People's Report Card of California

Isaac Bryan

State assembly

Chair of Natural Resources Committee

A+

District

AD-55

Party

democrat

Score

100

Contact

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2024
2023
2022
2021

Returning for his second year as an All-Star, Asm. Isaac Bryan has continued to be a critical and influential partner to communities in the state legislature. He currently serves as Treasurer of the California Legislative Black Caucus, a member of the California Progressive Caucus, and Chair of the Standing Committee on Natural Resources. Through each of these roles, and his support of 56 of the bills evaluated for this scorecard, he has worked to improve social equity and systemic accountability, including through authoring AB 544 to create a three county pilot program to increase voter participation in county jail facilities. In 2024, he also co-authored SB 1327 to impose a state tax on the sale of user data to advertisers and redistribute those revenues to support journalism, and AB 2441 to remove the requirement that schools report students to law enforcement for behavior issues or drug possession. With consistently high Courage Scores and a track record of working closely with community groups, Asm. Bryan has built his reputation as a progressive champion.

Votes

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Name	Description	Vote
AB1333	Would have prohibited the sale of two or more newly constructed homes to institutional investors in an effort to increase the availability of housing stock for first-time homebuyers.	Excused
AB544	Would have provided grants to county election offices in San Benito, San Mateo, and Santa Cruz counties to create a pilot program to increase voter participation in county jail facilities.	Support
AB2288	Strengthens labor law enforcement outlined in the 2004 Private Attorney General's Act (PAGA) by increasing transparency, amending the statute of limitations, and creating protections against retaliation for employees who have experienced workplace violations.	Support
AB3127	Would have protected survivors of violence by limiting the mandated reporting requirements for medical professionals in cases of adult domestic violence, and requiring the provision of information about available domestic violence or sexual violence services.	Support
AB1889	Improves statewide conservation by requiring cities and counties to consider the movement and habitats of local wildlife when making determinations about infrastructure and development projects.	Support
AB2079	Would have mandated that local groundwater enforcement agencies adhere to a 30-day exploratory window and data reporting requirements before approving a permit for the construction of a new large-diameter, high-capacity well.	Support
AB2300	Bans the toxic chemical Di-2-ethylhexyl (DEHP) in the manufacture, sale, and distribution of medical IV bags and tubing in the state.	Support
AB2837	Strengthens the notification requirements for wage garnishments and bank levies, including providing time to request an exemption.	Support
AB3021	Would have required detectives and prosecutors investigating a police-related death to follow clear identification and declaration procedures when speaking to the family of the deceased, to provide any requested information about the status of their loved one, and to be transparent about whether the conversation was being recorded.	Support
AB3088	Would have prohibited a writ of habeas corpus (a challenge to the legality of a person's detainment) filed for wrongful conviction from being dismissed on procedural grounds, and requires the court to consider it on merit if new evidence is presented.	Support

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Corporate Money

Type	Amount
Real Estate	$23,900	Sources
Oil & Gas	$27,700	Sources
Cops	$1,500	Sources
Health Insurance	$12,400	Sources

2024 Score Card Grades from Partners

Partner	Score
Dream Alliance	100
CA Environmental Justice Alliance	B
California Environmental Voters	100
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)	84
United Food & Commercial Workers Western States Council	100

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