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Votes at a glance: Assembly adopts multiple measures, advances private activity bond allocation act
Summary
On March 18, 2025 the New York State Assembly adopted several resolutions and passed multiple bills on the floor, including measures amending real property tax law and a private activity bond allocation act. Several bills were laid aside.
The New York State Assembly on March 18, 2025 adopted a slate of legislative resolutions by voice vote and passed several bills on the floor, many on recorded roll calls.
On the resolutions docket the Assembly adopted measures memorializing the governor to proclaim commemorative days or months, including Assembly resolutions 212 (Stiff Person Syndrome Awareness Day), 213 (Transit Employee Appreciation Day), 214 (Neurodiversity Celebration Week), 215 (Athletic Training Month), 216 (Agriculture Day), 217 (Bangladesh Independence Day), and 218 (Vaping Awareness Month). The resolutions were taken together and adopted by voice vote; no roll call tallies were recorded in the transcript.
On legislation the Assembly advanced and recorded votes on several bills: - Assembly bill 355b (rules report 108), an act to amend the Real Property Tax Law; clerk read that the act “will take effect on the sixtieth day.” Recorded vote: ayes 145, noes 0; outcome: passed. - Assembly bill 6763 (rules report 110), to enact the Private Activity Bond Allocation Act of 2025; clerk read that the action ‘‘will take effect immediately.’’ Recorded vote: ayes 147, noes 0; outcome: passed. - Assembly bill 6770 (rules report 111), an act to amend the Real Property Tax Law; clerk read that the act ‘‘shall take effect on the thirtieth day.’’ Recorded vote: ayes 148, noes 0; outcome: passed.
Several bills were laid aside without recorded passage on the floor during the session: bill 4712 (calendar number 58, an act to amend the Energy Law) and bill 6332 (calendar number 59, an act to amend the Criminal Procedure Law) were both formally laid aside; Assembly bill 1410 (rules report 109, an act to amend the Public Officers Law) was also laid aside as read in the transcript.
Where a recorded roll call was read, the clerk announced the tally and the presiding officer declared the bill passed. The transcript did not include full statutory texts for the bills listed and did not record individually named votes for each member on the roll calls in the provided excerpt.
