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The Honorable Nancy Skinner
Party:
DemocratPosition:
Former legislatorYears in Office:
Assembly: (AD 14) 2008-2012, (AD 15) 2012-2014
Headlines
Aug 18, 2014
Oct 9, 2013
The Honorable Nancy Skinner's Voting Record
| Bill # | Description | Issue(s) | Vote | Result | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SB 728 | Cashing in on cash-out | Air Quality |
 Good |
Pass
Signed by the Governor |
2009 |
| SB 772 | Playing with fire… and public health | Toxics & Chemicals |
Good |
2-year
Held in Assembly Appropriations Committee; 2-year bill |
2009 |
| SB 797 | BPA and baby bottles: a toxic formula | Toxics & Chemicals |
Good |
Fail
Died on Assembly floor |
2009 |
| SB 827 | Power play undermines courts and clean air | Air Quality |
Good |
Pass
Signed by the Governor |
2009 |
For Assembly and Senate:
- Pro-Environmental Action (a Yes vote on a good bill or No/Not voting on a bad bill)
Anti-Environmental Action (a No vote on a good bill or a Yes vote on a bad bill)
Not Voting (did not cast a vote on a good bill, counted negatively)
Excused (for health or family reasons)
For Governor:
- Pro-Environmental Action (Signed a good bill or vetoed a bad bill)
- Anti-Environmental Action (Vetoed a good bill or signed a bad bill)
- Bill did not reach the Governor's desk
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2018 California Environmental Scorecard
New for the 2018 legislative session: The 45th annual California Environmental Scorecard rates elected officials on 2018, another successful year for the environment in spite of heavy opposition from polluting industry.
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