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Jasmeet Kaur Bains — Democratic State Assemblymember for California District 35 (official headshot)

Jasmeet Kaur Bains Voting Record & Scorecard | National Democrat Platform

CA Assemblymember

District: 35 • Democrat

2024 DEM Alignment:

30.77%

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Asm. Jasmeet Kaur Bains (D-CA-35) earned a 31% National Democrat Platform score for 2024, showing limited alignment with Democratic Party Platform principles. Jasmeet Kaur Bains voted on 26 of the 28 substantive bills scored by Dem Platform in 2024. Jasmeet Kaur Bains represents the 35th District in the California State Assembly.

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Lawmaker Position

AB 107Assembly 20241x

Expanding Cronyism and Out-of-Control Spending Through a $297.9 Billion Budget, Including Raiding the Rainy-Day Fund and Increasing Corporate Taxes.

Against DEMs
This analysis is for the final 2024-2025 budget, including AB 107 and later changes made in SB 108. The final budget implements a $297.9 billion budget for FY 2024-25, including $211.5 billion in general fund spending. The budget includes $161 billion in funding for Medicaid (government provided healthcare) with $35 billion from the general fund, as well as $133 million in 2024-25, $728 million in 2025-26, and $1.2 billion in 2026-27 for increased Medi-Cal provider rates. Additionally, the budget provides $1 billion for localities to combat homelessness, $250 million for fiber-optic network expansion, and over $100 million for work education training. The budget takes $6 billion from reserves and the entire $900 million from the Safety Net Reserve, as well as placing a three-year suspension on business net operating loss deductions and limits business tax credits. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Liberty. Excessive government spending and the increasing national debt are a serious threat to America''s stability and is an unjust burden on future generations of Americans. The enormous national debt weakens the US economy and makes the country vulnerable to foreign adversaries such as China, which currently holds significant US debt. ACI strongly supports fiscal responsibility in government spending, reducing the size of the government, and overall spending cuts.
AB 1877Assembly 20241x

Weakening Public Safety and Limiting the Ability of Communities to Protect Themselves by Automatically Sealing Juvenile Records.

Against DEMs
This bill automatically seals qualifying juvenile court records when an individual turns 18 years old. To qualify, juveniles must not be convicted of a felony or misdemeanor involving "moral turpitude." Under the bill, individuals must be notified when their records are sealed. This measure prevents individuals, particularly employers and landlords, from considering and protecting themselves from criminals in their homes, business, and communities. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Community. The Left has waged war on the law enforcement community in recent years. As a result, law enforcement entities nationwide have been severely diminished. Americans lack confidence in the justice system at both the federal and state and local level. ACI believes that public safety is best achieved through upholding the rule of law, support for strong law enforcement policies, and practical solutions that benefit communities.
AB 2088Assembly 20241x

Restricting Ability of Schools to Hire the Best Applicants for Public Staff Positions by Providing a "Right of First Refusal" to Existing Staff.

Against DEMs
This bill requires schools and community college employers to provide a "right of first refusal" to existing classified staff for open positions for a period of 10 days prior to the consideration of outside candidates. This bill allows an employee who accepts a new assignment to either add the hours for the new assignment to their current assignment or replace their current assignment with the new assignment, requiring employers to provide reasonable modifications to the assignment schedules. This measure inhibits the ability of schools to hire the most qualified and effective applicants. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Community. Education is fundamental to upward mobility and overall success. ACI supports school choice policies (including charter schools, vouchers, education savings accounts, and homeschooling) and that parents should have the right to choose the best educational solution for their children.
AB 2258Assembly 20241x

Increasing Health Insurance Premiums by Mandating Policies Provide Preventive Care Services Without Co-Pay or Deductible.

Against DEMs
This bill requires health plans and insurers to cover essential services that are "integral to the delivery of recommended preventive care" without any cost-sharing, such as a deductible, coinsurance, or copayment. These essential services include reversible contraceptives, HIV prevention medications like pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and post-exposure prophylaxius (PEP), and screenings for HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs). The bill authorizes the Insurance Commissioner to impose civil penalties of $5,000 to $10,000 per violation. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Life. Americans deserve a patient-centered healthcare system that empowers individuals to take control of their health decisions without onerous government regulations that drive up the cost of care. ACI supports healthcare policies that focus on protecting the unborn and vulnerable at all stage of life, while ensuring women and families have alternatives to abortion, better medical care, and ethical healthcare options.
AB 2286Assembly 20241x

Increasing Regulatory Barriers to Autonomous Vehicle Innovation Through New Mandates on Autonomous Trucks by Requiring Human Safety Operators.

