State government.

The Budget Act of 2025 is a legislative proposal that outlines the state's financial plan for the fiscal year 2025. It includes allocations for various state programs and services, detailing how California will manage its revenue and expenditures. This act is essential for ensuring that the state's budget is balanced and meets the needs of its residents.

CA SB184 is a senate bill in the California 2025-2026 Regular Session, sponsored by Budget and Fiscal Review, currently “Engrossed” since March 20, 2025.

We track 5,060 California bills this session, 105 of them sponsored by Budget and Fiscal Review.

The key recorded vote (Senate, March 20, 2025) ended 28–10 and passed.

Supporters of the Budget Act of 2025 would highlight its importance in providing necessary funding for critical services such as education, healthcare, and infrastructure. They would argue that this budget reflects a commitment to responsible fiscal management and prioritizes the needs of Californians, fostering economic growth and stability.

Critics of the Budget Act of 2025 might argue that the proposed budget does not adequately address pressing issues such as homelessness or climate change. They could claim that it reflects a lack of vision and fails to prioritize long-term investments that would benefit future generations, potentially leading to financial challenges down the road.

Source: LegiScan roll call vote data.