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This week CapitolTrack marked 310 bills "2 YEAR" because they were non-fiscal bills that did not pass their policy committee(s). (Joint Rule 61(a)(3)). Here's the breakdown of these 2 YEAR (or "carryover" bills).

Assembly bills - 205
Senate bills - 105

Author is a Dem - 156
Author is a Rep - 153

Author with most bills - Mansoor (11)
Author with fewest bills - 19 members tied (1)

 Yesterday CapitolTrack marked 340 bills "2 YEAR" because they were fiscal bills that were not reported to their fiscal committee. (Joint Rule 61(a)(2)). Here's the breakdown of these 2 YEAR (or "carryover" bills).

Assembly bills - 230
Senate bills - 110

Author is a Dem - 187
Author is a Rep - 152

Author with most bills - Logue (10)
Author with fewest bills - 25 members tied (1)
 

Yesterday afternoon Governor Brown called Extraordinary Session 1 for the 2013-14 session to "continue the work of implementing the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act." CapitolTrack makes it easy to find extraordinary session information, including:

* Links to extraordinary session dailyfiles
* Extraordinary floor session times listed on calendars
* Informational hearings integrated into Today's Events
* Search bars to find extraordinary session bills