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Governor’s desk · September 2025

Every veto. Every message.

Governor Newsom vetoed 1 bill in September 2025, all on September 11. Over the same period he signed 36 bills, a veto rate of 2.7%. The messages are previewed below and open in full to RTG members.

Every message is posted within hours of the Governor’s release and matched to the official text when the Legislature publishes it.

01 September 2025
1
Bills vetoed
One release from the Governor’s Office: 1 on September 11.
02 Open to read
0
Full messages, no sign-in
Every message this month is previewed below and opens in full to RTG members.
03 Releases
1
Governor’s Office update
Veto messages are released in batches from the Governor’s desk. Each batch appears here the day it is posted.
Signed vs vetoed Bills approved or returned by the Governor, counted by the date of the action on LegInfo.
September 2025
36 signed1 vetoed2.7% vetoed
2025
790 signed124 vetoed13.6% vetoed
2026 so far
440 signed48 vetoed9.8% vetoed
§ 01
The list
1 bill · newest release first · updated September 23, 2026

Who got a veto, and when.

Every bill returned without signature in September 2025, by release. Read in full opens the whole message below. Members shows the opening lines here and the full text after sign-in.

BillAuthorSubjectVetoedMessage
1 bill returned without signature
AB 1387Quirk-SilvaBehavioral health multidisciplinary personnel team. Members

Source: the Legislature’s bill history and the official veto messages as published on LegInfo. Bill subjects are the Legislative Counsel’s titles.

§ 02
The messages
Transcribed from the Governor’s Office · matched to LegInfo when published

The Governor’s reasons, in his own words.

Each message is transcribed from the Governor’s Office release the day it is posted and replaced by the official text when the Legislature publishes it. RTG members get the same message by email, for every bill they track, the day it lands.

1 veto

AB 1387Quirk-Silva

VETOED

Behavioral health multidisciplinary personnel team.

Why Governor Newsom vetoed AB 1387 · preview

To the Members of the California State Assembly:

I am returning Assembly Bill 1387 without my signature.

This bill would authorize counties to establish a behavioral health multidisciplinary personnel team to serve justice-involved (JI) individuals with mental illness and allow provider agencies…

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