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It is important to be in constant contact with your state legislator about changes in state government and its impact on your community. You may also use the state's "Find Your Legislators" to find your local Assemblymember and State Senator. If your search yields more than two entries (one Assemblymember, one state Senator), you should contact your county's registrar of voters to correctly identify your representation.

In the table below, you may click the district number to visit the member's website.

Members of the California State Assembly
Name	Party	District	Residence
Katcho Achadjian	Republican	33^rd	Arroyo Grande
Luis Alejo	Democrat	28^th	Salinas
Michael Allen	Democrat	7^th	Santa Rosa
Tom Ammiano	Democrat	13^th	San Francisco
Toni Atkins	Democrat	76^th	San Diego
Jim Beall, Jr.	Democrat	24^th	San Jose
Bill Berryhill	Republican	26^th	Ceres
Marty Block	Democrat	78^th	San Diego
Bob Blumenfield	Democrat	40^th	Woodland Hills
Susan Bonilla	Democrat	11^th	Concord
Steven Bradford	Democrat	51^st	Gardena
Julia Brownley	Democrat	41^st	Santa Monica
Joan Buchanan	Democrat	15^th	Alamo
Betsy Butler	Democrat	53^rd	Marina del Rey
Charles Calderon	Democrat	58^th	Montebello
Nora Campos	Democrat	23^rd	San Jose
Wilmer Amina Carter	Democrat	62^nd	Rialto
Gil Cedillo	Democrat	45^th	Los Angeles
Wesley Chesbro	Democrat	1^st	Arcata
Connie Conway	Republican	34^th	Tulare
Paul Cook	Republican	65^th	Yucca Valley
Mike Davis	Democrat	48^th	Los Angeles
Roger Dickinson	Democrat	9^th	Sacramento
Tim Donnelly	Republican	59^th	Twin Peaks
Mike Eng	Democrat	49^th	Los Angeles
Mike Feuer	Democrat	42^nd	Los Angeles
Nathan Fletcher	Republican	75^th	San Diego
Paul Fong	Democrat	22^nd	Cupertino
Felipe Fuentes	Democrat	39^th	Sylmar
Warren Furutani	Democrat	55^th	Gardena
Beth Gaines	Republican	4^th	Roseville
Cathleen Galgiani	Democrat	17^th	Livingston
Martin Garrick	Republican	74^th	Carlsbad
Mike Gatto	Democrat	43^rd	Silver Lake
Richard Gordon	Democrat	21^st	Menlo Park
Jeff Gorrell	Republican	37^th	Camarillo
Shannon Grove	Republican	32^nd	Bakersfield
Curt Hagman	Republican	60^th	Chino Hills
Linda Halderman	Republican	29^th
Isadore Hall, III	Democrat	52^nd	Compton
Diane Harkey	Republican	73^rd	Dana Point
Mary Hayashi	Democrat	18^th	Castro Valley
Roger Hernandez	Democrat	57^th	West Covina
Jerry Hill	Democrat	19^th	San Mateo
Alyson Huber	Democrat	10^th	El Dorado Hills
Ben Hueso	Democrat	79^th	San Diego
Jared Huffman	Democrat	6^th	San Rafael
Kevin Jeffries	Republican	66^th	Lake Elsinore
Brian Jones	Republican	77^th	Santee
Steve Knight	Republican	36^th	Antelope Valley
Ricardo Lara	Democrat	50^th	Bell Gardens
Dan Logue	Republican	3^rd	Linda
Bonnie Lowenthal	Democrat	54^th	Long Beach
Fiona Ma	Democrat	12^th	San Francisco
Allan Mansoor	Republican	68^th	Costa Mesa
Tony Mendoza	Democrat	56^th	Artesia
Jeff Miller	Republican	71^st	Corona
Holly Mitchell	Democrat	47^th	Los Angeles
Bill Monning	Democrat	27^th	Monterey
Mike Morrell	Republican	63^rd	Rancho Cucamonga
Brian Nestande	Republican	64^th	Palm Desert
Jim Nielsen	Republican	2^nd	Gerber
Chris Norby	Republican	72^nd	Fullerton
Kristen Olsen	Republican	25^th	Modesto
Richard Pan	Democrat	5^th	Sacramento
Henry Perea	Democrat	31^st	Fresno
John Pérez	Democrat	46^th	Los Angeles
V. Manuel Pérez	Democrat	80^th	Coachella
Anthony Portantino	Democrat	44^th	La Canada Flintridge
Jim Silva	Republican	67^th	Huntington Beach
Nancy Skinner	Democrat	14^th	Berkeley
Cameron Smyth	Republican	38^th	Santa Clarita
Jose Solorio	Democrat	69^th	Santa Ana
Sandré Swanson	Democrat	16^th	Alameda
Norma Torres	Democrat	61^st	Pomona
David Valadao	Republican	30^th	Hanford
Donald Wagner	Republican	70^th	Irvine
Bob Wieckowski	Democrat	20^th	Fremont
Das Williams	Democrat	35^th	Santa Barbara
Mariko Yamada	Democrat	8^th	Davis

