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The California State Assembly is the lower house of the California State Legislature. There are 80 members of the State Assembly. The state legislature meets in the state capital, Sacramento.

Assembly Members serve two year terms and face election in years evenly divisible by two. Members of the Assembly are limited to three terms. Their term of office begins on December 4th.

Each Assembly Member represents approximately 420,000 Californians.

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State Assembly Members, 2005-2006 Session

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*Democrats: 48
*Republicans: 32


Analysis of Bills

Officers

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

District Name Party
1st Patty Berg Dem
2nd Doug La Malfa Rep
3rd Rick Keene Rep
4th Tim Leslie Rep
5th Roger Niello Rep
6th Joe Nation Dem
7th Noreen Evans Dem
8th Lois Wolk Dem
9th Dave Jones Dem
10th Alan Nakanishi Rep
11th Joseph Canciamilla Dem
12th Leland Yee Dem
13th Mark Leno Dem
14th Loni Hancock Dem
15th Guy S. Houston Rep
16th Wilma Chan Dem
17th Barbara S. Matthews Dem
18th Johan Klehs Dem
19th Gene Mullin Dem
20th Alberto Torrico Dem
21st Ira Ruskin Dem
22nd Sally J. Lieber Dem
23rd Joe Coto Dem
24th Rebecca Cohn Dem
25th Dave Cogdill Rep
26th Greg Aghazarian Rep
27th John Laird (politician) Dem
28th Simon Salinas Dem
29th Michael N. Villines Rep
30th Nicole Parra Dem
31st Juan Arambula Dem
32nd Kevin McCarthy Rep
33rd Sam Blakeslee Rep
34th Bill Maze Rep
35th Pedro Nava Dem
36th Sharon Runner Rep
37th Audra Strickland Rep
38th Keith Richman Rep
39th Cindy Montañez Dem
40th Lloyd E. Levine Dem
41st Fran Pavley Dem
42nd Paul Koretz Dem
43rd Dario Frommer Dem
44th Carol Liu Dem
45th Jackie Goldberg Dem
46th Fabian Nuñez Dem
47th Karen Bass Dem
48th Mark Ridley-Thomas Dem
49th Judy Chu Dem
50th Hector De La Torre Dem
51st Jerome Horton Dem
52nd Mervyn M. Dymally Dem
53rd Mike Gordon*
Ted Lieu*
Dem
54th Betty Karnette Dem
55th Jenny Oropeza Dem
56th Rudy Bermúdez Dem
57th Ed Chavez Dem
58th Ronald S. Calderon Dem
59th Dennis Mountjoy Rep
60th Bob Huff Rep
61st Gloria Negrete McLeod Dem
62nd Joe Baca, Jr. Dem
63rd Bill Emmerson Rep
64th John J. Benoit Rep
65th Russ Bogh Rep
66th Ray Haynes Rep
67th Tom Harman Rep
68th Van Tran Rep
69th Tom Umberg Dem
70th Chuck DeVore Rep
71st Todd Spitzer Rep
72nd Lynn Daucher Rep
73rd Mimi Walters Rep
74th Mark Wyland Rep
75th George A. Plescia Rep
76th Lori Saldaña Dem
77th Jay La Suer Rep
78th Shirley Horton Rep
79th Juan Vargas Dem
80th Bonnie Garcia Rep

*Ted Lieu won the September 13, 2005 special election (and was sworn in on September 21, 2005) for the 53rd Assembly District seat to replace Mike Gordon, who died on June 25, 2005, due to a brain tumor.

State Assembly Members, 2003-2004 Session

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*Democrats: 48
*Republicans: 32

Officers


Analysis of Bills

The party affiliation and district numbers of Assembly members are listed after their names in this list.

