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California State Senate

Senator Tom Umberg

SeatSenate District 34
PartyDemocratic
Capitol officeRoom 7510 · 1021 O Street
Mailing address1021 O St. Suite 7510, Sacramento, CA 95814
Capitol phone916-651-4034
Write tosenator.umberg@senate.ca.gov (official address)
TenureServing since December 3, 2018

Committees 6

Bills, 2025–2026 session 49 as principal author · 142 as coauthor

All 49 bills as principal author ›

Coauthor of AB 1043, AB 1130, AB 1454, AB 1572, AB 1770, AB 2071, AB 2115, AB 2156, AB 2294, AB 2341, AB 2541, AB 46 and 130 more.

Bills and sponsors: Open States bulk data (public domain dedication), 2026-10-public.pgdump; status is read from the official actions. About the momentum score

Effectiveness 2025–26 session

1.315th of 39 in the Senate
89th percentile
Bills & joint resolutions authored36
… passed committee / chamber / both36 / 31 / 26
… became law21
Carried in the other chamber (became law)0 (0)
Points vs. Senate majority average255 ÷ 193.97 = 1.31
Most-authored topicsHealth & mental health (8), Courts & civil law (6), Elections & ethics (5)

Senate rankings · How the score works. A count of bill progress, not a judgment of the member's work.

Closest allies co-authorship, 2025–26

“Written together” = 2025–2026 session bills and joint resolutions on which both are principal author or coauthor (measures with more than 60 sponsors are left out). Sharing bills does not imply a personal or political alliance.

District 34

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Los Angeles, Orange
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Tom Lackey (34), Juan Carrillo (39), Pilar Schiavo (40), John Harabedian (41), Jacqui Irwin (42), Celeste Rodriguez (43), Nick Schultz (44), Jesse Gabriel (46), Blanca Rubio (48), Mike Fong (49), Rick Zbur (51), Jessica Caloza (52), Michelle Rodriguez (53), Mark González (54), Isaac Bryan (55), Lisa Calderon (56), Sade Elhawary (57), Phillip Chen (59), Tina McKinnor (61), José Solache (62), Blanca Pacheco (64), Mike Gipson (65), Al Muratsuchi (66), Sharon Quirk-Silva (67), Avelino Valencia (68), Josh Lowenthal (69), Tri Ta (70), Kate Sanchez (71), Diane Dixon (72), Cottie Petrie-Norris (73), Laurie Davies (74)
Senate District 34 and neighboursSenate District 19: Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh (R)Senate District 22: Susan Rubio (D)Senate District 24: Ben Allen (D)Senate District 25: Sasha Pérez (D)Senate District 26: María Elena Durazo (D)Senate District 28: Lola Smallwood-Cuevas (D)Senate District 29: Eloise Reyes (D)Senate District 30: Bob Archuleta (D)Senate District 31: Sabrina Cervantes (D)Senate District 32: Kelly Seyarto (R)Senate District 33: Lena Gonzalez (D)Senate District 34: Tom Umberg (D)Senate District 35: Laura Richardson (D)Senate District 36: Tony Strickland (R)Senate District 37: Steve Choi (R)Senate District 38: Catherine Blakespear (D)RiversideLos AngelesSan BernardinoOrange19222425262829303132333435363738
District 34 outlined; neighbours link to their members. Full map › · Census 2024 boundaries, simplified.

Official district map: see the official Senate page.

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