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California committee rejects Protect Our Games Act 4-3 vote

7/1/2026

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California State Senate’s Business, Professions and Economic Development committee rejected the Protect Our Games Act, halting it this session.
The vote was four yes, three no, and four abstentions.
The bill would have required a 60-day notice before delisting paid games and mandated refunds or offline play.
Stop Killing Games plans to return next session with in-person lobbying, funding, and a push for similar nationwide measures.

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Story summary

California State Senate’s Business, Professions and Economic Development committee rejected the Protect Our Games Act, halting it this session.
The vote was four yes, three no, and four abstentions.
The bill would have required a 60-day notice before delisting paid games and mandated refunds or offline play.
Stop Killing Games plans to return next session with in-person lobbying, funding, and a push for similar nationwide measures.