Against DEMs
This bill effectively bans autonomous vehicles in the state by requiring driverless retail trucks to remain staffed by human safety operators. Specifically, the bill prohibits the operation of an autonomous vehicle with a gross vehicle weight of 10,001 pounds or more on public roads for testing purposes, transporting goods, or transporting passengers without a human safety operator physically present in the vehicle. The bill also requires reports on autonomous vehicle collisions on a public road and on deactivation of the autonomous mode for its vehicles by companies operating autonomous vehicles. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Liberty. Excessive government control stifles innovation, burdens businesses, and restricts individual liberty. Overregulation empowers government bureaucrats at the expense of free enterprise. ACI supports a limited government agenda that cuts unnecessary red tape, fosters competition, drives economic growth, and empowers individuals.
AB 2297Assembly 20241x

Increasing Healthcare Costs by Limiting the Ability of Hospitals to Collect Unpaid Medical Bills.

Against DEMs
This bill increases healthcare costs by imposing various new mandates on hospitals. The bill prohibits hospitals and collection agencies from using liens on any real property to collect unpaid medical bills, stipulates that hospitals must review financial assistance eligibility at any time, and bans asset consideration from financial assistance determinations. Additionally, the bill raises the income threshold where physicians may grant eligibility for a discount payment policy from incomes over 350% of the federal poverty level to incomes over 400%. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Life. Americans deserve a patient-centered healthcare system that empowers individuals to take control of their health decisions without onerous government regulations that drive up the cost of care. ACI supports healthcare policies that focus on protecting the unborn and vulnerable at all stage of life, while ensuring women and families have alternatives to abortion, better medical care, and ethical healthcare options.
AB 2304Assembly 20241x

Weakening the Ability of Landlords to Screen Prospective Tenants by Expanding Confidential Eviction Proceedings to Include Mobile Home Evictions.

Against DEMs
Under previous law, court clerks were required to limit access to records of an unlawful detainer case not involving a mobile home park tenancy. This bill eliminates the exemption for mobile home residents, allowing mobile home park tenancy cases to be confidential. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Community. Limited housing supply has driven up the cost of housing in the United States and is impacting people''s ability to achieve the American Dream. ACI supports strengthening private property rights and lowering housing costs by cutting excessive zoning regulations - particularly at the local level - as well as reducing regulatory burdens and promoting innovative technology.
AB 2319Assembly 20241x

Forcing More Medical Professionals to Undergo Politicized Implicit Bias Training Through Expanded Existing Mandates and New Enforcement Mechanisms.

Against DEMs
This bill expands existing anti-bias training requirements to include specified health care providers at hospitals that provide perinatal care, alternative birth centers, or primary care clinics. Under the bill, implicit bias programs must include recognition of "intersecting identities" and the potential "associated biases." The bill provides the Attorney General authority to pursue civil penalties for violations and awards the AG all attorneys'' fees and costs in any civil action, as well as allowing the public posting of facilities that fail to meet such "anti-bias training" mandates. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Life. Americans deserve a patient-centered healthcare system that empowers individuals to take control of their health decisions without onerous government regulations that drive up the cost of care. ACI supports healthcare policies that focus on protecting the unborn and vulnerable at all stage of life, while ensuring women and families have alternatives to abortion, better medical care, and ethical healthcare options.
AB 2347Assembly 20241x

Weakening Property Rights and Further Delaying the Eviction Process by Doubling the Time a Tenant May Wait to Respond to an Eviction Notice from 5 to 10 Court Days.

