September 22, 2014: Democratic state senator Rod Wright (35th–Inglewood) resigned to serve a jail sentence after conviction for perjury and voter fraud.[22]
The Secretary, the Sergeant-at-Arms, and the Chaplain are not members of the Legislature.
Membersedit
Note that odd-numbered districts are based on the new maps created in 2011 by the California Citizens Redistricting Commission, while even-numbered districts are based on the old maps created in 2001 by the state legislature. Odd districts can overlap with even districts or leave gaps.[24]
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The 2013 2014 session was a session of the California State Legislature The session first convened on December 3 2012 and adjourned sine die on November 30 2014 2013 2014 session of theCalifornia State Legislature 2011 2012 2015 2016 The Seal of CaliforniaOverviewLegislative bodyCalifornia State LegislatureJurisdictionCaliforniaTermDecember 3 2012 November 30 2014SenateMembers40President of the SenateGavin Newsom D Dec 3 2012 Nov 30 2014President pro temporeDarrell Steinberg D 6th Dec 3 2012 Oct 15 2014 Kevin de Leon D 22nd Oct 15 2014 Nov 30 2014Minority LeaderBob Huff R 29th Dec 3 2012 Nov 30 2014Party controlDemocraticAssemblyMembers80SpeakerJohn Perez D 53rd Dec 3 2012 May 12 2014 Toni Atkins D 78th May 12 2014 Nov 30 2014Minority LeaderConnie Conway R 26th Dec 3 2012 Nov 6 2014 Kristin Olsen R 12th Nov 6 2014 Nov 30 2014Party controlDemocratic Contents 1 Major events 1 1 Vacancies and special elections 1 2 Leadership changes 1 3 Party changes 2 Senate 2 1 Officers 2 2 Members 3 Assembly 3 1 Officers 3 2 Members 4 See also 5 References 6 External linksMajor events editVacancies and special elections edit August 31 2012 Republican state senator Doug LaMalfa 4th Richvale resigned to run for Congress 1 January 2 2013 Democratic state senators Gloria Negrete McLeod 32nd Chino and Juan Vargas 40th San Diego resigned to take their seats in Congress 2 January 10 2013 Former Republican assemblyman Jim Nielsen of Gerber is sworn into office after winning the January 8 special election for the 4th State Senate district to replace LaMalfa 3 February 22 2013 Democratic state senator Michael Rubio 32nd Shafter resigned to become government relations manager for Chevron Corporation 4 March 21 2013 Democratic assemblyman Ben Hueso 80th San Diego is sworn into office after winning the March 12 special election for the 40th State Senate district to replace Vargas 5 6 May 20 2013 Democratic assemblywoman Norma Torres 52nd Pomona is sworn into office after winning the May 14 special election for the 32nd State Senate district to replace Negrete McLeod 7 8 May 28 2013 Democrat Lorena Gonzalez of San Diego is sworn into office after winning the May 21 special election for the 80th State Assembly district to replace Hueso 9 June 30 2013 Democratic state senator Curren Price 26th Los Angeles and Democratic assemblyman Bob Blumenfield 45th Woodland Hills resigned to take up their seats on the Los Angeles City Council 10 11 August 10 2013 Republican Andy Vidak of Hanford is sworn into office after winning the July 23 special election for the 16th State Senate district to replace Rubio 12 September 26 2013 Democratic assemblywoman Holly Mitchell 54th Los Angeles is sworn into office after winning the September 17 special election for the 26th State Senate district to replace Price 13 14 October 11 2013 Democrat Freddie Rodriguez of Pomona is sworn into office after winning the September 24 special election for the 52nd State Assembly district to replace Torres 15 December 1 2013 Republican state senator Bill Emmerson 23rd Hemet resigned for personal reasons 16 December 5 2013 Democrat Sebastian Ridley Thomas of Los Angeles is sworn into office after winning the December 3 special election for the 54th State Assembly district to replace Mitchell 17 January 6 2014 Democrat Matt Dababneh of Encino is sworn into office after winning the November 19 special election for the 45th State Assembly district to replace Blumenfield 18 March 28 2014 Democratic state senators Ron Calderon 30th Montebello Rod Wright 35th Inglewood and Leland