People's Report Card of California

In her second year in office, Sen. Aisha Wahab has continued to leverage her experience as a local City Councilmember to create All-Star success in the state legislature, where she also now serves as Assistant Majority Leader. This year, in addition to supporting all progressive bills evaluated for Courage Score, her legislative efforts have focused on business transparency, worker protections, and public systems. She authored SB 1031 to permit the Bay Area Metropolitan Transportation Commission to raise and allocate revenue to ensure the fiscal viability and safety of the system, and SB 399 to protect workers against retaliation if they choose not to attend company meetings related to politics or religion. She also co-authored SB 1201 to remove the anonymity of LLC members and require that their names and mailing addresses be disclosed to the Insurance Commissioner’s office. A former organizer and activist, Sen. Wahab now serves as Chair of the Standing Committee on Housing, and has maintained a focus on creating meaningful protections for diverse California communities across her legislative portfolio.

Votes

Name	Description	Vote
SB53	Mandates that all firearms must be properly stored in a residence when they are not being carried or controlled by a lawful user, regardless of whether there are children in residence.	Support
SB1116	Would have allowed workers engaged in a trade dispute with their employer, including those on strike, to claim unemployment benefits after two weeks.	Support
SB898	Would have increased protections for incarcerated people who have been the victim of sexual abuse while in custody by extending the statute of limitations, providing access to reduced sentencing, mandating 90-day protection from retaliation, and accelerating internal investigations.	Support
SB915	Would have given local governments more control over the use of driverless commercial vehicles by requiring that an ordinance be passed before they are permitted to operate in a local jurisdiction.	Support
SB1057	Would have amended the membership requirements of county juvenile justice councils to include at least 50% community representatives, an at-promise youth, and an individual who has experience in the juvenile court system or is a system-impacted family member.	Support
SB1075	Requires a credit union to provide notice to a member every time an overdraft fee is charged, and mandates that the fee cannot exceed $14 or the CFPB's federal minimum after 2026.	Support
SB1323	Replaces the existing process for determining a defendant's mental fitness to stand trial with a requirement that up to two psychologists or psychiatrists evaluate a defendant and provide a written report to the court for evaluation.	Support
SB1327	Would have Imposed a 7.25% state tax on the sale of user data to advertisers, also known as data extraction transactions, for companies generating more than $2.5 billion annually from such sales, and reallocated those funds to local news and journalism outlets in California.	Support
AB2178	Would have required that state prisons maintain average daily empty bed thresholds that are annually reported to the state legislature by the Secretary of the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.	Support
AB1780	Prohibits the use of preferential admission standards for legacy or donor applicants at independent institutions of higher education.	Support

Name

Description

Vote

SB53

Mandates that all firearms must be properly stored in a residence when they are not being carried or controlled by a lawful user, regardless of whether there are children in residence.

Support

SB1116

Would have allowed workers engaged in a trade dispute with their employer, including those on strike, to claim unemployment benefits after two weeks.

Support

SB898

Would have increased protections for incarcerated people who have been the victim of sexual abuse while in custody by extending the statute of limitations, providing access to reduced sentencing, mandating 90-day protection from retaliation, and accelerating internal investigations.

Support

SB915

Would have given local governments more control over the use of driverless commercial vehicles by requiring that an ordinance be passed before they are permitted to operate in a local jurisdiction.

Support

SB1057

Would have amended the membership requirements of county juvenile justice councils to include at least 50% community representatives, an at-promise youth, and an individual who has experience in the juvenile court system or is a system-impacted family member.

Support

SB1075

Requires a credit union to provide notice to a member every time an overdraft fee is charged, and mandates that the fee cannot exceed $14 or the CFPB's federal minimum after 2026.

Support

SB1323

Replaces the existing process for determining a defendant's mental fitness to stand trial with a requirement that up to two psychologists or psychiatrists evaluate a defendant and provide a written report to the court for evaluation.

Support

SB1327

Would have Imposed a 7.25% state tax on the sale of user data to advertisers, also known as data extraction transactions, for companies generating more than $2.5 billion annually from such sales, and reallocated those funds to local news and journalism outlets in California.

Support

AB2178

Would have required that state prisons maintain average daily empty bed thresholds that are annually reported to the state legislature by the Secretary of the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.

Support

AB1780

Prohibits the use of preferential admission standards for legacy or donor applicants at independent institutions of higher education.

Support

Corporate Money

Type	Amount
Real Estate	$1,500	Sources
Oil & Gas	$0	Sources
Cops	$2,000	Sources
Health Insurance	$280	Sources

Type

Amount

Real Estate

$1,500

Oil & Gas

Cops

$2,000

Health Insurance

$280

2024 Score Card Grades from Partners

Partner	Score
Dream Alliance	100
CA Environmental Justice Alliance	B
California Environmental Voters	95
California Food and Farming Network	100
Health Access	100
Initiate Justice Action	A
Planned Parenthood	100
Reproductive Freedom for All	A
TURN (The Utility Reform Network)	90
United Food & Commercial Workers Western States Council	96

Aisha Wahab

State senate

Chair of Housing Committee

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2024 Score Card Grades from Partners

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