Benjamin Allen — Called during the roll vote on the appointment.
Benjamin Allen — Recorded as aye in the roll call.
Benjamin Allen — Presented the bill and explained that it revises the authorizing statute for the South Bay Regional Housing Trust.
Benjamin Allen — Recorded as aye in the roll call.
Benjamin Allen — Recorded as aye in the roll call.
Benjamin Allen — Senator Umberg is identified as the next file item presenter.
Benjamin Allen — Recorded as voting aye in the roll call.
Marie Alvarado-Gil — Called during the roll.
Marie Alvarado-Gil — Called during the roll vote on the appointment.
Marie Alvarado-Gil — Called in the absent members portion and recorded as no.
Marie Alvarado-Gil — Marie Alvarado-Gil was recorded as voting no on the motion.
Marie Alvarado-Gil — Marie Alvarado-Gil was called during the roll and again during the absent-member roll, reflecting repeated attendance checks for the same member.
Bob Archuleta — Bob Archuleta was called during the roll and later during the roll vote on the appointment, reflecting his participation in the meeting’s procedural roll call and vote process.
Bob Archuleta — Recorded as voting aye on the motion.
Bob Archuleta — Senator Bob Archuleta is recognized to close debate, thanks both sides of the aisle, and emphasizes unity in support of veterans and California. A few minutes later, during the roll call, he is recorded as voting aye.
Bob Archuleta — During the roll call on SB 742, Bob Archuleta is called and recorded as voting aye, though the transcript contains some unclear or misrecognized name references (including 'Ochoa Bogh'). The mentions collectively reflect the same vote sequence and outcome for Archuleta.
Bob Archuleta — Bob Archuleta is recorded voting aye in the roll call and again voting aye in the consent-calendar roll call.
Jesse Arreguín — Called during the roll.
Jesse Arreguín — Recorded as voting aye on the motion.
Jesse Arreguín — Called during the roll and recorded as aye.
Jesse Arreguín — Recorded as voting aye.
Jesse Arreguín — Was referenced as speaking against the bill, though the transcript is unclear and may have meant another member.
Jesse Arreguín — During the roll call on SB 742, Senator Jesse Arreguín is listed and records an aye vote.
Angelique Ashby — Angelique Ashby is repeatedly called during roll calls and recorded as voting aye during the appointment and related votes; one nearby mention appears to be a garbled roll-call reference but is part of the same voting sequence.
Angelique Ashby — Angelique Ashby is recorded during roll call as voting aye on the motion, with the transcript showing minor name transcription inconsistencies ('Menjavar/Manjavar') but clearly referring to the same member.
Angelique Ashby — Angelique Ashby was called during roll-call voting and recorded as voting aye.
Angelique Ashby — During the roll call, Senator Angelique Ashby is repeatedly called and recorded as voting aye, including instances where she is listed among absent members before responding.
Josh Becker — Josh Becker was called during the roll and later during the roll vote on the appointment as part of the same meeting proceedings.
Josh Becker — Mentioned in the vote context as 'Webber Pearson' and 'Wiener' are garbled; no confident mapping beyond the roll-call context.
Josh Becker — Recognized to speak in support of the bill and thank the author.
Josh Becker — Spoke emotionally about a friend who suffered fatal harm with encouragement from a chatbot.
Josh Becker — Recorded as voting aye in the roll call.
Josh Becker — Recorded as voting aye on the motion.
Josh Becker — Called during the roll and recorded as aye.
Josh Becker — Introduced as the senator handling file item 80 and SB 457.
Josh Becker — Presents SB 457 as expanding community land trusts and addressing affordable housing loss.
Josh Becker — Recorded as voting aye.
Catherine Blakespear — Called during the roll.
Catherine Blakespear — Called during the roll vote on the appointment.
Catherine Blakespear — Recorded as voting aye on the motion.
Catherine Blakespear — Catherine Blakespear was called during the roll and recorded as voting aye.
Catherine Blakespear — Senator Blakespear appears in the roll call.
Steve Padilla — Recognized for the next item after SB 222 passes.
Steve Padilla — Praised by Senator Becker for leadership on the issue.
Steve Padilla — The transcript indicates Senator Padilla was recognized to close on the bill.
Steve Padilla — His bill SB 300 appears to have passed by a vote of 38-0.
Steve Padilla — The transcript says 'Senator Arto' is recognized; likely a garbled member name, but not confidently identifiable.
Steve Padilla — Steve Padilla was recorded as voting aye during the roll call.
Steve Padilla — Senator Steve Padilla is mentioned repeatedly during the meeting in connection with roll call and voting, including being recorded as aye, and later is noted as ready to proceed and identified as the author of SB 58.