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Campus Assembly Senate Bakersfield Shannon Grove (R-34) Jean Fuller (R-16) Rudy Salas (D-32) Andy Vidak (R-14) Channel Islands Jacqui Irwin (D-44) Hannah-Beth Jackson (D-19) Das Williams (D-37) Fran Pavley (D-27) Chico James Gallagher (R-3) Jim Nielsen (R-4) Brian Dahle (R-1) Ted Gaines (R-1) Dominguez Hills Mike Gipson (D-64) Isadore Hall (D-35) Autumn Burke (D-62) Ben Allen (D-26) Sebastian Ridley-Thomas (D-54) Holly Mitchell (D-30) David Hadley (R-66) Anthony Rendon (D-63) East Bay Bill Quirk (D-20) Bob Wieckowski (D-10) Catharine Baker (R-16) Vacant (D-7) Susan Bonilla (D-14) Loni Hancock (D-9) Rob Bonta (D-18) Tony Thurmond (D-15) Fresno Jim Patterson (R-23) Tom Berryhill (R-8) Henry Perea (D-31) Andy Vidak (R-14) Rudy Salas (D-32) Devon Mathis (R-26) Franklin Bigelow (R-5) Fullerton Young Kim (R-65) Bob Huff (R-29) Eric Linder (R-60) Janet Nguyen (R-34) Donald Wagner (R-68) John Moorlach (R-37) William Brough (R-73) Tom Daly (D-69) Humboldt Jim Wood (D-2) Mike McGuire (D-2) Brian Dahle (R-1) Long Beach Patrick O'Donnell (D-70) Tony Mendoza (D-32) Travis Allen (R-72) Ricardo Lara (D-33) Matthew Harper (R-74) Cristina Garcia (D-58) David Hadley (R-66) Los Angeles Jimmy Gomez (D-51) Kevin de León (D-24) Chris Holden (D-41) Carol Liu (D-25) Richard Bloom (D-50) Ed Hernandez (D-22) Ian Calderon (D-57) Miguel Santiago (D-53) Ed Chau (D-49) Reginald Jones-Sawyer Sr. (D-59) Maritime Academy Susan Bonilla (D-14) Lois Wolk (D-3) Jim Frazier (D-11) Bill Dodd (D-4) Monterey Bay Mark Stone (D-29) Bill Monning (D-17) Luis Alejo (D-30) Anthony Cannella (R-12) Northridge Matt Dababneh (45) Bob Hertzberg (D-18) Mike Gatto (D-43) Fran Pavley (D-27) Adrin Nazarian (D-46) Sharon Runner (R-21) Scott Wilk (R-38) Tom Lackey (R-36) Patty Lopez (D-39) Pomona Freddie Rodriguez (D-52) Connie Leyva (D-20) Ling-Ling Chang (R-55) Bob Huff (R-29) Roger Hernandez (D-48) Ed Hernandez (D-22) Sacramento Kevin McCarty (D-7) Dr. Richard Pan (D-6) Jim Cooper (D-9) Ted Gaines (R-1) Ken Cooley (D-8) Beth Gaines (R-6) Frank Bigelow (R-5) San Bernardino Marc Steinorth (R-40) Mike Morrell (R-23) Chad Mayes (R-42) Sharon Runner (R-21) Jose Medina (D-61) Richard Roth (D-31) Eduardo Garcia (D-56) Jeff Stone (R-28) Jay Obernolte (R-33) Connie Leyva (D-20) Cheryl Brown (D-47) San Diego Shirley Weber (D-79) Marty Block (D-39) Lorena Gonzalez (D-80) Ben Hueso (D-40) Toni Atkins (D-78) Brian Maienshein (R-77) Brian Jones (R-71) San Francisco Phil Ting (D-19) Mark Leno (D-11) David Chiu (D-17) Jerry Hill (D-13) Kevin Mullin (D-22) San Jose Nora Campos (D-27) Jim Beall (D-15) Evan Low (D-28) Jerry Hill (D-13) Richard Gordon (D-24) Kansen Chu (D-25) Mark Stone (D-29) San Luis Obispo Katcho Achadjian (R-35) Bill Monning (D-17) Das Williams (D-37) San Marcos Marie Waldron (R-75) Joel Anderson (R-38) Melissa Melendez (R-67) Patricia Bates (R-36) Rocky Chavez (R-76) Jeff Stone (R-28) Sonoma Bill Dodd (D-4) Lois Wolk (D-3) Jim Wood (D-2) Mike McGuire (D-2) Marc Levine (D-10) Stanislaus Kristin Olsen (R-12) Tom Berryhill (R-8) Adam Gray (D-21) Cathleen Galgiani (D-5) Susan Talamantes Eggman (D-13) Anthony Cannella (R-12) *Members who signed a letter in support of additional funding for the CSU. .

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