SB x 2: 33% renewables by 2020

 
CLCV Supported
Passed Senate Floor 26-11 (2/24/2011)
Passed Assembly Floor 55-19 (3/29/2011)
Signed by Governor (4/12/2011)

After a staggering end-of-session setback in 2010, the 33% renewable electricity portfolio measure, SB x 2 (Simitian), was passed early in 2011 in a special session. The bill increases California's current renewables portfolio standard (RPS) to require all retail sellers of electricity and all publicly owned utilities to procure at least 33% of electricity delivered to their retail customers from renewable resources by 2020. Implementation of the RPS is an integral part of weaning our state off foreign oil and meeting our AB 32 goals.

Senator Party Vote
Elaine Alquist D
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Joel Anderson R
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Tom Berryhill R
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Sam Blakeslee R
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Ron Calderon D
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Anthony Cannella R
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Ellen Corbett D
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Lou Correa D
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Kevin de León D
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Mark DeSaulnier D
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Bob Dutton R
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Bill Emmerson R
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Noreen Evans D
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Jean Fuller R
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Ted Gaines R
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Loni Hancock D
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Tom Harman R
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Edward P. Hernandez D
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Bob Huff R
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Christine Kehoe D
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Doug LaMalfa R
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Mark Leno D
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Ted Lieu D
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Carol Liu D
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Alan Lowenthal D
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Gloria Negrete McLeod D
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Alex Padilla D
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Fran Pavley D
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Curren Price D
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Michael Rubio D
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Sharon Runner R
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Joe Simitian D
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Darrell Steinberg D
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Tony Strickland R
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Juan Vargas D
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Mimi Walters R
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Lois Wolk D
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Rod Wright D
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Mark Wyland R
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Leland Yee D
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Assemblymember Party Vote
Katcho Achadjian R
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Luis Alejo D
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Michael Allen D
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Tom Ammiano D
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Toni Atkins D
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Jim Beall D
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Bill Berryhill R
Not Voting
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Marty Block D
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Bob Blumenfield D
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Susan Bonilla D
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Steven Bradford D
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Julia Brownley D
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Joan Buchanan D
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Betsy Butler D
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Charles Calderon D
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Nora Campos D
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Wilmer Amina Carter D
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Gil Cedillo D
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Wesley Chesbro D
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Connie Conway R
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Paul Cook R
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Mike Davis D
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Roger Dickinson D
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Tim Donnelly R
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Mike Eng D
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Mike Feuer D
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Nathan Fletcher R
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Paul Fong D
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Felipe Fuentes D
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Warren Furutani D
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Cathleen Galgiani D
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Martin Garrick R
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Mike Gatto D
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Rich Gordon D
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Jeff Gorell R
Excused
Excused
Shannon Grove R
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Bad
Curt Hagman R
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Linda Halderman R
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Isadore Hall D
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Diane Harkey R
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Mary Hayashi D
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Roger Hernandez D
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Jerry Hill D
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Alyson Huber D
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Ben Hueso D
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Jared Huffman D
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Good
Kevin Jeffries R
Not Voting
Not Voting
Brian Jones R
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Steve Knight R
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Bad
Ricardo Lara D
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Good
Dan Logue R
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Bonnie Lowenthal D
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Good
Fiona Ma D
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Allan Mansoor R
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Tony Mendoza D
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Jeff Miller R
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Holly Mitchell D
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Bill Monning D
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Mike Morrell R
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Brian Nestande R
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Jim Nielsen R
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Chris Norby R
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Kristin Olsen R
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Richard Pan D
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Henry Perea D
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John A. Pérez D
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Good
V. Manuel Pérez D
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Anthony Portantino D
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Good
Jim Silva R
Bad
Bad
Nancy Skinner D
Excused
Excused
Cameron Smyth R
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Good
Jose Solorio D
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Sandré Swanson D
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Norma Torres D
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Good
David Valadao R
Bad
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Donald Wagner R
Bad
Bad
Bob Wieckowski D
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Das Williams D
Good
Good
Mariko Yamada D
Good
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