Jacqui Irwin — Called on the roll call as 'Erwin'; presence/status unclear from transcript.
Jacqui Irwin — Irwin is recorded as voting aye on the urgency clause request.
Michelle Rodriguez — Michelle Rodriguez is mentioned twice during the meeting’s roll call/vote sequence, first when her name is called on the roll call and again during the vote roll call; the transcript does not clarify her presence or status.
Kate Sanchez — Kate Sanchez is called during roll call, is present, and is later recorded as voting no on the urgency clause request.
Rick Zbur — Rick Zbur is called during the roll call/vote sequence, with his name appearing twice in the transcript as part of the same attendance or voting check.
SB280 — SB 280 is discussed as part of a procedural urgency-clause motion. Members debate whether the amendments to the bill are germane and whether the motion is limited to adding an urgency clause. The urgency-clause request is then brought to a roll call vote and passes. Afterward, a new motion is made to refer Item 7, including SB 280 and related ACA language, to the Judiciary and Elections Committees for further review.
Joaquin Arambula — A senator is referenced as 'Senator Cervantes'; this appears to be a transcription error, likely referring to Senator Cervantes, not one of the listed members.
Diane Dixon — The transcript appears to garble 'Krell' and 'Patel'; no clear member match is certain, so these are left as spoken in the text.
Blanca Pacheco — Blanca Pacheco is first called and marked present during roll call, then later called again during the vote roll call and records an aye vote on the urgency clause request for SB 280.
Tom Lackey — Called on the roll and present.
Tom Lackey — Present on the roll call.
Tom Lackey — Called during the vote roll call and recorded as aye.
Tom Lackey — Lackey votes no on the urgency clause request for SB 280.
Tom Lackey — Lackey is recorded as voting no on the urgency clause request.
Tom Lackey — Mr. Vice Chair is addressed in the objection that the referral motion is out of order.
Mark González — Mark González is first called during roll call and marked present, then later appears in the roll vote sequence where he is recorded as voting aye on the urgency clause request.