ran independent
Senator
Omar Espinoza
The Office of ASUC Senator Espinoza exists to ensure that disabled students have a strong voice in the ASUC, and so that all students can more easily access the resources, opportunities, and decisions that will come to shape their university experiences. Our priorities include advancing disability justice, strengthening LGBTQIA+ representation, and helping students engage more directly with their government. We’re particularly focused on practical reform, trustworthy partnerships, and responsive advocacy that will deliver visible results for the communities we serve.
coming up
attendance
introduced
sr 26/27 019 Urging California Attorney General Rob Bonta to Sign the Commitment to Community Integration for People with Disabilities introduced sr 26/27 018 Amending ASUCBL 1106 to Require an Accessibility Contact for Public Notice introduced sr 26/27 010 Amending SR 25/26-004 to Recognize October as Disability Awareness and National Disability Employment Awareness Month passed
co-sponsored
sr 26/27 007 Establishing the ASUC Divestment Ad-Hoc Committee passed sr 26/27 003 Calling for Transparency & the Reinstatement of Lupe Gallegos-Diaz passed sr 26/27 021 In Opposition to the Department of Homeland Security’s Proposed $100,000 Optional Practical Training (OPT) Fee introduced sr 26/27 012 In Opposition to Proposed Budget Cuts to the Student Learning Center passed sr 26/27 011 Improving Visibility and Access to Gender-Inclusive, Female, and Male Restroom Facilities on UC Berkeley Campus passed
votes
all aye on roll calls, 10 agreed without one
sr 26/27 007 Establishing the ASUC Divestment Ad-Hoc Committee aye sr 26/27 008 Amending Funding for AI-Focused RSOs and Contract Work with AI/LLM Firms no objection sr 26/27 011 Improving Visibility and Access to Gender-Inclusive, Female, and Male Restroom Facilities on UC Berkeley Campus no objection sr 26/27 012 In Opposition to Proposed Budget Cuts to the Student Learning Center no objection sr 26/27 009 In Support of the Joint Resolutions (S. J. Res 213 & H. J. Res 215): Congressional Review Act (CRA) on DHS Student Visa Rule no objection sr 26/27 010 Amending SR 25/26-004 to Recognize October as Disability Awareness and National Disability Employment Awareness Month no objection sr 26/27 002 Moderate Improvements to Campaign Rules and Operations (MICRO) no objection sr 26/27 005 Updating the Judicial Council Rules of Procedure no objection sr 26/27 006 In Demand of Institutional Protections and Professional Development Equity for International Students in Response to Recent Policy Changes no objection sr 26/27 004 Re-Chartering the Better Elections Reform Committee (BERC) for the 2026-2027 Term no objection