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California State Senate Report of the Senate Rules Committee Summary of Expenditures Paid from Senate Operating Fund 12/1/2018 - 02/28/2019 California State Senate Report of the Senate Rules Committee Summary of Expenditures Paid from Senate Operating Fund 12/1/2018 - 02/28/2019 Total Committee & Caucus & Floor General Overhead & Category Description Expenditures Members Research Leadership Support Services Employee Salaries & Benefits 25,015,802.70 12,359,500.96 6,505,076.63 1,920,091.47 4,231,133.64 Member Travel & Living IN 59,029.20 59,029.20 .00 .00 .00 Member Travel & Living OUT 4,883.75 4,883.75 .00 .00 .00 Member Travel - Session 44,834.18 44,834.18 .00 .00 .00 Employee Travel - Per Diem 242,964.89 169,829.34 10,956.13 7,072.45 55,106.97 Automobile Expense 200,560.47 14,533.30 1,055.20 1,136.52 183,835.45 Automobile Repairs 12,116.79 .00 .00 .00 12,116.79 Building Expense 558,134.40 524,945.10 .00 .00 33,189.30 Telephone -49.00 .00 .00 .00 -49.00 Postage .00 29,697.12 80.35 .00 -29,777.47 Freight 15,961.23 13,184.92 133.76 140.69 2,501.86 Office Supplies 37,712.38 24,647.59 2,423.79 480.81 10,160.19 Printing & Duplicating 66,506.69 37,336.59 14,730.44 1,029.91 13,409.75 Publications 13,429.66 8,672.22 3,040.89 455.96 1,260.59 Equipment & Furnishings 2,607.80 .00 .00 .00 2,607.80 Study Contracts 1,200.00 1,200.00 .00 .00 .00 Meals -758.65 .00 .00 .00 -758.65 Ceremonies and Events 2,895.39 .00 .00 .00 2,895.39 Miscellaneous 440,573.04 35,537.66 26,123.48 258.80 378,653.10 TOTAL Accounting Year-to-Date: 26,718,404.92 13,327,831.93 6,563,620.67 1,930,666.61 4,896,285.71 Senate Operating Fund AB23 Summary of Expenditures for Members' Offices Accounting Year Expenditures 12/1/2018 - 02/28/2019 Total Session Total Employee Expenditures Per Diem Expenditures Salaries & Member's Member's (All Funds) (Gen Fund) (Operating Fund) Benefits Office Travel IN Travel OUT Senator Benjamin Allen 426,511.67 10,050.00 416,461.67 389,870.16 393.28 .00 Senator Bob Archuleta 268,901.36 10,050.00 258,851.36 239,803.42 .00 .00 Senator Toni Atkins 322,652.39 10,050.00 312,602.39 301,758.68 1,628.20 .00 Senator Patricia Bates 367,589.08 10,050.00 357,539.08 329,769.14 998.18 .00 Senator Jim Beall 383,866.29 10,050.00 373,816.29 343,523.21 3,094.17 .00 Senator Andreas Borgeas 384,547.85 10,050.00 374,497.85 356,035.92 1,321.82 .00 Senator Steven Bradford 246,606.76 10,050.00 236,556.76 211,636.02 3,625.79 1,911.70 Senator Anna M. Caballero 282,677.98 10,050.00 272,627.98 259,245.37 3,808.28 .00 Senator Ling Ling Chang 273,003.97 9,246.00 263,757.97 239,143.16 .00 .00 Senator Bill Dodd 352,962.53 10,050.00 342,912.53 309,599.66 2,404.61 .00 Senator Maria Elena Durazo 230,127.04 9,648.00 220,479.04 194,649.04 .00 .00 Senator Ted Gaines 152,227.71 .00 152,227.71 139,871.05 480.41 .00 Senator Cathleen Galgiani 361,526.49 10,050.00 351,476.49 345,791.05 1,219.66 .00 Senator Steven M. Glazer 376,059.25 .00 376,059.25 344,578.11 383.48 .00 Senator Shannon Grove 254,020.72 10,050.00 243,970.72 227,601.66 .00 .00 Senator Robert Hertzberg 390,999.64 10,050.00 380,949.64 359,845.38 3,173.81 .00 Senator Jerry Hill 496,567.85 10,050.00 486,517.85 443,536.17 1,314.12 .00 Senator Ben Hueso 370,982.03 10,050.00 360,932.03 339,150.51 667.00 .00 Senator Melissa Hurtado 207,772.58 10,050.00 197,722.58 185,255.33 1,042.30 .00 Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson 410,451.89 9,849.00 400,602.89 363,921.38 596.57 .00 Senator Brian W. Jones 305,118.75 10,050.00 295,068.75 275,483.66 1,340.23 .00 Senator Ricardo Lara 178,060.34 201.00 177,859.34 157,543.41 2,270.90 1,196.40 Senator Connie M. Leyva 434,120.37 10,050.00 424,070.37 390,088.91 923.00 .00 Senator Mike McGuire 378,300.67 