Gregg Hart — Senator Grove is again referring to Senator Daly's vote being corrected in the roll call.
Gregg Hart — His name appears in the roll call as voting aye.
Gregg Hart — Senator Grove is identified as the member presenting file item 58.
Gregg Hart — His name appears in the roll call as voting aye.
Gregg Hart — His name appears in the roll call as voting aye.
Shannon Grove — Likely roll-call mention.
Shannon Grove — Senator Shannon Grove is introduced to handle the Governor's appointments, presents confirmation item 52, and is later recorded as voting aye in the roll call on that item.
Shannon Grove — Speaks in support of SCR 115 and praises the colleague from Bieber.
Shannon Grove — Called during the roll call vote.
Shannon Grove — Called during the roll call vote.
Shannon Grove — Called as an absent member.
John Laird — Likely roll-call mention.
John Laird — Named in the roll call and recorded as voting aye.
John Laird — John Laird is recorded multiple times in the roll call as voting aye.
John Laird — Called during the roll call vote.
John Laird — Called during the roll call vote.
John Laird — Referenced as a colleague who mentioned visiting Bilbao on the day he received the UC Santa Cruz Medal.
Mike McGuire — Likely roll-call mention.
Mike McGuire — Named in the roll call and recorded as voting aye.
Mike McGuire — Mike McGuire was called during roll call votes and responded 'aye' each time.
Susan Rubio — Likely roll-call mention.
Susan Rubio — Recognized to speak in strong support of SR 71 and to honor Habitat for Humanity.
Susan Rubio — Named in the roll call and recorded as voting aye.
Susan Rubio — Recorded as voting aye in the roll call.
Susan Rubio — Her name appears in the roll call as voting aye.
Susan Rubio — The senator from Bieber is referenced as the person whose experience makes the day important.
Susan Rubio — The speaker refers to the senator from Bieber in support of her.
Susan Rubio — The senator is described as struggling with words after a stroke, while still being eloquent and capable.
Susan Rubio — The senator's experience is used as an example of why women should be aware of heart health.
Susan Rubio — The speaker offers support and encouragement to the senator.
Susan Rubio — The senator is encouraged and held up as an example for women.
Susan Rubio — The colleague from Bieber is praised for speaking about her story.
Susan Rubio — The speaker references the senator's own words about having a cough for a year.
Susan Rubio — The speaker explains that the senator's aphasia is caused by a stroke and does not reflect her intelligence.
Susan Rubio — The speaker praises the senator's work and says attacks on her are unacceptable.
Susan Rubio — The senator is praised for speaking up, then begins her own remarks in support of SCR 115.
Susan Rubio — Called during the roll call vote.
Susan Rubio — Called as an absent member.
Susan Rubio — Addressed as the senator with the next file item after passage.
Susan Rubio — Presents SR 75 and explains its purpose.
Susan Rubio — Closes on SR 75 and asks for an aye vote.
Susan Rubio — Asked to close and then requests an aye vote.
Susan Rubio — Called during the roll call vote.
Kelly Seyarto — Likely roll-call mention.
Kelly Seyarto — Named in the roll call and recorded as voting aye.
Kelly Seyarto — His name appears in the roll call as voting aye.
Kelly Seyarto — Kelly Seyarto was called during the roll call vote.
Lola Smallwood-Cuevas — Likely roll-call mention.
Lola Smallwood-Cuevas — Lola Smallwood-Cuevas is recorded twice in the roll call as voting aye.
Lola Smallwood-Cuevas — Lola Smallwood-Cuevas was called during the roll call vote and recorded as voting aye.