Against DEMs
This bill extends the time that a tenant must respond to an eviction notice from 5 court days to 10 days. The bill clarifies additional procedures and deadlines for filing a demurrer or a motion to strike a complaint, as well as filing an opposition or support of such a motion. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Community. Limited housing supply has driven up the cost of housing in the United States and is impacting people''s ability to achieve the American Dream. ACI supports strengthening private property rights and lowering housing costs by cutting excessive zoning regulations - particularly at the local level - as well as reducing regulatory burdens and promoting innovative technology.
AB 2441 (Assembly Version)Assembly 20241x

Jeopardizing Student Safety by Implementing Barriers to Notifying Law Enforcement for Student Violent and Threatening Behavior.

With DEMs
Under current law, teachers and employees are required to notify law enforcement of events such as a student attacking, assaulting, or physically threatening an employee of the school district. Violators are subjected to a maximum fine of $1,000. This bill removes the notification requirement, allowing employees to choose not to submit a report to the appropriate law enforcement authorities. Additionally, the bill exempts students from the misdemeanor of willfully disturbing a public school or public school meeting, which is punishable by a fine of up to $500. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Community. Education is fundamental to upward mobility and overall success. ACI supports policies strengthening school safety, as well as school choice (including charter schools, vouchers, education savings accounts, and homeschooling) and that parents should have the right to choose the best educational solution for their children.
AB 247Assembly 20241x

Fueling Out-of-Control Spending and Indebting Taxpayers by Allowing the Issuance of $10 Billion in Bonds for K-12 and Community College Facilities.

Against DEMs
This bill allows for the issuance of up to $10 billion in bonds (debt) for the construction, modernization, and repair of K-12 schools and community college facilities. Of this amount, $1.5 billion will go solely towards community colleges. While it is a necessary role for government to provide quality K-12 education, college and university-level education and facilities should be funded through user fees (i.e., tuition) by those who wish to pursue their selected career path. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Liberty. Excessive government spending and the increasing national debt are a serious threat to America''s stability and is an unjust burden on future generations of Americans. The enormous national debt weakens the US economy and makes the country vulnerable to foreign adversaries such as China, which currently holds significant US debt. ACI strongly supports fiscal responsibility in government spending, reducing the size of the government, and overall spending cuts.
AB 2525Assembly 20241x

Increasing Government Dependency by Allowing the City of Los Angeles to Operate Vehicle Storage Lots for Homeless Individuals.

Against DEMs
This bill allows Los Angeles to lease property from the state to operate "a secure vehicle lot program" for storing vehicles for homeless individuals receiving government services. The bill expands existing government authority to lease property and increases dependency on public services that fall outside the proper role of government. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Community. Rates of homelessness in our country continues to increase despite increases in government funding spent to alleviate. Homelessness is not just a housing problem; therefore, housing first solutions are largely ineffective when underlying issues of mental health and addiction exist. A number of private, philanthropic, and public-private partnerships at the community level are well positioned to tackle this multi-faceted issue. ACI supports policies that reduce government dependency and empower the private sector to help individuals live happier, healthier, and more fulfilling lives.
AB 2561Assembly 20241x

Driving Up Taxpayer Costs by Subjecting Public Employers to Labor Union Demands Through New Public Hearing Mandates.

Against DEMs
This bill requires public employers subject to the existing "Meyers-Milias-Brown Act" to annually present the status of vacancies and recruitment and retention efforts during a public hearing before their governing body. If the number of job vacancies within a single bargaining unit meets or exceeds 20% of the authorized full-time positions, the public agency must include certain information during the hearing, such as total number of job vacancies and applicants within the bargaining unit. Additionally, the recognized labor union is entitled to present in the meeting as a part of the agenda, not during the public comment period. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Liberty. Excessive government spending and the increasing national debt are a serious threat to America''s stability and is an unjust burden on future generations of Americans. The enormous national debt weakens the US economy and makes the country vulnerable to foreign adversaries such as China, which currently holds significant US debt. ACI strongly supports fiscal responsibility in government spending, reducing the size of the government, and overall spending cuts.
AB 2917Assembly 20241x

Further Expanding Firearm Seizures Without Due Process by Increasing Evidence Considered by the Court for a "Gun Violence Restraining Order".

