State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson

 
Lifetime Score: 
96%
Current Year Score: 
N/A
Party:  
Democrat
Position:  
Years in Office:  
Assembly (AD 11): 1996-2000; Senate (SD 7): 2000-2008; Assembly (AD 11) 2008-2010; State Superintendent of Public Instruction: 2010-present

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State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson's Voting Record

Bill # Description Issue(s) Vote Result Year
SB 455 Strengthening enforcement for pesticide violations Toxics & Chemicals
Good
Good
Fail
Vetoed by the Governor
2005
SB 484 Disclosing cancer-causing chemicals in cosmetics Toxics & Chemicals
Good
Good
Pass
Signed by the Governor
2005
SB 600 Biomonitoring for hazardous chemicals in humans Toxics & Chemicals
Good
Good
Fail
Vetoed by the Governor
2005
SB 646 Reducing agricultural water pollution Water Quality & Supply
Good
Good
Fail
Died on Assembly floor
2005
SB 658 Reducing coastal water pollution from vehicles
Good
Good
Fail
Vetoed by the Governor
2005
SB 757 Promoting alternative fuels and reducing petroleum dependence
Good
Good
2-year
Held in Assembly Transportation Committee; 2-year bill
2005
SB 760 Reducing air pollution at ports Air Quality
Good
Good
Fail
Held in Assembly Appropriations Committee
2005
SB 820 Tracking groundwater use Water Quality & Supply
Good
Good
Fail
Vetoed by the Governor
2005
SB 999 Reforming the San Joaquin Valley’s air district
Good
Good
2-year
Held in Assembly Inactive File; 2-year bill
2005
 
 
 

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