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A California judge has ordered GOP lawmakers to revise the misleading wording of the summary for Proposition 140, which pertains to a 'jungle primary' ballot initiative. The judge determined that the GOP-dominated Legislative Council intentionally crafted the summary to dissuade voters from supporting the measure. In response, Representative Ben Toma announced plans to appeal the ruling. Meanwhile, California's Senate Appropriations Committee is set to vote on Senate Bill 1043, which aims to address issues related to youth in residential treatment. The Appropriations Committees are currently reviewing a significant number of bills, with 830 under consideration on what is referred to as 'Suspense Day.'
🧵 SUSPENSE DAY is here, California lawmakers are set to quickly sort through 830 pricey bills between both Appropriations Committees. Spotted: Speaker Rivas and Assembly Approps chair Buffy Wicks walking into Pro Tem McGuire’s office ahead of the hearings. https://t.co/uh1hZNnDky
I will be watching the California Appropriations Suspense Hearing this morning and praying #SB1043 makes it 🙏 these bills feel like justice to me and nothing makes me happier than being able to ensure no more children are being trapped in treatment @BuffyWicks
The final ‘Suspense Day’ is here at the CA Capitol. Here are some of the issues we’re tracking: https://t.co/On4MUtzL39
