Talk:Members of the California State Legislature

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Why are these horizontal? They would be much easier to read if they didn't scroll beyond the right side of the page... Chadlupkes 00:31, 11 November 2007 (UTC)

Um, vertical charts would also scroll beyond the right side of the page. There's a lot of legislators and a lot of sessions. OCNative (talk) 01:49, 26 December 2008 (UTC)

1964 Session

PARTIAL LISTING

X = Incumbant; U = Unopposed

Senate Session	District
	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	11th	12th	13th	14th	15th	16th	17th	18th	19th	20th	21st	22nd	23rd	24th	25th	26th	27th	28th	29th	30th	31st	32nd	33rd	34th	35th	36th	37th	38th	39th	40th
1995-1996	Stanley Arnold X		Carl L. Christensen		Edwin J. Regan		Paul J. Lundardi		John C. Begovich		Samuel R. Geddes		John F. McCarthy		Luther E. Gibson		George Miller, Jr.		Albert S. Rodda		Richard J. Dolwig		Donald L. Grunsky		Fred S. Farr		Robert D. Williams		Vernon L. Sturgeon		Alvin C. Weingand		Robert J. Lagomarsino		John G. Schmitz		Gordon Cologne		Aaron W. Quick

Hard to read and takes forever to load . . .

. . . also it crashed my browser. Why not divide into the two houses, one article for each? There are dozens of early legislators left out. Really, this chart does nobody any favors. Your friend, GeorgeLouis (talk) 00:16, 23 May 2011 (UTC)

Summary of data

I have gone to the bother of summarizing this mountain of data in to a by-party tally.

Key: D: Democrat R: Republican I: Independent P: Progressive G: Green V: Vacant

Summary of California Senate:

36th (1905) D: 5 R: 34 I: 1
37th (1907) D: 7 R: 33
38th (1909) D: 10 R: 30
39th (1911) D: 10 R: 30
40th (1913) D: 10 R: 30
41st (1915) D: 11 R: 20 P: 9
42nd (1917) D: 10 R: 22 P: 8
43rd (1919) D: 9 R: 31
44th (1921) D: 7 R: 33
45th (1923) D: 5 R: 35
46th (1925) D: 4 R: 36
47th (1927) D: 6 R: 34
48th (1929) D: 6 R: 34
49th (1931) D: 3 R: 35 V: 2
50th (1933) D: 5 R: 35
51st (1935) D: 8 R: 32
52nd (1937) D: 15 R: 25
53rd (1939) D: 18 R: 22
54th (1941) D: 16 R: 24
55th (1943) D: 17 R: 23
56th (1945) D: 15 R: 25
       1947 D: 13 R: 26 I: 1
       1948 D: 11 R: 27 I: 2
       1949 D: 13 R: 25 I: 2
       1950 D: 13 R: 25 I: 2
       1951 D: 12 R: 27 I: 1
       1952 D: 12 R: 27 I: 1
       1953 D: 13 R: 27
       1954 D: 14 R: 26
       1955 D: 17 R: 23
       1956 D: 19 R: 21
       1957 D: 20 R: 20
       1958 D: 20 R: 20
       1959 D: 24 R: 16
       1960 D: 24 R: 16
       1961 D: 28 R: 12
       1962 D: 28 R: 12
       1963 D: 27 R: 13
       1964 D: 27 R: 13
       1965 D: 26 R: 14
       1966 D: 26 R: 14
       1967 D: 21 R: 19
       1968 D: 20 R: 20
       1969 D: 20 R: 20
       1970 D: 20 R: 20
       1971 D: 21 R: 19
       1972 D: 21 R: 19
  1973-1974 D: 20 R: 20
  1975-1976 D: 25 R: 15
  1977-1978 D: 26 R: 14
  1979-1980 D: 24 R: 16
  1981-1982 D: 23 R: 17
  1983-1984 D: 25 R: 15
  1985-1986 D: 25 R: 15
  1987-1988 D: 23 R: 16 I: 1
  1989-1990 D: 24 R: 15 I: 1
  1991-1992 D: 26 R: 13 I: 1
  1993-1994 D: 20 R: 18 I: 2
  1995-1996 D: 22 R: 16 I: 2
  1997-1998 D: 23 R: 16 I: 1
  1999-2000 D: 25 R: 15
  2001-2002 D: 26 R: 14
  2003-2004 D: 25 R: 15
  2005-2006 D: 25 R: 15
  2007-2008 D: 25 R: 15
  2009-2010 D: 25 R: 15
  2011-2012 D: 25 R: 15
  2013-2014 D: 27 R: 11 V: 2

Summary of California Assembly:

     1969 D: 40 R: 40
     1970 D: 40 R: 40
     1971 D: 43 R: 37
     1972 D: 43 R: 37
1973-1974 D: 50 R: 30
1975-1976 D: 56 R: 24
1977-1978 D: 58 R: 22
1979-1980 D: 50 R: 30
1981-1982 D: 48 R: 32
1983-1984 D: 47 R: 33
1985-1986 D: 46 R: 34
1987-1988 D: 43 R: 37
1989-1990 D: 46 R: 34
1991-1992 D: 46 R: 34
1993-1994 D: 47 R: 33
1995-1996 D: 38 R: 42
1997-1998 D: 43 R: 37
1999-2000 D: 47 R: 32 G: 1
2001-2002 D: 50 R: 30
2003-2004 D: 48 R: 32
2005-2006 D: 48 R: 32
2007-2008 D: 48 R: 32
2009-2010 D: 50 R: 29 I: 1
2011-2012 D: 52 R: 28
2013-2014 D: 55 R: 25

Samboy (talk) 05:30, 20 February 2013 (UTC)

Bad link in References

Legislative History - California State Capitol Museum is no longer a valid link and I have been unable to find a replacement. The Ukulele Guy - Aggie80 (talk) 14:21, 26 June 2013 (UTC)

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History? What came before these lists?

These lists are not marked as incomplete, but I can't find any indication of what preceded them. According to this page, the California State Senate started in 1905, and the California State Assembly started in 1969. The relevant articles only say that the State Senate existed before 1967 and the Assembly seems to have no history prior to 1997 other than this list which shows it started in 1969. I'm not sure if I am highlighting a failure of California editors to provide appropriate cross-links to articles I didn't find, there are huge holes in the history of this legislature, or if there was something different in the early years of California. Could someone who knows (or knows how to find the right references) please write a few paragraphs to explain how things fitted into history? I came here as a consequence of trying to sort out the entries in disambiguation page John Cain and noticed that one of the Californians does not have birth or death dates, time in the legislature, nor any inbound links from lists of members. John Edward Cain does not say what district he served, so I assume there was something other than districts then? Thank you. --Scott Davis ^Talk 10:44, 21 January 2019 (UTC)