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Bills they lead8 of 206
AB 2428 Hate crimes: release conditionsBecame lawAB 470 Mental health: involuntary confinement: psychologistsIntroducedAB 348 Mental health: involuntary confinement: psychologistsBecame lawAB 2012 Cosmetics: cancer and reproductive toxicityIntroducedAJR 64 Relative to bias-motivated crimesIntroducedAB 2316 Mental health: involuntary confinements: psychologistsFailedAB 2652 Domestic violence: courtsVetoedAB 2583 Postsecondary education: sexual assaultBecame law
Lobbied on those bills8 of 499
Jewish Public Affairs Committee of California10 of their billsCounty Behavioral Health Directors Association (Cbhda)9 of their billsCalifornia National Organization for Women8 of their billsMexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund7 of their billsCalifornia Psychological Association6 of their billsCalifornia Taxpayers Association and Affiliated Enitty California Tax Foundation6 of their billsCalifornia Catholic Conference6 of their billsAmerican Cleaning Institute5 of their bills
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AB 2428Bills they leadKansen Chu leads AB 2428, “Hate crimes: release conditions”. 3 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Became law
AB 470Bills they leadKansen Chu leads AB 470, “Mental health: involuntary confinement: psychologists”. 6 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Introduced
AB 348Bills they leadKansen Chu leads AB 348, “Mental health: involuntary confinement: psychologists”. 4 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Became law
AB 2012Bills they leadKansen Chu leads AB 2012, “Cosmetics: cancer and reproductive toxicity”. 12 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Introduced
AJR 64Bills they leadKansen Chu leads AJR 64, “Relative to bias-motivated crimes”. 2 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Introduced
AB 2316Bills they leadKansen Chu leads AB 2316, “Mental health: involuntary confinements: psychologists”. 4 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Failed
AB 2652Bills they leadKansen Chu leads AB 2652, “Domestic violence: courts”. 3 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Vetoed
AB 2583Bills they leadKansen Chu leads AB 2583, “Postsecondary education: sexual assault”. 2 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Became law
Jewish Public Affairs Committee of CaliforniaLobbied on those billsJewish Public Affairs Committee of California lobbied on 10 bills Kansen Chu leads, in 11 reports.10 of their bills
County Behavioral Health Directors Association (Cbhda)Lobbied on those billsCounty Behavioral Health Directors Association (Cbhda) lobbied on 9 bills Kansen Chu leads, in 22 reports.9 of their bills
California National Organization for WomenLobbied on those billsCalifornia National Organization for Women lobbied on 8 bills Kansen Chu leads, in 8 reports.8 of their bills
Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational FundLobbied on those billsMexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund lobbied on 7 bills Kansen Chu leads, in 9 reports.7 of their bills
California Psychological AssociationLobbied on those billsCalifornia Psychological Association lobbied on 6 bills Kansen Chu leads, in 12 reports.6 of their bills
California Taxpayers Association and Affiliated Enitty California Tax FoundationLobbied on those billsCalifornia Taxpayers Association and Affiliated Enitty California Tax Foundation lobbied on 6 bills Kansen Chu leads, in 10 reports.6 of their bills
California Catholic ConferenceLobbied on those billsCalifornia Catholic Conference lobbied on 6 bills Kansen Chu leads, in 9 reports.6 of their bills
American Cleaning InstituteLobbied on those billsAmerican Cleaning Institute lobbied on 5 bills Kansen Chu leads, in 12 reports.5 of their bills