Against DEMs
This bill expands the state''s "Gun Violence Restraining Order" (GVRO) or "red flag" law by expanding the evidence a court is allowed to consider when determining whether grounds for a GVRO exist. For example, this bill allows the court to consider "evidence" of threats of violence, damage done to property, or threats of violence to advance a political objective against groups protected by hate crime laws, including (but not limited to) social media posts and messages, text messages, or emails. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Liberty. The Second Amendment is a fundamental cornerstone of American freedom. ACI condemns efforts to restrict this right as an attack on liberty itself. ACI supports the rights of responsible gun owners and stands against unconstitutional gun control measures.
AB 2943Assembly 20241x

Strengthening Law and Order by Creating the Crime of Retail Theft with Intent to Sell.

With DEMs
This bill creates a new crime of retail theft with intent to sell, exchange, or return the merchandise for value, punishable for up to one year in county jail for individuals who have stolen over $950 worth of goods. Under the bill, prosecutors can combine the value of different thefts committed in the past two years, including thefts in multiple jurisdictions, and property possessed by those who was acting in concert with the defendant. While this measure contains a few bad provisions and could be made stronger by removing the $950 minimum, it serves as a step in the right direction to protecting property rights and ensuring public safety. Support is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Community. The Left has waged war on the law enforcement community in recent years. As a result, law enforcement entities nationwide have been severely diminished. Americans lack confidence in the justice system at both the federal and state and local level. ACI believes that public safety is best achieved through upholding the rule of law, support for strong law enforcement policies, and practical solutions that benefit communities.
AB 3129Assembly 20241x

Expanding Government Overreach in the Healthcare Industry by Providing the AG Power to Halt Acquisitions and Mergers of Health Care Facilities.

With DEMs
This measure provides the attorney general (AG) broad new authority to halt various healthcare transactions in the state. Specifically, the bill requires private equity groups (PEGs) and hedge funds to notify and obtain written consent from the AG before mergers or acquisitions of various health care facilities. New burdensome restrictions are imposed on arrangements between private equity sponsors, platform companies, and medical/dental groups, and notice requirements are created between private investors and medical providers with annual revenue between $4-25 million. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Life. Americans deserve a patient-centered healthcare system that empowers individuals to take control of their health decisions without onerous government regulations that drive up the cost of care. ACI supports healthcare policies that focus on protecting the unborn and vulnerable at all stage of life, while ensuring women and families have alternatives to abortion, better medical care, and ethical healthcare options.
AB 3233Assembly 20241x

Limiting American Energy Production by Allowing Localities to Ban Oil and Gas Operations.

With DEMs
This bill allows localities to limit or prohibit oil and gas operations/development in its jurisdiction. Under the bill, limitations and prohibitions can include, but are not limited to, limiting or prohibiting the methods and locations of oil and gas operations or development. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Liberty. Excessive government control stifles innovation, burdens businesses, and restricts individual liberty. Overregulation empowers government bureaucrats at the expense of free enterprise. ACI supports a limited government agenda that cuts unnecessary red tape, fosters competition, drives economic growth, and empowers individuals.
AB 846Assembly 20241x

Weakening Property Rights by Expanding Draconian Prohibitions on Rent Increases on Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Properties.

Against DEMs
This bill further expands the state''s cap on rent increases in many rental properties to include properties utilizing the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program. Under previous law, numerous rental properties were subjected to a 5% plus CPI rent increase limit, with a maximum increase of 10%, but did not cover deed-restricted "affordable homes." This bill requires the California Tax Allocation Committee to establish regulations that will limit rent increases for all LIHTC and private activity bond properties by June 30, 2025. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Community. Limited housing supply has driven up the cost of housing in the United States and is impacting people''s ability to achieve the American Dream. ACI supports lowering housing costs by cutting excessive zoning regulations - particularly at the local level - as well as reducing regulatory burdens and promoting innovative technology.
AB 98Assembly 20241x

Hindering Economic Growth and Infringing Property Rights Through Numerous Restrictions on New and Expanded Logistic Centers and Warehouses.

