The California Assembly unanimously approved AB 1267 on Aug. 26, voting 59-0 to advance a bill that would set 18 as the minimum marriage age in California and end child marriage.
The floor action came during a wide-ranging session in which the Assembly moved a slate of bills on issues including privacy, homelessness, health care and public contracts. In the chamber’s debate on AB 1267, Assemblymember Lackey spoke in support of the measure, and Assemblymember Dickson was among the members noted in the record as participating in discussion.
The vote gives the bill momentum, but the available record does not show final enrolled status or any last-minute amendments. The full bill text and any later Senate or gubernatorial action were not part of the material reviewed for this report.
