Chris Rogers

Democrat, State Assembly

District 2, Ukiah

Time in office:

Assembly: 2024-present

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News coverage of Chris Rogers

Bio

Chris Rogers, 38, was a Santa Rosa city councilmember and the city’s mayor. He has close ties to the Legislature and its leadership, having formerly served as the campaign manager for former Sen. President Pro Tem Mike McGuire. Rogers also worked on McGuire’s staff and for other legislators. He worked for almost five years as a policy and legislative advocate for Ygrene Energy Fund, a company that finances green energy projects. A former personal trainer, he has a master’s degree in public administration from Sonoma State University. He’s married.

Bill Activity

Of 38 bills:

9 Passed

6 Failed

23 Pending

For this session year, this legislator initiated 38 bills: 9 passed, 6 failed, and 23 are currently pending.

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Policy

Bills Authored by Chris Rogers

AJR 34

Public lands.

In Progress

Public lands.

AB 1666

Forest management: biomass innovation parks: wood products.

Committee: Assembly Standing Committee on Natural Resources

In Progress

Forest management: biomass innovation parks: wood products.Committee: Assembly Standing Committee on Natural Resources

AB 1583

Criminal procedure: jurisdiction.

Committee: Assembly Standing Committee on Public Safety

Passed

Criminal procedure: jurisdiction.Committee: Assembly Standing Committee on Public Safety

AB 1793

Cash payments: calculation.

Committee: Assembly Standing Committee on Banking and Finance

In Progress

Cash payments: calculation.Committee: Assembly Standing Committee on Banking and Finance

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Committees

Most of the policy work in the state Capitol is done in “Standing” committees. Legislators also work on budget subcommittees. There are also “Special” and “Select” committees with a more narrow topic focus. And there are “Joint” committees with members from the Senate and Assembly.

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