State Assembly Members, 2001-2002 Session

Democrats: 50
Republicans: 30

District Name Party
1 Virginia Strom-Martin Dem
2 Richard L. Dickerson Rep
3 Samuel M. Aanestad Rep
4 Tim Leslie Rep
5 Dave Cox Rep
6 Joseph Nation Dem
7 Patricia Wiggins Dem
8 Helen Thomson Dem
9 Darrell Steinberg Dem
10 Anthony Pescetti Rep
11 Joseph Canciamilla Dem
12 Kevin Shelley Dem
13 Carole Migden Dem
14 Dion Aroner Dem
15 Lynne C. Leach Rep
16 Wilma Chan Dem
17 Barbara S. Matthews Dem
18 Ellen M. Corbett Dem
19 Louis J. Papan Dem
20 John A. Dutra Dem
21 S. Joseph Simitian Dem
22 Elaine Alquist Dem
23 Manny Diaz Dem
24 Rebecca Cohn Dem
25 Dave Cogdill Rep
26 Dennis Cardoza Dem
27 Fred Keeley Dem
28 Simon Salinas Dem
29 Mike Briggs Rep
30 Dean Florez Dem
31 Sarah L. Reyes Dem
32 Roy Ashburn Rep
33 Abel Maldonado Rep
34 Phil Wyman Rep
35 Hannah-Beth Jackson Dem
36 George Runner Rep
37 Tony Strickland Rep
38 Keith Richman Rep
39 Tony Cardenas Dem
40 Robert M. Hertzberg Dem
41 Fran Pavley Dem
42 Paul Koretz Dem
43 Dario Frommer Dem
44 Carol Liu Dem
45 Jackie Goldberg Dem
46 Gil Cedillo Dem
47 Herb Wesson Dem
48 Roderick Wright Dem
49 Judy Chu Dem
50 Marco Antonio Firebaugh Dem
51 Jerome Horton Dem
52 Carl Washington Dem
53 George Nakano Dem
54 Alan Lowenthal Dem
55 Jenny Oropeza Dem
56 Sally Havice Dem
57 Edward Chavez Dem
58 Thomas M. Calderon Dem
59 Dennis Mountjoy Rep
60 Robert Pacheco Rep
61 Gloria Negrete McLeod Dem
62 John Longville Dem
63 Bill Leonard Rep
64 Rod Pacheco Rep
65 Russ Bogh Rep
66 Dennis Hollingsworth Rep
67 Tom Harman Rep
68 Ken Maddox Rep
69 Lou Correa Dem
70 John Campbell Rep
71 Bill Campbell Rep
72 Lynn Daucher Rep
73 Patricia C. Bates Rep
74 Mark Wyland Rep
75 Charlene Zettel Rep
76 Christine Kehoe Dem
77 Jay La Suer Rep
78 Howard Wayne Dem
79 Juan Vargas Dem
80 Dave Kelley Rep

Analysis of Bills

State Assembly Members, 1999-2000 Session

Democrats: 50
Republicans: 29

Analysis of Bills

State Assembly Members, 1997-1998 Session

Democrats: 42
Republicans: 37

Analysis of Bills

The party affiliation and district numbers of Assembly members are listed after their names in this list.

District Name Party
1st Virginia Strom-Martin Dem
2nd Tom Woods Rep
3rd Bernie Richter Rep
4th Thomas "Rico" Oller Rep
5th Barbara Alby Rep
6th Kerry Mazzoni Dem
7th Valerie Brown Dem
8th Helen Thomson Dem
9th Deborah Ortiz Dem
10th Larry Bowler Rep
11th Tom Torlakson Dem
12th Kevin Shelley Dem
13th Carole Migden Dem
14th Dion Aroner Dem
15th Lynne C. Leach Rep
16th Don Perata Dem
17th Michael Machado Dem
18th Michael Sweeney Dem
19th Louis J. Papan Dem
20th Liz Figueroa Dem
21st Ted Lempert Dem
22nd Elaine Alquist Dem
23rd Mike Honda Dem
24th Jim Cunneen Rep
25th George House Rep
26th Dennis Cardoza Dem
27th Fred Keeley Dem
28th Peter Frusetta Rep
29th Charles Poochigian Rep
30th Robert Prenter Rep
31st Cruz M. Bustamante Dem
32nd Roy Ashburn Rep
33rd Tom J. Bordonaro, Jr. Rep
34th Keith Olberg Rep
35th Brooks Firestone Rep
36th George Runner Rep
37th Nao Takasugi Rep
38th Tom McClintock Rep
39th Tony Cardenas Dem
40th Robert M. Hertzberg Dem
41st Sheila James Kuehl Dem
42nd Wally Knox Dem
43rd Scott Wildman Dem
44th Jack Scott Dem
45th Antonio R. Villaraigosa Dem
46th Vacant
47th Kevin Murray Dem
48th Roderick Wright Dem
49th Diane Martinez Dem
50th Martha M. Escutia Dem
51st Edward Vincent Dem
52nd Carl Washington Dem
53rd Debra Bowen Dem
54th Steven T. Kuykendall Rep
55th Richard Floyd Dem
56th Sally Havice Dem
57th Martin Gallegos Dem
58th Grace F. Napolitano Dem
59th Bob Margett Rep
60th Gary G. Miller Rep
61st Fred Aguiar Rep
62nd Joe Baca Dem
63rd Bill Leonard Rep
64th Rod Pacheco Rep
65th Brett Granlund Rep
66th Bruce Thompson Rep
67th Scott Baugh Rep
68th Curt Pringle Rep
69th Jim Morrissey Rep
70th Marilyn C. Brewer Rep
71st Bill Campbell Rep
72nd Dick Ackerman Rep
73rd Bill Morrow Rep
74th Howard Kaloogian Rep
75th Jan Goldsmith Rep
76th Susan Davis Dem
77th Steve Baldwin Rep
78th Howard Wayne Dem
79th Denise Moreno Ducheny Dem
80th Jim Battin Rep

Officers information

Sergeant-at-Arms is the division which protects the assemblymen of the California State Assembly. The chief sergeant at arms is the head of this division. This position has existed since December 15, 1849 when Samuel N. Houston became California's first Sergeant at Arms. Official website of the Sergeant at Arms

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