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Representative Doug LaMalfa
Party:
RepublicanPosition:
Congress
District Number:
1 Years in Office:
Assembly (AD 2): 2002-2008; Senate (SD 4): 2010-2012; Congress (CD 1): 2013-present
Website:
http://lamalfa.house.gov/ Representative LaMalfa's lifetime CLCV score is from his performance in the California State Legislature in Sacramento only. Find out about Representative LaMalfa's record in Congress from our national counterparts at LCV (http://www.lcv.org/).
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Representative Doug LaMalfa's Voting Record
| Bill # | Description | Issue(s) | Vote | Result | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AB 493 | Clean car discounts | Clean & Renewable Energy |
 Bad |
Fail
Died on Assembly floor |
2007 |
| AB 515 | Safe at work | Toxics & Chemicals |
Bad |
2-year
Held in Senate Environmental Quality Committee; 2-year bill |
2007 |
| AB 558 | What you don't know could hurt you | Toxics & Chemicals |
Bad |
Fail
Died in Senate Appropriations Committee |
2007 |
| AB 70 | Flood protection liability |
Bad |
Pass
Signed by the Governor |
2007 | |
| AB 706 | Banning cancer-causing fire retardants | Toxics & Chemicals |
Bad |
Fail
Died on Senate floor |
2007 |
| AB 821 | Condors dodge a bullet | Wildlife & Habitat Conservation |
Bad |
Pass
Signed by the Governor |
2007 |
| AB 888 | Green buildings: Take the LEED | Air Quality |
Bad |
Fail
Vetoed by the Governor |
2007 |
| SB 1002 | Water fixes for today | Water Quality & Supply |
Bad |
Fail
Vetoed by the Governor |
2007 |
| SB 17 | Flood protection board |
Bad |
Pass
Signed by the Governor |
2007 | |
| SB 210 | Carbon out of fuels |
Bad |
Fail
Vetoed by the Governor |
2007 | |
| SB 220 | What's in your water? | Water Quality & Supply |
Bad |
Pass
Signed by the Governor |
2007 |
| SB 5 | Flood protection plan |
Bad |
Pass
Signed by the Governor |
2007 | |
| SB 719 | A better Valley air board |
Bad |
Pass
Signed by the Governor |
2007 | |
| AB 1012 | Clean vehicles for California |
Bad |
Fail
Vetoed by the Governor |
2006 | |
| AB 1020 | Better planning = Better air quality | Air Quality |
Bad |
Fail
Vetoed by the Governor |
2006 |
| AB 1899 | Development in the flood plains | Smart Growth, Land Use & Planning |
Bad |
Fail
Held in Senate Rules Committee |
2006 |
| AB 1953 | Get the lead out (permanently) | Toxics & Chemicals |
Bad |
Pass
Signed by the Governor |
2006 |
| AB 2021 | Getting the most out of our utilities | Clean & Renewable Energy |
Bad |
Pass
Signed by the Governor |
2006 |
| AB 2444 | A cleaner coast: pollution fee | Water Quality & Supply |
Bad |
Fail
Vetoed by the Governor |
2006 |
| AB 2485 | Saving the sea otters | Wildlife & Habitat Conservation |
Bad |
Pass
Signed by the Governor |
2006 |
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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