Holden.Chris_

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Asm. Chris Holden

Pasadena, District 41

Next Election: 2022
Termed Out: 2024

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Overall Score

90

Key Committees:

  • Utilities & Energy (C)
  • Business & Professions
  • Communications & Conveyance
  • Environmental Safety & Toxic Materials
  • Judiciary

District Demographics:

  • Median Income: $86,963.00
  • Democrat: 43.70%
  • Republican: 26.50%
  • No Party Preference: 25.20%

Major Financial Contributors:

  • Business Interests: $73,200
  • Law Enforcement: $4,000
  • Labor Unions: $139,920
  • Housing: $14,000
  • Enviromental Groups: $1,750
  • Medical Industry: $18,400
  • Tech Companies: $21,600
  • Other: $14,400

District Map:

Scores by Issue

  • Criminal Justice & Policing

    Issue Score 70

  • Economic Justice

    Issue Score 85

  • Education Equity

    Issue Score 100

  • Immigrant Rights

    Issue Score 100

  • LGBTQI Rights

    Issue Score 100

  • Reproductive Justice & Gender Equity

    Issue Score 100

  • Privacy & Technology

    Issue Score 39

  • Voting Rights

    Issue Score 100

Key Votes

  1. Facial Recognition & Police Body Cameras (AB 1215)

    Lawmaker: voted for
    ACLU: Supported

  2. Tenant Protection Act of 2019 (AB 1482)

    Lawmaker: voted for
    ACLU: Supported

  3. Pitchess Reform (AB 1600)

    Lawmaker: voted for
    ACLU: Supported

  4. Repeal 1-Year Sentence Enhancement (SB 136)

    Lawmaker: voted for
    ACLU: Supported

  5. Jury Peremptory Challenges (AB 3070)

    Lawmaker: voted for
    ACLU: Supported

  6. Job Protection for Paid Family Leave (SB 1383)

    Lawmaker: voted for
    ACLU: Supported

  7. Ends Discrimination on Sex Offender Registry (SB 145)

    Lawmaker: voted for
    ACLU: Supported

  8. Would Undermine Disclosure Policies of Police Misconduct (SB 1220)

    Lawmaker: voted for
    ACLU: Opposed

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