The California State Assembly Republican Caucus consists of Assembly Members from the Republican Party. This partisan office is involved in leadership policy development, legislative research, committee monitoring and staffing, and assisting with members' public information programs. The Assembly Republican Caucus records consist of 335.5 cubic feet of textual records and are organized into the following record series: Bill Files, 1973-2008; Subject Files, 1960-1978; Floor Alerts, 2003-2008; and Rules Agendas, 2002-2003.

The California State Assembly Republican Caucus consists of Assembly Members from the Republican Party. This partisan office is involved in leadership policy development, legislative research, committee monitoring and staffing, and assisting with members' public information programs. They maintain records and information systems, work closely with legislators’ district offices, and keep abreast of political party structures and issues. The Caucus formally organizes the Republican Assembly Members into a group to further advance their interests. The caucus serves as a members’ services and policy research office. Whether as the majority or minority party, the Caucus selects its own members in a manner to be determined by the party caucus in each house.

335.50 cubic feet

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