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AB 1657

Domestic violence: restraining orders.

Became law · by Rogers · full text and history

Latest floor vote

Senate floor, 2026-08-17: (PASS), 40 ayes, 0 noes, 0 not voting · Assembly 3rd Reading AB1657 Rogers et al. By Grove

Aye (40): Aisha Wahab D, Akilah Weber Pierson D, Angelique Ashby D, Anna Caballero D, Benjamin Allen D, Bob Archuleta D, Brian Jones R, Caroline Menjivar D, Catherine Blakespear D, Christopher Cabaldon D, Dave Cortese D, Eloise Gómez Reyes D, Henry Stern D, Jerry McNerney D, Jesse Arreguín D, John Laird D, Josh Becker D, Kelly Seyarto R, Laura Richardson D, Lena Gonzalez D, Lola Smallwood-Cuevas D, Maria Elena Durazo D, Marie Alvarado-Gil R, Megan Dahle R, Melissa Hurtado D, Mike McGuire D, Monique Limón D, Roger Niello R, Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh R, Sabrina Cervantes D, Sasha Renée Pérez D, Scott Wiener D, Shannon Grove R, Stephen Padilla D, Steven Choi R, Susan Rubio D, Suzette Martinez Valladares R, Thomas Umberg D, Timothy Grayson D, Tony Strickland R

Who lobbied on it

3 lobbyist employers, lobbying firms and others name AB 1657 in their reports since 2025 (not their position). Linked: those who gave to two or more 2026 state candidates.

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Every recorded vote

DateWhereResultAyesNoes
2026-03-10Asm Judiciary
Do pass as amended.
(PASS)120
2026-05-04Assembly floor
AB 1657 Rogers Assembly Third Reading
(PASS)760
2026-06-09Sen Judiciary
Do pass
(PASS)120
2026-08-17Senate floor
Assembly 3rd Reading AB1657 Rogers et al. By Grove
(PASS)400