It’s the first Monday in December of an even year, so California’s new and re-elected state legislators will be sworn in today at 12:00 PM.  27 of 80 Assembly Members (33.75%) and 10 of 40 Senators (25%) will be freshmen.

Republicans picked up enough seats to break the Democratic supermajorities in both houses.

Orange County’s delegation will have proportionally even more freshmen, with 4 out of 7 Assembly Members (57.14%) and 3 of 5 Senators (60%) holding their first terms in their respective houses.

While the new Senators already have their official web sites up, the new Assembly Members do not, presumably waiting for the swearing-in at 12:00 PM.

As of 12:00 PM, Orange County’s Assembly delegation will consist of:

• Ling-Ling Chang (R-Diamond Bar), 55th District (far northern Orange County, southeastern LA County, and Chino Hills) – First Term
• Young Kim (R-Fullerton), 65th District (northwestern Orange County) – First Term
• Don Wagner (R-Irvine), 68th District (eastern Orange County) – Third Term
• Tom Daly (D-Anaheim), 69th District (central Orange County) – Second Term
• Travis Allen (R-Huntington Beach), 72nd District (Orange County’s northern coast and Little Saigon) – Second Term
• Bill Brough (R-Dana Point), 73rd District (southern Orange County) – First Term
• Matt Harper (R-Huntington Beach), 74th District (Orange County’s central coast) – First Term

As of 12:00 PM, Orange County’s Senate delegation will consist of:

• Bob Huff (R-Diamond Bar), 29th District (northern Orange County, southeastern LA County, and Chino Hills) – Midway Through Second Term
• Tony Mendoza (D-Artesia), 30th District (Buena Park and portions of LA County)
• Janet Nguyen (R-Garden Grove), 34th District (central Orange County and portions of Long Beach) – First Term
• Patricia Bates (R-Laguna Niguel), 36th District (southern Orange County and northern San Diego County) – First Term
• Mimi Walters (R-Irvine), 37th District (eastern Orange County) – Midway Through Second Term

Walters is still a State Senator, as she will not be sworn into the United States Congress until January.