10,050.00 368,250.67 337,827.92 1,763.14 .00 Senator Holly Mitchell 432,477.72 9,849.00 422,628.72 405,065.04 928.30 1,775.65 Senator William W. Monning 282,645.75 10,050.00 272,595.75 243,118.81 2,577.65 .00 Senator John M. W. Moorlach 353,532.95 10,050.00 343,482.95 319,344.53 726.40 .00 Senator Mike Morrell 344,295.64 9,849.00 334,446.64 308,911.81 762.48 .00 Senator Jim Nielsen 472,128.61 10,050.00 462,078.61 433,902.32 3,428.57 .00 Senator Richard Pan 388,454.25 10,050.00 378,404.25 358,889.74 470.80 .00 Senator Anthony Portantino 395,966.08 10,050.00 385,916.08 353,563.08 1,239.00 .00 Senator Richard D. Roth 391,779.48 9,648.00 382,131.48 352,527.40 1,232.80 .00 Senator Susan Rubio 207,557.13 10,050.00 197,507.13 179,999.39 915.60 .00 Senator Nancy Skinner 317,342.92 10,050.00 307,292.92 301,560.82 .00 .00 Senator Henry Stern 326,992.16 9,849.00 317,143.16 277,249.76 1,321.97 .00 Senator Jeff Stone 365,373.94 10,050.00 355,323.94 330,978.29 949.18 .00 Senator Thomas J. Umberg 178,430.31 10,050.00 168,380.31 146,984.47 1,727.32 .00 Senator Bob Wieckowski 359,205.46 10,050.00 349,155.46 324,899.88 979.21 .00 Senator Scott Wiener 304,782.00 10,050.00 294,732.00 287,777.80 2,869.18 .00 Senator Scott Wilk 427,656.93 10,050.00 417,606.93 385,627.78 1,149.00 .00 Retired Members 293,194.39 .00 293,194.39 263,571.72 5,302.79 .00 TOTAL Accounting Year: 13,697,470.93 369,639.00 13,327,831.93 12,359,500.96 59,029.20 4,883.75 Senate Operating Fund AB23 Summary of Expenditures for Members' Offices Accounting Year Expenditures 12/1/2018 - 02/28/2019 Member's 1st Session Employee Senate Car Senate Car Senate Car Office Class Airfare Travel Travel Expense Rental Maintenance Gas Senator Benjamin Allen .00 1,359.70 8,114.23 .00 .00 .00 Senator Bob Archuleta .00 1,781.42 471.61 .00 .00 .00 Senator Toni Atkins .00 2,029.41 5,355.85 .00 .00 .00 Senator Patricia Bates .00 2,291.43 1,591.43 .00 .00 .00 Senator Jim Beall .00 .00 2,030.14 .00 .00 .00 Senator Andreas Borgeas .00 .00 695.79 .00 .00 .00 Senator Steven Bradford .00 1,991.50 1,913.20 .00 .00 .00 Senator Anna M. Caballero .00 .00 357.26 .00 .00 .00 Senator Ling Ling Chang .00 1,616.80 4,468.05 .00 .00 .00 Senator Bill Dodd .00 .00 5,408.09 .00 .00 .00 Senator Maria Elena Durazo .00 2,144.40 1,713.83 .00 .00 .00 Senator Ted Gaines .00 .00 125.12 .00 .00 .00 Senator Cathleen Galgiani .00 .00 256.27 .00 .00 .00 Senator Steven M. Glazer .00 .00 1,052.20 .00 .00 .00 Senator Shannon Grove .00 .00 526.89 .00 .00 .00 Senator Robert Hertzberg .00 2,382.60 11,461.53 .00 .00 .00 Senator Jerry Hill .00 .00 2,537.85 .00 .00 .00 Senator Ben Hueso .00 1,770.20 2,716.21 .00 .00 .00 Senator Melissa Hurtado .00 .00 798.60 .00 .00 .00 Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson .00 2,147.40 7,169.15 .00 .00 .00 Senator Brian W. Jones .00 1,968.40 1,893.12 .00 .00 .00 Senator Ricardo Lara .00 671.60 5,726.23 .00 .00 .00 Senator Connie M. Leyva .00 2,144.40 4,012.85 .00 .00 .00 Senator Mike McGuire .00 .00 9,810.72 .00 .00 .00 Senator Holly Mitchell .00 663.80 8,198.22 .00 .00 .00 Senator William W. Monning .00 .00 6,761.95 .00 .00 .00 Senator John M. W. Moorlach .00 2,291.43 5,716.02 .00 .00 .00 Senator Mike Morrell .00 1,896.10 3,424.16 .00 .00 .00 Senator Jim Nielsen .00 .00 4,812.19 .00 .00 .00 Senator Richard Pan .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 Senator Anthony Portantino .00 2,144.50 10,480.27 .00 .00 .00 Senator Richard D. Roth .00 2,621.00 3,176.40 .00 .00 .00 Senator Susan Rubio .00 2,144.50 1,430.80 .00 .00 .00 Senator Nancy Skinner .00 .00 1,848.25 .00 .00 .00 Senator Henry Stern .00 2,052.40 12,810.37 .00 .00 .00 Senator Jeff Stone .00 2,042.40 9,139.45 .00 .00 .00 Senator Thomas J.
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