Marc Berman
Assembly Member - District 23, California State Assembly
Assembly Member - District 23, California State Assembly
Authored AB 1346 banning gas-powered small engines, supported Cloverdale Ranch open space funding, and introduced AB 2313 addressing residential energy choices.
Supports abortion and contraception access, defends patients and providers from out-of-state attacks, and supports reproductive rights in the state constitution.
Authored AB 390 on online subscription cancellations and AB 537 on upfront lodging fee disclosures; supported AB 928 on community college transfers.
Backed AB 1420 firearm dealer inspections, supported AB 1598 gun ownership warnings, and backed AB 28 firearm ammunition excise tax.
Expanded K–12 media literacy instruction, supports California high-school computer-science access, and supported AB 928 general education pathway.
Supported expanding California vote-by-mail access and authored restrictions on materially deceptive audio/video distribution.
Backed the AB 1340 collective bargaining framework.
Opposes long jail sentences for low-level theft offenses, supports aggregating thefts to address loopholes, and supports expanding diversion and rehabilitation.
Supported expanded California vote-by-mail access, authored materially deceptive election-video restrictions, and authored AB 2584 recall election reforms.
Supports affordable and farmworker housing funding, backs affordable housing oversight streamlining, and supports safe parking barrier removal.
Supported state funding for basic-needs centers and proposes statewide suicide-prevention training through AB 2003.
Maintains an Immigration Resources webpage for constituents.
Proposes AB 2003 free suicide-prevention training, supported reproductive health records privacy protections, and urges protection of Medicare coverage.
Supported the Medical Foster Home Pilot Program.
Authored AB 2583 on school-zone speed limits and co-hosted El Camino Real rehabilitation meetings.
Supported legislation expanding vote-by-mail access, proposes AB 2003 suicide-prevention training, and supported AB 928 transfer pathway.
Backs maintaining current state programs, supports increased reproductive health services funding, and advocates building budget reserves.
Backed a local minimum wage increase proposal and AB 1340 rideshare collective bargaining.
Support comes from top statewide leaders, local elected officials, labor groups, educators, and advocacy organizations. That mix suggests confidence in experienced leadership and strong ties across the district. The backing from education, environmental, labor, housing, and reproductive rights groups also points to trust in a record aligned with core Democratic priorities.