Against DEMs
This bill imposes overreaching regulations on manufacturing warehouses and local circulation plans. Specifically, the bill regulates new or expanded logistics uses, buildings where cargo, goods, or products are moved or stored for later distribution. Different development standards apply based on various factors, such as facility size, location of loading bays in relation to "sensitive receptors", existing zoning, and more. The bill also requires localities to update circulation element components to ensure truck routes avoid residential areas and implements new regulations regarding road signage and circulation elements. Localities who fail to meet these provisions are subject to a penalty up to $50,000 every six months until required updates are made. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Liberty. Excessive government control stifles innovation, burdens businesses, and restricts individual liberty. Overregulation empowers government bureaucrats at the expense of free enterprise. ACI supports a limited government agenda that cuts unnecessary red tape, fosters competition, drives economic growth, and empowers individuals.
SB 1047Assembly 20241x

Threatening Innovation by Imposing Training Requirements and Annual Audits on Artificial Intelligence (AI) Developers.

With DEMs
This bill implements several regulations on AI models, such as requiring developers to adopt extensive safety protocols before training AI models costing over $1 million. The bill also requires AI developers to comply with certain requirements before beginning to train specified "covered models" and compels developers to implement written safety and security protocols that are subject to liability, as well as implementing the capability to enact a full shutdown. Starting 2026, all large-scale AI developers would be required to undergo independent third-party audits annually to ensure compliance with the bill''s provisions. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Liberty. Excessive government control stifles innovation, burdens businesses, and restricts individual liberty. Overregulation empowers government bureaucrats at the expense of free enterprise. ACI supports a limited government agenda that cuts unnecessary red tape, fosters competition, drives economic growth, and empowers individuals.
SB 1174Assembly 20241x

Weakening Election Integrity by Prohibiting Local Voter ID Requirements.

Against DEMs
This bill weakens election integrity by prohibiting localities from requiring a voter to present identification to vote or submit a ballot at any polling place, vote center, or any other location where ballots are cast or submitted. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Liberty. Election integrity is an essential component of democracy under our nation''s constitutional republic. ACI opposes efforts to undermine the election process by weakening protections to prevent voter fraud. ACI strongly supports maintaining strong safeguards against voter fraud to ensure free and fair elections.
SB 1193Assembly 20241x

Increasing Consumer Costs and Advancing Government Overreach in the Private Sector by Banning the Sale of Leaded Aviation Fuel.

Against DEMs
This bill prohibits any airport operator or aviation retail establishment that provides gasoline for use in the state from selling, distributing, or otherwise making available leaded aviation gasoline to consumers, beginning in 2031. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Liberty. Excessive government control stifles innovation, burdens businesses, and restricts individual liberty. Overregulation empowers government bureaucrats at the expense of free enterprise. ACI supports a limited government agenda that cuts unnecessary red tape, fosters competition, drives economic growth, and empowers individuals.
SB 37Assembly 20241x

Growing Government Dependency and Out-of-Control Spending Through a $500 Million Pilot Program to Subsidize Housing.

Against DEMs
This bill establishes the Older Adults and Adults with Disabilities Housing Stability Pilot Program to provide grants in up to five counties for housing subsidies for older adults and adults with disabilities who are homeless or at risk of being homeless. The author of the bill submitted a $500 million budget request to fund the program for four years, however funding for this bill was not included in the final annual budget. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Community. Limited housing supply has driven up the cost of housing in the United States and is impacting people''s ability to achieve the American Dream. ACI supports lowering housing costs by cutting excessive zoning regulations - particularly at the local level - as well as reducing regulatory burdens and promoting innovative technology.
SB 867Assembly 20241x

Fueling Out-of-Control Spending and Indebting Taxpayers by Issuing $10 Billion in Bonds for Climate and Environmental Projects.

With DEMs
This bill would issue $10 billion in bonds (debt) to finance various climate and environmental projects. This includes $3.8 billion for water projects, $1.2 billion for "biodiversity protection and nature-based climate solution programs," $700 million for park creation and outdoor access programs, and $1.2 billion to "address sea level rise." The bill also funds reintroducing salmon into cold water habitats, providing grants to research facilities, museums, and zoos, and more. This is estimated to cost taxpayers $400 million a year for the next 40 years, or $16 billion in total. The bonds were subjected to voter approval in November 2024. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Liberty. Excessive government spending and the increasing national debt are a serious threat to America''s stability and is an unjust burden on future generations of Americans. The enormous national debt weakens the US economy and makes the country vulnerable to foreign adversaries such as China, which currently holds significant US debt. ACI strongly supports fiscal responsibility in government spending, reducing the size of the government, and overall spending cuts.
SB 897Assembly 20241x

Improving Educational Outcomes and Slightly Expanding School Choice by Making Permanent the Cross-District Open Enrollment Policy.