Yee 8th San Francisco are suspended from service 19 April 3 2014 Republican assemblyman Mike Morrell 40th Rancho Cucamonga is sworn into office after winning the March 25 special election for the 23rd State Senate district to replace Emmerson 20 21 September 22 2014 Democratic state senator Rod Wright 35th Inglewood resigned to serve a jail sentence after conviction for perjury and voter fraud 22 Leadership changes edit May 12 2014 Democratic assemblywoman Toni Atkins 78th San Diego replaces assemblyman John Perez 53rd Los Angeles as Speaker of the Assembly as Perez is termed out at the end of the session 23 October 15 2014 Democratic state senator Kevin de Leon 22nd Los Angeles replaces state senator Darrell Steinberg 6th Sacramento as President pro tempore of the State Senate as Steinberg is termed out at the end of the session Party changes editSenate edit nbsp Composition of the California State Senate Democratic Party Republican Party Suspended 25 1 2 12 Democratic Vacant Suspended Republican Affiliation Party Shading indicates majority caucus Total Democratic Republican Vacant Suspended End of previous legislature 25 14 39 1 0 Begin 29 10 39 1 0 January 2 2013 27 37 3 January 10 2013 11 38 2 February 22 2013 26 37 3 March 21 2013 27 38 2 May 20 2013 28 39 1 July 1 2013 27 38 2 August 10 2013 12 39 1 September 26 2013 28 40 0 December 1 2013 11 39 1 March 28 2014 25 36 3 April 4 2014 12 37 0 September 22 2014 1 2 Latest voting share 67 6 32 4 Officers edit Position Name Party District Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom Democratic President pro tempore Kevin de Leon Democratic 22nd Los Angeles Majority leader Ellen Corbett Democratic 10th Hayward Majority caucus chair Jerry Hill Democratic 13th San Mateo Minority leader Bob Huff Republican 29th Diamond Bar Minority caucus chair Ted Gaines Republican 1st Rocklin Secretary Greg Schmidt Sergeant at Arms Tony Beard Jr Chaplain Rabbi Mona Alfi The Secretary the Sergeant at Arms and the Chaplain are not members of the Legislature Members edit Note that odd numbered districts are based on the new maps created in 2011 by the California Citizens Redistricting Commission while even numbered districts are based on the old maps created in 2001 by the state legislature Odd districts can overlap with even districts or leave gaps 24 District Name Party Residence Term limited Notes 1 Ted Gaines Republican Rocklin 2 Noreen Evans Democratic Santa Rosa 3 Lois Wolk Democratic Davis 4 Vacant from September 1 2012 to January 10 2013 Jim Nielsen Republican Gerber Sworn into office on January 10 2013 3 5 Cathleen Galgiani Democratic Stockton 6 Darrell Steinberg Democratic Sacramento Yes President pro tempore from December 2 2012 to October 15 2014 7 Mark DeSaulnier Democratic Concord 8 Leland Yee Democratic San Francisco Yes Suspended on March 28 2014 19 9 Loni Hancock Democratic Berkeley 10 Ellen Corbett Democratic Hayward Yes 11 Mark Leno Democratic San Francisco 12 Anthony Cannella Republican Ceres 13 Jerry Hill Democratic San Mateo 14 Tom Berryhill Republican Twain Harte 15 Jim Beall Democratic San Jose 16 Michael Rubio Democratic Shafter Resigned on February 22 2013 4 Vacant from February 22 to August 10 Andy Vidak Republican Hanford Sworn into office on August 10 2013 12 17 Bill Monning Democratic Carmel 18 Jean Fuller Republican Bakersfield 19 Hannah Beth Jackson Democratic Santa Barbara 20 Alex Padilla Democratic Pacoima Yes 21 Steve Knight Republican Palmdale 22 Kevin de Leon Democratic Los Angeles President pro tempore since October 15 2014 23 Bill Emmerson Republican Hemet Resigned on December 1 2013 16 Vacant from December 1 2013 to April 4 2014 Mike Morrell Republican Rancho Cucamonga Sworn into office on April 4 24 Edward Hernandez Democratic West Covina 25 Carol Liu Democratic La Canada Flintridge 26 Curren Price Democratic Los Angeles Resigned on July 1 2013 10 Vacant from July 1 to September 26 Holly Mitchell Democratic Los Angeles Sworn into office on September 26 2013 14 27 Fran Pavley Democratic Agoura Hills 28 Ted Lieu Democratic Torrance 29 Bob Huff Republican Diamond Bar Minority leader 30 Ronald Calderon Democratic Montebello