AB 2329: The green team

 
CLCV Supported
Passed Assembly 49-27
Failed Senate 17-16

The Senate axed the formalization of an inter-agency effort to achieve greenhouse gas emissions reductions and combat potentially disastrous climate change impacts to California's water supply, public health, agriculture, coast and ocean, forestry, infrastructure, and other sectors. By doing so, it put at risk the timely and cost-effective implementation of our state's climate change laws. AB 2329 (Chesbro & Ruskin) would have established new authorities and administrative structures to hold adaptation funding in trust and to codify in statute key elements of the California Climate Action Strategy.

Senator Party Vote
Sam Aanestad R
Bad
Bad
Elaine Alquist D
Good
Good
Roy Ashburn R
Bad
Bad
Sam Blakeslee R
Not Voting
Not Voting
Ron Calderon D
Bad
Bad
Gil Cedillo D
Good
Good
Dave Cogdill R
Bad
Bad
Ellen Corbett D
Good
Good
Lou Correa D
Bad
Bad
Jeff Denham R
Bad
Bad
Mark DeSaulnier D
Good
Good
Denise Ducheny D
Good
Good
Bob Dutton R
Bad
Bad
Bill Emmerson R
Bad
Bad
Dean Florez D
Bad
Bad
Loni Hancock D
Good
Good
Tom Harman R
Bad
Bad
Dennis Hollingsworth R
Bad
Bad
Bob Huff R
Bad
Bad
Christine Kehoe D
Good
Good
Mark Leno D
Good
Good
Carol Liu D
Good
Good
Alan Lowenthal D
Good
Good
Gloria Negrete McLeod D
Not Voting
Not Voting
Jenny Oropeza D
Excused
Excused
Alex Padilla D
Not Voting
Not Voting
Fran Pavley D
Good
Good
Curren Price D
Good
Good
Gloria Romero D
Good
Good
George Runner R
Bad
Bad
Joe Simitian D
Good
Good
Darrell Steinberg D
Good
Good
Tony Strickland R
Not Voting
Not Voting
Mimi Walters R
Bad
Bad
Pat Wiggins D
Excused
Excused
Lois Wolk D
Good
Good
Rod Wright D
Bad
Bad
Mark Wyland R
Bad
Bad
Leland Yee D
Good
Good
Assemblymember Party Vote
Anthony Adams R
Bad
Bad
Tom Ammiano D
Good
Good
Joel Anderson R
Bad
Bad
Juan Arambula I
Good
Good
Karen Bass D
Good
Good
Jim Beall D
Good
Good
Bill Berryhill R
Bad
Bad
Tom Berryhill R
Excused
Excused
Sam Blakeslee R
Bad
Bad
Marty Block D
Good
Good
Bob Blumenfield D
Good
Good
Steven Bradford D
Good
Good
Julia Brownley D
Good
Good
Joan Buchanan D
Good
Good
Anna Caballero D
Good
Good
Charles Calderon D
Good
Good
Wilmer Amina Carter D
Good
Good
Wesley Chesbro D
Good
Good
Connie Conway R
Bad
Bad
Paul Cook R
Bad
Bad
Joe Coto D
Good
Good
Mike Davis D
Good
Good
Hector De La Torre D
Good
Good
Kevin de León D
Good
Good
Chuck DeVore R
Bad
Bad
Bill Emmerson R
Bad
Bad
Mike Eng D
Good
Good
Noreen Evans D
Good
Good
Mike Feuer D
Good
Good
Nathan Fletcher R
Good
Good
Paul Fong D
Good
Good
Felipe Fuentes D
Good
Good
Jean Fuller R
Bad
Bad
Warren Furutani D
Good
Good
Ted Gaines R
Bad
Bad
Cathleen Galgiani D
Good
Good
Martin Garrick R
Bad
Bad
Danny Gilmore R
Bad
Bad
Curt Hagman R
Bad
Bad
Isadore Hall D
Good
Good
Diane Harkey R
Bad
Bad
Mary Hayashi D
Good
Good
Edward P. Hernandez D
Good
Good
Jerry Hill D
Good
Good
Alyson Huber D
Bad
Bad
Jared Huffman D
Good
Good
Kevin Jeffries R
Bad
Bad
Dave Jones D
Good
Good
Steve Knight R
Bad
Bad
Ted Lieu D
Excused
Excused
Dan Logue R
Bad
Bad
Bonnie Lowenthal D
Good
Good
Fiona Ma D
Good
Good
Tony Mendoza D
Good
Good
Jeff Miller R
Bad
Bad
Bill Monning D
Good
Good
Pedro Nava D
Good
Good
Brian Nestande R
Bad
Bad
Roger Niello R
Bad
Bad
Jim Nielsen R
Bad
Bad
Chris Norby R
Bad
Bad
John A. Pérez D
Good
Good
V. Manuel Pérez D
Good
Good
Anthony Portantino D
Good
Good
Ira Ruskin D
Good
Good
Mary Salas D
Good
Good
Lori Saldaña D
Good
Good
Jim Silva R
Bad
Bad
Nancy Skinner D
Good
Good
Cameron Smyth R
Bad
Bad
Jose Solorio D
Good
Good
Audra Strickland R
Excused
Excused
Sandré Swanson D
Good
Good
Tom Torlakson D
Good
Good
Norma Torres D
Good
Good
Alberto Torrico D
Good
Good
Van Tran R
Bad
Bad
Mike Villines R
Bad
Bad
Mariko Yamada D
Good
Good

This item did not end up on the Governor's desk; therefore, he could not sign or veto it.

 
 
 

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