California State Legislature, 2009–2010 session

The 2009–2010 session was a meeting of the California State Legislature.

2009–2010 session of the
California State Legislature
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Overview
Legislative bodyCalifornia State Legislature
JurisdictionCalifornia
TermDecember 1, 2008 – November 30, 2010
Senate
Members40
President of the Senate
President pro temporeDarrell Steinberg (D6th)
Minority Leader
Party controlDemocratic
Assembly
Members80
Speaker
Minority Leader
Party controlDemocratic

Dates of sessions

Convene: December 1, 2008
Adjourn: November 30, 2010

Major events

Vacancies and special elections

Leadership changes

Party changes

  • June 22, 2009: Assemblyman Juan Arambula (D-31) leaves the Democratic Party to become an independent[2]

Members

Senate

Composition of the California State Senate
  Democratic Party
  Republican Party
  Vacancy
Affiliation Party
(Shading indicates majority caucus)
Total
Democratic Republican Vacant
End of previous legislature 25 15 40 0
Begin 24 15 39 1
June 8, 2009 25 40 0
November 30, 2009 14 39 1
April 27, 2010 13 38 2
June 9, 2010 14 39 1
July 13, 2010 13 38 2
August 23, 2010 14 39 1
October 20, 2010 24 38 2
Latest voting share 63.2% 36.8%

Officers

Note: The Secretary and the Sergeant at Arms are not Members of the Legislature

Full list of members, 2009–2010

DistrictNamePartyResidenceTerm-
Limited?
1Dave CoxRepFair Oaks
Vacant
2Pat WigginsDemSanta Rosa
3Mark LenoDemSan Francisco
4Sam AanestadRepGrass Valley
Yes
5Lois WolkDemDavis
6Darrell SteinbergDemSacramento
7Mark DeSaulnierDemConcord
8Leland YeeDemSan Francisco
9Loni HancockDemBerkeley
10Ellen M. CorbettDemSan Leandro
11Joe SimitianDemPalo Alto
12Jeff DenhamRepMerced
Yes
13Elaine AlquistDemSan Jose
14Dave CogdillRepModesto
15Abel MaldonadoRepSanta Maria
Sam BlakesleeRepSan Luis Obispo
16Dean FlorezDemShafter
Yes
17George RunnerRepLancaster
18Roy AshburnRepBakersfield
Yes
19Tony StricklandRepMoorpark
20Alex PadillaDemLos Angeles
21Carol LiuDemLa Cañada Flintridge
22Gil CedilloDemLos Angeles
Yes
23Fran PavleyDemAgoura Hills
24Gloria RomeroDemEast Los Angeles
Yes
25Rod WrightDemInglewood
26Curren D. Price, Jr.DemInglewood
27Alan LowenthalDemLong Beach
28Jenny OropezaDemLong Beach
Vacant
29Bob HuffRepDiamond Bar
30Ronald S. CalderonDemMontebello
31Robert DuttonRepRancho Cucamonga
32Gloria Negrete McLeodDemChino
33Mimi WaltersRepLaguna Niguel
34Lou CorreaDemSanta Ana
35Tom HarmanRepHuntington Beach
36Dennis HollingsworthRepMurrieta
Yes
37John J. BenoitRepBermuda Dunes
Bill EmmersonRepHemet
38Mark WylandRepCarlsbad
39Christine KehoeDemSan Diego
40Denise Moreno DuchenyDemSan Diego
Yes

Assembly

Composition of the California State Assembly
  Democratic Party
  Republican Party
  Independent
  Vacancy
California State Assembly
Affiliation Party
(Shading indicates majority caucus)
Total
Democratic Independent Republican Vacant
End of previous legislature 48 0 32 80 0
Begin 51 0 29 80 0
May 19, 2009 50 79 1
June 23, 2009 49 1
September 9, 2009 28 78 2
September 10, 2009 50 79 1
January 5, 2010 49 78 2
January 29, 2010 29 79 1
June 9, 2010 28 78 2
June 10, 2010 50 79 1
August 23, 2010 27 78 2
Latest voting share 64.1% 1.3% 34.6%

