2011 Scorecard: Snapshot of the Numbers

Scorecard	2011	2010
Average of all Assemblymembers	67%	64%
Average Assembly Democrat Score	92%	94%
Average Assembly Republican Score	19%	7%
Perfect 100s (Allen, Ammiano, Butler, Cedillo, Davis, Feuer, Fong, Gordon, Hayashi, B. Lowenthal, Monning, Skinner, Swanson, Yamada)	14	30
Average of all Senators	61%	59%
Average Senate Democrat Score	86%	91%
Average Senate Republican Score	18%	6%
Perfect 100s (Corbett, DeSaulnier, Evans, Kehoe, Liu, Steinberg)	6	12
Governor	83% (Brown)	56% (Schwarzenegger)

Average Assembly Scores
	1985	1990	1995	2000	2005	2010	2011
Assembly Democrats	78	94	85	98	86	94	92
Assembly Republicans	23	24	21	16	4	7	19

Average Senate Scores
	1985	1990	1995	2000	2005	2010	2011
Senate Democrats	72	84	76	98	91	91	86
Senate Republicans	47	34	14	11	5	6	18

Governors' Lifetime Scores since 1975
			1983-90	1991-98	1999-2003	2004-10	1975-82, 2011
Score			46	33	82	53	86
Governor			Deukmejian	Wilson	Davis	Schwarzenegger	Brown

President Obama: 51% favorable (52% in 2010)

Congress: 27% favorable (26% in 2010)

Governor Brown: 41% favorable (Governor Schwarzenegger: 28% in 2010)

State Legislature: 26% favorable (16% in 2010)

84% want automakers to improve fuel efficiency significantly.

80% favor an increase in federal funding for the development of renewable energy sources.

79% support regulation of greenhouse gas emissions from sources like power plants, cars, and factories.

75% say global warming is a very or somewhat serious threat to California’s future economy and quality of life.

65% oppose building more nuclear power plants.

61% believe the effects of global warming have already begun (compared to 49% of Americans nationwide).

49% oppose an increase in offshore oil drilling in the state.

¹ September 2011 poll “Californians and their Government,” Public Policy Institute of California

² July 2011 poll “Californians and the Environment,” Public Policy Institute of California

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