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Jim Cooper

  • This person was identified as:
  • Advocate (2025)
  • Former Legislator (2025)
  • Legislator (2015-2022)

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Past Affiliations

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Known Roles

  • Advocate

Financials

Below is a list of financial exchanges involving this person including campaign donations, gifts, independent expenditures or travel expenses. The data covers 2015-present.
GiverGiven ByReceiverTransaction TypeDateAmount
American Sikh PACAmerican Sikh PACJim CooperIndependent Expenditures$75
African American Voter Registration Education and Participation ProjectAfrican American Voter Registration Education and Participation ProjectJim CooperIndependent Expenditures$10
African American Voter Registration Education and Participation ProjectAfrican American Voter Registration Education and Participation ProjectJim CooperIndependent Expenditures$10
American Cancer SocietyAmerican Cancer SocietyJim CooperIndependent Expenditures$4
American Cancer SocietyAmerican Cancer SocietyJim CooperIndependent Expenditures$32
KEEPING CALIFORNIANS WORKINGKEEPING CALIFORNIANS WORKINGJim CooperIndependent Expenditures$1,500
CMTE TO PROTECT THE POLITICAL RIGHTS OF MINORITIESCMTE TO PROTECT THE POLITICAL RIGHTS OF MINORITIESJim CooperIndependent Expenditures$12
CMTE TO PROTECT THE POLITICAL RIGHTS OF MINORITIESCMTE TO PROTECT THE POLITICAL RIGHTS OF MINORITIESJim CooperIndependent Expenditures$4
California Labor and Business Alliance (CLAB), sponsored by building trades, correctional peace officers and apartment rental organizations, and energy providersCalifornia Labor and Business Alliance (CLAB), sponsored by building trades, correctional peace officers and apartment rental organizations, and energy providersJim CooperIndependent Expenditures$54,608
Keep California GoldenKeep California GoldenJim CooperIndependent Expenditures$2,000
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Bills Authored

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Bill NameStatus
AB 2526: Incarcerated persons: health records. Passed
AB 1637: Criminal profiteering: asset forfeiture: unemployment and disability insurance fraud.Passed
AB 1667: State Teachers’ Retirement System: administration.Passed
AB 657: Healing arts: expedited licensure process: applicants providing abortions.Passed
AB 1971: County Employees Retirement Law of 1937.Passed
AB 2925: California Cannabis Tax Fund: spending reports.Passed
AB 1722: Public employees’ retirement: safety members: industrial disability retirement. Passed
AB 316: State employees: under-represented groups.Passed
ACR 194: Police Officer Tyler “Ty” Lenehan Memorial Highway.Passed
AB 1714: Excluded employees: binding arbitration.Failed
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Testimony

Session:
Preview image for AB 43326MIN
Apr 29, 2025

AB 433

Mental health diversion.