With DEMs
This bill expands school choice by removing the sunset date on the District of Choice program, which allows public school students to transfer to districts other than their assigned ones. The bill does implement reporting requirements for school districts to inform their county office of education (COE) of student transfers, enrollment, and more. Support is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Community. Education is fundamental to upward mobility and overall success. ACI supports school choice policies (including charter schools, vouchers, education savings accounts, and homeschooling) and that parents should have the right to choose the best educational solution for their children.
SB 905Assembly 20241x

Protecting Property Rights and Strengthening Law and Order by Closing the "Locked Door Loophole" Related to Auto Burglary.

With DEMs
Under current law, to convict a suspect of auto burglary, prosecutors must prove that not only did the person enter the vehicle without permission or did so forcibly, but also that the vehicle was locked. This bill closes the "locked door loophole" by creating the crime of unlawful entry of a vehicle, where forcible entry is sufficient to prove the crime of auto burglary. Additionally, the bill allows prosecution of individuals holding more than $950 of stolen goods intended for sale. Support is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Community. The Left has waged war on the law enforcement community in recent years. As a result, law enforcement entities nationwide have been severely diminished. Americans lack confidence in the justice system at both the federal and state and local level. ACI believes that public safety is best achieved through upholding the rule of law, support for strong law enforcement policies, and practical solutions that benefit communities.
SB 1053Assembly 20241x

Hiking Consumer Costs by Expanding the Prohibition on Plastic Bags in Grocery Stores to Include Reusable Plastic Bags.

Neutral
This bill is designed to prohibit the use of reusable plastic bags, which stores have used to circumvent the original ban on single-use plastic bags in 2016. Under the bill, stores are prohibited from providing, distributing, or selling any carryout bag that is not a recycled paper bag. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Liberty. Excessive government control stifles innovation, burdens businesses, and restricts individual liberty. Overregulation empowers government bureaucrats at the expense of free enterprise. ACI supports a limited government agenda that cuts unnecessary red tape, fosters competition, drives economic growth, and empowers individuals.
SB 440Assembly 20241x

Increasing Government Central Planning and Tax Burdens Through Regional Housing Finance Agencies Empowered to Impose Taxes and Issue Bonds for "Affordable Housing".

Neutral
This bill authorizes localities to establish "Regional Housing Finance Agencies" and empowers regions to impose various special taxes and/or issue bonds (debt) to generate funds for affordable housing. The bonds are subject to voter approval. The bill allows the finance agency to establish various financing districts, acquire and manage property and land, collect data, and more. Oppose is the ACI position based on the cornerstone of Community. Limited housing supply has driven up the cost of housing in the United States and is impacting people''s ability to achieve the American Dream. ACI supports lowering housing costs by cutting excessive zoning regulations - particularly at the local level - as well as reducing regulatory burdens and promoting innovative technology.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Asm. Jasmeet Kaur Bains's voting record?

Asm. Jasmeet Kaur Bains (D-CA-35) earned a 31% National Democrat Platform score for 2024, showing limited alignment with Democratic Party Platform principles. Jasmeet Kaur Bains voted on 26 of the 28 substantive bills scored by Dem Platform in 2024. Jasmeet Kaur Bains represents the 35th District in the California State Assembly.

How aligned is Jasmeet Kaur Bains with Democratic Party Platform principles?

Jasmeet Kaur Bains earned a 31% National Democrat Platform score in 2024, showing limited alignment with Democratic Party Platform principles.

What is Jasmeet Kaur Bains's Dem Platform score?

Jasmeet Kaur Bains has a 31% Dem Platform score for 2024.

Where does Jasmeet Kaur Bains serve?

Asm. Jasmeet Kaur Bains (D-CA-35) represents the 35th District in the California State Assembly as a Democrat.

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