Lou Correa in Ballotpedia.org political website

On Abortion: Rated 71% by Planned Parenthood; moderately pro-choice

Below are the bills that represented PPAC's highest priorities in 2014 on their Legislative Scorecard:
• Privacy Breach Notification AB 1755: improves notification requirements for breaches in medical information.
• Medical Assistants AB 1841: allows Medical Assistants to hand over pre-labeled, pre-packaged medications.
• Medi-Cal Reimbursement Rate Restoration AB 1805: would have repealed the 10% cut in Medi-Cal provider reimbursements
• Contraceptive Equity Act SB 1053 (Mitchell) : requires health insurance plans to provide coverage for all FDA approved contraceptive drugs, devices, and products.
• Preservation of Reproductive Health Services SB 1094: would have extended the amount of time (from 60 to 90 days) to review the documents associated with hospital mergers.

On Environment: Don't ban single-use plastic bags

The California Plastic Bag Ban Veto Referendum, also known as Proposition 67, was on the November 8, 2016, ballot in California as a veto referendum. It was approved.
• A "yes" vote supported upholding the contested legislation banning certain plastic bags that was enacted by the California State Legislature as Senate Bill 270.
• A "no" vote opposed banning certain plastic bags and enacting Senate Bill 270.
• The American Progressive Bag Alliance, an opponent of the measure, led the "No" campaign to repeal SB 270.
• Yes on 67, a coalition of environmental groups, grocers, and others, led the "Yes" campaign to uphold SB 270.
• Legislative outcome:
• SB270 passed Senate 22-15-3 on 8/29/14; Sen. Correa voted NO; passed House 45-31-3 on 8/28/14; approved by Gov. Brown, 9/30/14

On Immigration: Allow non-English languages in public schools

California Proposition 58, Non-English Languages Allowed in Public Education (2016)
• Senate Bill 1174, also known as Proposition 58, was on the November 8, 2016, ballot in California ballot as a legislatively referred state statute. It was approved.
• A "yes" vote supported repealing most of the 1998 Proposition 227, the "English in Public Schools" Initiative, thus effectively allowing non-English languages to be used in public educational instruction.
• A "no" vote opposed repealing most of Proposition 227, which was designed to prohibit non-English languages from being used in public schools.
• Legislative outcome:
• Bill passed Senate 25-10-5 on 8/26/14; Sen. Correa voted AYE; passed House 53-26-0 on 8/25/14; approved by Gov. Brown, 9/28/14