Bill			Vote
	AB 142	Ongoing Funding for Cleanup of Lead Contamination
		Vote on AB 142 (Senate Floor)
	AB 936	Safeguarding California from Crude Oil Spills
		Vote on AB 936 (Senate Energy, Utilities, and Communications Committee, Motion: measure returned to floor)
		Vote on AB 936 (Senate Floor)
	AB 1057	Protects Californians from paying for Big Oil’s clean up costs
		Vote on AB 1057 (Senate Floor)
	SB 1	Protecting Environmental & Labor Standards from Trump Attacks
		Vote on SB 1 (Senate Floor)
		Vote on SB 1 (Senate Concurrence)
	SB 54	The California Circular Economy and Plastic Pollution Reduction Act
		Vote on SB 54 (Senate Floor)
	SB 127	Complete Streets For Active Living
		Vote on SB 127 (Senate Transportation Committee)
		Vote on SB 127 (Senate Floor)
		Vote on SB 127 (Senate Concurrence)
	SB 200	Safe and Affordable Drinking Water Fund
		Vote on SB 200 (Senate Floor)
		Vote on SB 200 (Senate Concurrence)
	SB 210	Smog Checks for Dirty Diesel Trucks
		Vote on SB 210 (Senate Transportation Committee)
		Vote on SB 210 (Senate Floor)
		Vote on SB 210 (Senate Concurrence)
	SB 307	Stop the Destructive Privatized Cadiz Water Project
		Vote on SB 307 (Senate Floor)	*
	SB 551	Assessing Oil & Gas Cleanup Costs
		Vote on SB 551 (Senate Floor)
		Vote on SB 551 (Senate Concurrence)
	SB 574	Disclosure of Toxic Flavor and Fragrance Ingredients
		Vote on SB 574 (Senate Floor)
	SB 676	Electric Vehicle Grid Integration
		Vote on SB 676 (Senate Energy, Utilities & Communications Committee)
		Vote on SB 676 (Senate Floor)
		Vote on SB 676 (Senate Concurrence)
	SB 25	Weakening of Environmental Safeguards
		Vote on SB 25 (Senate Floor)
	SB 386	Backsliding on California’s Clean Energy Goals
		Vote on SB 386 (Senate Energy, Utilities, & Communications Committee)
	SB 669	False Solution for Safe Drinking Water
		Vote on SB 669 (Senate Governmental Organization Committee)
	SB 772	Expensive and Environmentally Damaging Energy
		Vote on SB 772 (Senate Energy, Utilities & Communications Committee)
		Vote on SB 772 (Senate Floor)

*Senator Dodd was listed as “Abstain” on SB 307 because his “Aye” vote was cast just as the roll closed. The Senator submitted a letter to the Senate Journal clarifying that his “Aye” vote was not on record.