Yes Suspended on March 28 2014 19 31 Richard Roth Democratic Riverside 32 Gloria Negrete McLeod Democratic Chino Yes Resigned on January 2 2013 2 Vacant from January 2 to May 20 Norma Torres Democratic Pomona Sworn into office on May 20 2013 8 33 Ricardo Lara Democratic Bell Gardens 34 Lou Correa Democratic Santa Ana Yes 35 Rod Wright Democratic Inglewood Suspended on March 28 2014 19 Resigned on September 22 2014 22 Vacant since September 22 36 Joel Anderson Republican Alpine 37 Mimi Walters Republican Irvine 38 Mark Wyland Republican Escondido Yes 39 Marty Block Democratic San Diego 40 Juan Vargas Democratic San Diego Resigned on January 2 2013 2 Vacant from January 2 to March 21 Ben Hueso Democratic San Diego Sworn into office on March 21 2013 6 Assembly edit nbsp Composition of the California State Assembly Democratic Party Republican Party Vacant 55 1 24 Democratic V Republican Affiliation Party Shading indicates majority caucus Total Democratic Independent Republican Vacant End of previous legislature 52 1 27 80 0 Begin 55 0 25 80 0 March 21 2013 54 79 1 May 16 2013 53 78 2 May 28 2013 54 79 1 July 1 2013 53 78 2 September 26 2013 52 77 3 October 11 2013 53 78 2 December 5 2013 54 79 1 January 6 2014 55 80 0 April 4 2014 24 79 1 Latest voting share 69 6 0 30 4 Officers edit Position Name Party District Speaker Toni Atkins Democratic 78th San Diego Speaker pro tempore Nora Campos Democratic 27th San Jose Assistant speaker pro tempore Kevin Mullin Democratic 22nd South San Francisco Majority floor leader V Manuel Perez Democratic 56th Coachella Assistant majority floor leader Chris Holden Democratic 41st Pasadena Majority whip Jimmy Gomez Democratic 51st Echo Park Assistant majority whips Matt Dababneh Democratic 45th Encino Cristina Garcia Democratic 58th Bell Gardens Majority caucus chair Phil Ting Democratic 19th San Francisco Minority leader Connie Conway Republican 26th Tulare Assistant minority floor leader Curt Hagman Republican 55th Chino Hills Minority caucus chair Brian Jones Republican 71st Santee Deputy minority floor leader Don Wagner Republican 68th Irvine Chief minority whip Dan Logue Republican 3rd Marysville Republican whips Brian Maienschein Republican 77th San Diego Marie Waldron Republican 75th Escondido Chief Clerk E Dotson Wilson Sergeant at Arms Ronald Pane Chaplain Father Constantine Papademos The Chief Clerk the Sergeant at Arms and the Chaplain are not members of the Legislature Members edit District Image Name Party Residence Term limited Notes 1 nbsp Brian Dahle Republican Bieber 2 nbsp Wesley Chesbro Democratic Arcata Yes 3 nbsp Dan Logue Republican Marysville Yes 4 nbsp Mariko Yamada Democratic Davis Yes 5 nbsp Frank Bigelow Republican O Neals 6 nbsp Beth Gaines Republican Rocklin 7 nbsp Roger Dickinson Democratic Sacramento 8 nbsp Ken Cooley Democratic Rancho Cordova 9 nbsp Richard Pan Democratic Sacramento 10 nbsp Marc Levine Democratic San Rafael 11 nbsp Jim Frazier Democratic Oakley 12 nbsp Kristin Olsen Republican Modesto 13 nbsp Susan Eggman Democratic Stockton 14 nbsp Susan Bonilla Democratic Concord 15 nbsp Nancy Skinner Democratic Berkeley Yes 16 nbsp Joan Buchanan Democratic Alamo Yes 17 nbsp Tom Ammiano Democratic San Francisco Yes 18 nbsp Rob Bonta Democratic Alameda 19 nbsp Phil Ting Democratic San Francisco 20 nbsp Bill Quirk Democratic Hayward 21 nbsp Adam Gray Democratic Merced 22 nbsp Kevin Mullin Democratic South San Francisco 23 nbsp Jim Patterson Republican Fresno 24 nbsp Rich Gordon Democratic Menlo Park 25 nbsp Bob Wieckowski Democratic Fremont 26 nbsp Connie Conway Republican Tulare Yes Minority leader 27 nbsp Nora Campos Democratic San Jose 28 nbsp Paul Fong Democratic Cupertino Yes 29 nbsp Mark Stone Democratic Scotts Valley 30 nbsp Luis Alejo Democratic Watsonville 31 nbsp Henry Perea Democratic Fresno 32 nbsp Rudy Salas Democratic Bakersfield 33 nbsp Tim Donnelly Republican Twin Peaks 34 nbsp Shannon Grove Republican Bakersfield 35 nbsp Katcho Achadjian Republican San Luis Obispo 36 nbsp Steve Fox Democratic Palmdale 37 nbsp Das Williams Democratic Santa Barbara 38 nbsp Scott Wilk Republican Santa Clarita 39 nbsp Raul Bocanegra Democratic