The 2003–2004 session was a session of the California State Legislature.

Major legislation

Enacted

California Shine the Light Law (S.B. 27), a landmark privacy law governing customers' rights in a business's disclosure of personal information to third parties.

California State Legislature, 2003–2004 session

Pending or failed

Vetoed

Members

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Senate

Democrats: 25

Republicans: 15

The party affiliation and district numbers of Senators are listed after their names in this list.

California State Legislature, 2003–2004 session

President Pro Tem: John L. Burton (D-3) Majority Leader: Don Perata (D-9) Minority Leader: Jim Brulte (R-31) to May 10, 2004; Dick Ackerman (R-33) from May 10, 2004

California State Legislature, 2003–2004 session

Assembly

Democrats: 48

Republicans: 32

Officers

Speaker Fabian Núñez (D-46) from February 9, 2004

Herb J. Wesson, Jr. (D-47) to February 9, 2004

Speaker pro Tempore Christine Kehoe (D-76) Assistant Speaker pro Tempore Leland Yee (D-12) Majority Leader Wilma Chan (D-16) Majority Floor Leader Marco Antonio Firebaugh (D-50) Minority Floor Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-32) from January 5, 2004 Dave Cox (R-5) to January 5, 2004 Chief Clerk E. Dotson Wilson Sergeant at Arms Ronald Pane

Analysis of Bills

Full list of members, 2003-2004

The party affiliation and district numbers of Assembly members are listed after their names in this list.

Greg Aghazarian (R-26) Patricia C. Bates (R-73) John J. Benoit (R-64) Patty Berg (D-1) Rudy Bermúdez (D-56) Russ Bogh (R-65) Ronald S. Calderon (D-58) John Campbell (R-70) Joseph Canciamilla (D-11) Wilma Chan (D-16) Ed Chavez (D-57) Judy Chu (D-49) Dave Cogdill (R-25) Rebecca Cohn (D-24) Ellen M. Corbett (D-18) Lou Correa (D-69) Dave Cox (R-5) Lynn Daucher (R-72) Manny Diaz (D-23) John A. Dutra (D-20) Robert D. Dutton (R-63) Mervyn M. Dymally (D-52) Marco Antonio Firebaugh (D-50) Dario Frommer (D-43) Bonnie Garcia (R-80) Jackie Goldberg (D-45) Loni Hancock (D-14) Tom Harman (R-67) Ray Haynes (R-66) Jerome Horton (D-51) Shirley Horton (R-78) Guy S. Houston (R-15) Hannah-Beth Jackson (D-35) Rick Keene (R-3) Christine Kehoe (D-76) Paul Koretz (D-42) Jay La Suer (R-77) John Laird (D-27) Doug LaMalfa (R-2) Mark Leno (D-13) Tim Leslie (R-4) Lloyd E. Levine (D-40) Sally J. Lieber (D-22) Carol Liu (D-44) John Longville (D-62) Alan Lowenthal (D-54) Ken Maddox (R-68) Abel Maldonado (R-33) Barbara S. Matthews (D-17) Bill Maze (R-34) Kevin McCarthy (R-32) Cindy Montañez (D-39) Dennis Mountjoy (R-59) Gene Mullin (D-19) Alan Nakanishi (R-10) George Nakano (D-53) Joe Nation (D-6) Gloria Negrete McLeod (D-61) Fabian Núñez (D-46) Jenny Oropeza (D-55) Robert Pacheco (R-60) Nicole Parra (D-30) Fran Pavley (D-41) George A. Plescia (R-75) Sarah Reyes (D-31) Keith Richman (R-38) Mark Ridley-Thomas (D-48) Sharon Runner (R-36) Simon Salinas (D-28) Steven N. Samuelian (R-29) S. Joseph Simitian (D-21) Todd Spitzer (R-71) Darrell Steinberg (D-9) Tony Strickland (R-37) Juan Vargas (D-79) Herb J. Wesson, Jr. (D-47) Pat Wiggins (D-7) Lois Wolk (D-8) Mark Wyland (R-74) Leland Yee (D-12)

See also

List of California state legislatures

2003-2004

2003 in sports in California

2004 in California

California

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