2010 Scorecard: Snapshot of the Numbers

Scorecard	2010	2009
Average of all Assemblymembers	64%	60%
Average Assembly Democrat Score	94%	87%
Average Assembly Independent Score	95%	86%
Average Assembly Republican Score	7%	13%
Perfect 100s (Ammiano, Bass, Beall, Blumenfield, Bradford, Brownley, Carter, Chesbro, Coto, de León, Eng, Evans, Feuer, Gatto, Hayashi, Hill, Huffman, Jones, Lieu, Lowenthal, Monning, Nava, J. Pérez, Ruskin, Salas, Saldana, Skinner, Swanson, Torlakson, Yamada)	30	12
Average of all Senators	59%	55%
Average Senate Democrat Score	91%	82%
Average Senate Republican Score	6%	9%
Perfect 100s (Alquist, Cedillo, Corbett, DeSaulnier, Hancock, Kehoe, Leno, Liu, A. Lowenthal, Pavley, Steinberg, Yee)	12	7
Governor	56%	28%

President Obama: 52% favorable (63% in 2009)

Congress: 26% favorable (39% in 2009)

Governor Schwarzenegger: 28% favorable (30% in 2009)

State Legislature: 16% favorable (21% in 2009)

73% of Californians say global warming is a very or somewhat serious threat to California's future economy and quality of life.

54% of Californians believe the effects of global warming have already begun.

76% of Californians support regulation of emissions from sources like power plants, cars, and factories.

1 million environmental voters targeted

2.8 million phone calls and 3.4 million pieces of mail

900,000 get out the vote phone calls and text messages

61% of voters said "No!" to repeal of California's climate and clean energy law

CLCV Activism Results

Number of CLCV Member Action Campaigns in 2010: 25

Number of verified actions³ taken by CLCV members through our MAC program in 2010: 626

Number of individual emails sent to CLCV members and online activists: more than 900,000

¹ September 2010 poll “Californians and their Government,” Public Policy Institute of California

² July 2010 poll “Californians and the Environment,” Public Policy Institute of California

³ Pass-through phone calls and emails to legislators, and GOTV/Voter ID

2018 California Environmental Scorecard