Pacoima 40 nbsp Mike Morrell Republican Rancho Cucamonga Resigned on April 4 2014 Vacant since April 4 41 nbsp Chris Holden Democratic Pasadena 42 nbsp Brian Nestande Republican Palm Desert Yes 43 nbsp Mike Gatto Democratic Los Angeles 44 nbsp Jeff Gorell Republican Camarillo 45 nbsp Bob Blumenfield Democratic Woodland Hills Yes Resigned on July 1 2013 11 Vacant from July 1 2013 to January 6 2014 nbsp Matt Dababneh Democratic Encino Sworn into office on January 6 2014 18 46 nbsp Adrin Nazarian Democratic Sherman Oaks 47 nbsp Cheryl Brown Democratic Rialto 48 nbsp Roger Hernandez Democratic West Covina 49 nbsp Ed Chau Democratic Monterey Park 50 nbsp Richard Bloom Democratic Santa Monica 51 nbsp Jimmy Gomez Democratic Echo Park 52 nbsp Norma Torres Democratic Pomona Yes Resigned on May 16 2013 7 Vacant from May 16 to October 11 nbsp Freddie Rodriguez Democratic Pomona Sworn into office on October 11 2013 15 53 nbsp John Perez Democratic Los Angeles Yes Speaker from December 3 2012 to May 12 2014 23 54 nbsp Holly Mitchell Democratic Los Angeles Resigned on September 26 2013 13 Vacant from September 26 to December 5 nbsp Sebastian Ridley Thomas Democratic Los Angeles Sworn into office on December 5 2013 17 55 nbsp Curt Hagman Republican Chino Hills Yes 56 nbsp V Manuel Perez Democratic Coachella Yes 57 nbsp Ian Calderon Democratic Whittier 58 nbsp Cristina Garcia Democratic Bell Gardens 59 nbsp Reggie Jones Sawyer Democratic Los Angeles 60 nbsp Eric Linder Republican Corona 61 nbsp Jose Medina Democratic Riverside 62 nbsp Steven Bradford Democratic Gardena Yes 63 nbsp Anthony Rendon Democratic Lakewood 64 nbsp Isadore Hall III Democratic Compton Yes 65 nbsp Sharon Quirk Silva Democratic Fullerton 66 nbsp Al Muratsuchi Democratic Torrance 67 nbsp Melissa Melendez Republican Lake Elsinore 68 nbsp Don Wagner Republican Irvine 69 nbsp Tom Daly Democratic Anaheim 70 nbsp Bonnie Lowenthal Democratic Long Beach Yes 71 nbsp Brian Jones Republican Santee 72 nbsp Travis Allen Republican Huntington Beach 73 nbsp Diane Harkey Republican Dana Point Yes 74 nbsp Allan Mansoor Republican Costa Mesa 75 nbsp Marie Waldron Republican Escondido 76 nbsp Rocky Chavez Republican Oceanside 77 nbsp Brian Maienschein Republican San Diego 78 nbsp Toni Atkins Democratic San Diego Speaker since May 12 2014 23 79 nbsp Shirley Weber Democratic San Diego 80 nbsp Ben Hueso Democratic San Diego Resigned on March 21 2013 5 Vacant from March 21 to May 28 nbsp Lorena Gonzalez Democratic San Diego Sworn into office on May 28 2013 9 See also editList of California state legislaturesReferences edit Friday August 31 2012 PDF Senate Daily Journal Sacramento California Secretary of the California State Senate pp 5132 5133 Retrieved August 12 2013 a b c Monday January 7 2013 PDF Senate Daily Journal Sacramento California Secretary of the California State Senate p 39 Retrieved August 12 2013 a b Thursday January 10 2013 PDF Senate Daily Journal Sacramento California Secretary of the California State Senate p 48 Retrieved August 12 2013 a b Monday February 25 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Daily Journal Sacramento California Secretary of the California State Senate p 2496 Retrieved December 28 2013 a b Thursday December 5 2013 PDF Assembly Daily Journal Sacramento California Chief Clerk of the California State Assembly p 3452 Retrieved December 12 2013 permanent dead link a b Monday January 6 2014 PDF Assembly Daily Journal Sacramento California Chief Clerk of the California State Assembly p 3474 Archived from the original PDF on 2014 02 01 Retrieved January 19 2014 a b c d Friday March 28 2014 PDF Senate Daily Journal Sacramento California Secretary of the California State Senate p 2996 Retrieved May 12 2014 Thursday April 3 2014 PDF Assembly Daily Journal Sacramento California Chief Clerk of the California State Assembly p 4324 Archived from the original PDF on 2014 05 13 Retrieved May 12 2014 Thursday April 3 2014 PDF Senate Daily Journal Sacramento California Secretary of the California State Senate p 3042 Retrieved May 12 2014 a b Wednesday September 17 2014 PDF 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