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Session roundup: key roll-call results and brief measures passed March 25
Summary
Beyond three debated bills, the Assembly recorded votes and passed several additional bills and resolutions by voice or recorded roll call; this roundup lists bill numbers, brief descriptions as read on the floor, and recorded tallies where available.
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The March 25 Assembly session included a number of additional measures and resolutions that were passed with limited floor debate. Below are the items that were recorded on the floor with vote tallies or were noted as adopted in the transcript.
- Assembly number 1053A (Rules report 112, Mr. Steck) — An act to amend the General Business Law (read on calendar). Vote recorded: Ayes 149, Noes 0. (Passage announced on floor.)
- Assembly number 3928B (Rules report 113, Mr. Boris) — An act to amend the General Business Law (read on calendar). Vote recorded: Ayes 149, Noes 0. Sponsor explained unanimous support on the floor.
- Assembly number 6868 (Rules report 117, Ms. Hooks) — An act to amend the Labor Law (congratulatory floor remarks noted; sponsor said this was her first bill). Vote recorded: Ayes 149, Noes 0.
- Multiple ceremonial resolutions (memorializations and designated days) were read and adopted by unanimous consent, including resolutions memorializing the governor to proclaim March 2025 as Medal of Honor Day; March 25 as Day of Remembrance for Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade; and others. Several resolutions were adopted together by voice vote with no roll-call recorded.
Ending: These items were passed with limited floor debate; roll-call tallies (where recorded) are listed above. For debated bills, see separate coverage.
