Bill dossiers · canonical pages · history accumulates, nothing is overwritten
Current through · Last editorial review October 1, 2026 · Original snapshot September 18, 2026, 3:00 PM PT (archived below)
Bill dossiers
One page per tracked bill: final executive action, the archived legislative history, what the bill does and expressly does not do, KPSGILL analysis where one exists, the next decision point, and the primary legislative sources. A bill without a KPSGILL position says so — no position taken is a legitimate state. The live state machine for the whole session is the legislative tracker.
Session closed September 30, 2026 · final outcomes recorded October 1, 2026
Final outcomes for every tracked bill
All 116 measures KPS Gill, MD tracked received final executive action: 95 signed or enacted, 21 vetoed, 0 pending. The 15 measures with their own dossier are below (10 signed or enacted · 3 vetoed · 2 final action not verified). The full record is the California 2026 Final Legislative Ledger; the closeout analysis is California’s 2026 Legislative Record Is Closed.
Archived snapshot — originally current through September 18, 2026, 3:00 PM PTPreserved as originally published. Superseded by the final status above; lifecycle language, deadlines and “pending” states in this section describe the record as it stood on that date, not the current state. The dossier cards below carry the lifecycle states as they stood at that snapshot.

Snapshot 2 September 2026, 6:30 PM PT. All 15 tracked measures carry a canonical dossier — there is no generic fallback. The Governor’s Desk holds the gubernatorial-phase view and the post-session outcome table.