Officers

Note: The Chief Clerk and the Sergeant at Arms are not Members of the Legislature

Full List of Members, 2009–2010

DistrictNamePartyResidenceTerm-
Limited?
1Wesley ChesbroDemArcata
2Jim NielsenRepGerber
3Daniel LogueRepLinda
4Ted GainesRepRoseville
5Roger NielloRepFair Oaks
Yes
6Jared HuffmanDemSan Rafael
7Noreen EvansDemSanta Rosa
Yes
8Mariko YamadaDemDavis
9Dave JonesDemSacramento
Yes
10Alyson HuberDemEl Dorado Hills
11Tom TorlaksonDemAntioch
Yes
12Fiona MaDemSan Francisco
13Tom AmmianoDemSan Francisco
14Nancy SkinnerDemBerkeley
15Joan BuchananDemAlamo
16Sandré SwansonDemAlameda
17Cathleen GalgianiDemLivingston
18Mary HayashiDemHayward
19Jerry HillDemSan Mateo
20Alberto TorricoDemNewark
Yes
21Ira RuskinDemRedwood City
Yes
22Paul FongDemCupertino
23Joe CotoDemSan Jose
Yes
24Jim Beall Jr.DemSan Jose
25Tom BerryhillRepModesto
26Bill BerryhillRepCeres
27Bill MonningDemCarmel
28Anna M. CaballeroDemSalinas
29Michael VillinesRepClovis
Yes
30Danny GilmoreRepHanford
31Juan ArambulaDemFresno
Yes
Ind
32Jean FullerRepBakersfield
33Sam BlakesleeRepSan Luis Obispo
Yes
Vacant
34Connie ConwayRepTulare
35Pedro NavaDemSanta Barbara
Yes
36Steve KnightRepPalmdale
37Audra StricklandRepMoorpark
Yes
38Cameron SmythRepSanta Clarita
39Felipe FuentesDemSylmar
40Bob BlumenfieldDemWoodland Hills
41Julia BrownleyDemSanta Monica
42Mike FeuerDemLos Angeles
43Paul KrekorianDemBurbank
Mike GattoDemLos Angeles
44Anthony J. PortantinoDemLa Cañada Flintridge
45Kevin de LeónDemLos Angeles
46John PérezDemLos Angeles
47Karen BassDemLos Angeles
Yes
48Mike DavisDemLos Angeles
49Mike EngDemMonterey Park
50Hector De La TorreDemSouth Gate
Yes
51Curren D. Price, Jr.DemInglewood
Steven BradfordDemGardena
52Isadore Hall, IIIDemCompton
53Ted LieuDemTorrance
Yes
54Bonnie LowenthalDemLong Beach
55Warren FurutaniDemLong Beach
56Tony MendozaDemArtesia
57Edward P. HernandezDemWest Covina
58Charles M. CalderonDemMontebello
59Anthony AdamsRepHesperia
60Curt HagmanRepChino Hills
61Norma TorresDemPomona
62Wilmer CarterDemRialto
63Bill EmmersonRepRedlands
Yes
Vacant
64Brian NestandeRepPalm Desert
65Paul CookRepYucca Valley
66Kevin JeffriesRepLake Elsinore
67Jim SilvaRepHuntington Beach
68Van TranRepCosta Mesa
Yes
69Jose SolorioDemSanta Ana
70Chuck DeVoreRepIrvine
Yes
71Jeff MillerRepCorona
72Michael D. DuvallRepYorba Linda
Chris NorbyRepFullerton
73Diane HarkeyRepDana Point
74Martin GarrickRepCarlsbad
75Nathan FletcherRepSan Diego
76Lori SaldañaDemSan Diego
Yes
77Joel AndersonRepEl Cajon
78Marty BlockDemSan Diego
79Mary SalasDemChula Vista
80Manuel PerezDemCoachella

See also

References

  1. Stanglin, Doug (2009-09-09). "Calif. lawmaker resigns over taped sex comments". USA Today.
  2. Sanders, Jim (2008-06-23). "California assemblyman Juan Arambula re-registers as an independent". The Sacramento Bee. Archived from the original on 2009-12-18. Retrieved 2009-06-24.
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