Everyone Must Read

CDCAN REPORT #001-2012: GOVERNOR TO RELEASE PROPOSED 2012-2013 STATE BUDGET TODAY AT 2:30 PM

January 5, 2012 - 2:25pm

Marty Omoto

Governor Brown will release his proposed 2012-2013 State Budget plan today at 2:30 PM in a news conference at the State Capitol. The press conference will be televised by CalChannel (check local cable listings) and webstreamed live via the CalChannel website at www.calchannel.com
CDCAN REPORT #209-2011: Federal district judge blocks ten percent Medi-Cal pharmacy cut

December 28, 2011 - 9:55pm

Marty Omoto

US District Court Judge Christina Snyder issued an order blocking any implementation of the 10% rate reduction to Medi-Cal pharmacies in a case brought by the Medicaid Defense Fund on behalf of Medi-Cal recipients, Medi-Cal pharmacy providers and advocacy organizations. The 10% Medi-Cal rate reduction to most "fee for service" providers was proposed last January by the Brown Administration and passed by the Legislature on March 16th and signed into law on March 24th by the Governor as one of the early pieces of the 2011-2012 State Budget.
CDCAN REPORT #202-2011: Governor announces state budget trigger pulled; $1 billion in cuts!

December 13, 2011 - 1:01pm

Marty Omoto

Governor Jerry Brown announced the state budget "trigger cuts" authorizing $1 billion in automatic spending reductions, including $100 million in cuts to In-Home Supportive Services and $100 million in cuts in spending to the overall developmental services budget which funds certain services for eligible children and adults with developmental disabilities. Those cuts take effect on or sometime after January 1, 2012; effective dates vary depending on the reduction.
CDCAN REPORT #195-2011: Governor seeks ballot initiative for $7 billion in temporary tax increases

December 5, 2011 - 4:00pm

Marty Omoto

Governor Brown will seek to place, on the November 2012 general election ballot, an initiative that proposes to raise $7 billion through a combination of temporary tax increases on the wealthy and a temporary increase of the state sales tax. The increased revenues would target education and public safety and "not to other programs we cannot afford."
CDCAN REPORT #194-2011: Federal judge issues temporary restraining order to stop 20% IHSS reduction

December 1, 2011 - 5:55pm

Marty Omoto

US District Court Judge Claudia Wilken issued a temporary restraining order that requires the Brown Administration to halt all actions to implement the 20% across-the-board cut in service hours for hundreds of thousands of people with disabilities, mental health needs, and seniors in the In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) program. The judge's order also requires the State to rescind any information, instructions and notices of action to the counties and any IHSS recipients that it has sent out. [Note: A copy of the order is attached to this report.]

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