Your guide to a bumpy May revise

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Newsom and legislative leadership (with an assist from Trump) have set the table for a reauthorization of the state's cap-and-trade system, which generates billions of dollars for state coffers.
54% : "If they can ignore the parliamentarian on this, why not on their tax bill?
51% : Senate Majority Leader John Thune hasn't yet committed to bringing the measure to the floor next week, and West Virginia Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, a lead author of the resolutions to overturn EPA waivers that give California authority to enforce its rules, cautioned that the schedule isn't "100 percent decided" yet, POLITICO's Jordain Carney reports.
48% : " "Two major refineries have announced they will be closing within the next year, while California has passed numerous laws targeting oil," said Jason Gallia, business manager for Ironworkers Local 378 in Benicia, home to the refinery that Valero announced plans to close last month.
41% : "I want to move off fossil fuels too, but we're not there."
39% : The proposal, spearheaded by Sen. Jesse Arreguín and Assemblymember Mark Gonzalez, comes as agencies like Bay Area Rapid Transit and the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority warn they could be forced to slash services amid ridership declines, undermining the state's goals of moving away from fossil fuels.
39% : Newsom in January floated funding the program with cap-and-trade revenues if Trump eliminates the federal EV tax credit -- as House Republicans proposed doing Monday.

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