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AB 109

Budget Act of 2026.

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Jesse Gabriel

California's 2025 Budget Act allocates state funding across government agencies and programs; passed Assembly 53-17, now in Senate committee review.

Chaptered by Secretary of State - Chapter 19, Statutes of 2026.
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Bill Summary · AB 109

Legislative bill overview

AB 109 is California's Budget Act of 2025, the state's primary annual budget legislation that allocates funds across all state government operations and programs. Introduced by Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel, the bill passed the Assembly in March 2025 with bipartisan support (53-17) and is currently moving through Senate committee review.

Why is this important

The Budget Act is among the most consequential legislation California passes annually, determining funding levels for education, healthcare, infrastructure, social services, and public safety. The passage and Senate consideration of this bill directly affects how billions in state resources are deployed and which programs receive priority funding.

Potential points of contention

  • Revenue assumptions and deficits: California often faces structural budget challenges; disagreements likely exist over revenue projections and whether proposed spending is sustainable
  • Program prioritization: Different constituencies advocate for increased funding in competing areas (education, healthcare, housing, homelessness, etc.), creating trade-off debates
  • Accountability and oversight: Questions may arise regarding how funds are monitored, reported on, and whether spending achieves intended outcomes

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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