
Mike Fong — Listed in the roll call.
Mike Fong — Mike Fong was named as part of the escort committee and then asked to move to the front of the center aisle as part of the same procedural arrangement.
Mike Fong — Named as part of the escort group.
Jesse Gabriel — Listed in the roll call.
Jesse Gabriel — Named in a request to suspend Assembly Rule 118A to allow guests at the rear of the chamber.
James Gallagher — Listed in the roll call.
James Gallagher — James Gallagher challenges the germaneness of amendments to SB 280 under Rule 92, appeals the chair’s ruling when the objection is rejected, and then moves to refer SB 280 and ACA 8 to the Elections and Judiciary Committee, restating the motion when asked and urging an aye vote.
James Gallagher — Republican Leader Gallagher is asked to move to the front of the center aisle.
Robert Garcia — Listed in the roll call.
Robert Garcia — Robert Garcia was named as part of the escort committee and then instructed to move to the front of the center aisle as part of the same procedural arrangement.
Robert Garcia — Named as part of the escort group.
Mike Gipson — Listed in the roll call.
Mike Gipson — Thanked as 'Assembly Member Brian' and referenced for pushing a formal apology and memorialization.
Mark González — Listed in the roll call.
Mark González — Mark González is addressed by the chair and then recognized to provide a guest introduction in support of ACR 105 and the music industry.
Mark González — Listed in the roll call.
Mark González — Spoke in support of ACR 105 as a co-author.
Heather Hadwick — Listed in the roll call.
Heather Hadwick — Identified as the Assembly Member who will lead the Pledge of Allegiance.
Heather Hadwick — Heather Hadwick was named as part of the escort committee and then participated in escorting Judge Abbey Abinanasi alongside Assembly member Rogers.
John Harabedian — Listed in the roll call.
John Harabedian — Assembly Member John Harabedian presented AB 493 for concurrence, briefly explained the bill, thanked Governor Newsom for his partnership and support, and concluded by requesting an aye vote.