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Votes at a glance: large slate of bills cleared by New York Senate on June 4, 2025
Summary
The New York State Senate advanced and passed a long list of bills on third reading during the June 4 session. Most measures passed by voice or roll call with immediate or specified effective dates; a few were laid aside for later consideration.
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The New York State Senate took up dozens of third-reading calendar items on June 4, 2025 and recorded final passage for a wide range of bills. Questions and debate were limited for many items; below are the calendar number, sponsor and the outcome as announced on the floor.
Votes at a glance (selected floor-listed items): - Calendar 188 (Senate print 641a by Senator C. Ryan) — Passed (ayes 49; nays 9 announced earlier), section indicates immediate effect where specified. - Calendar 310 (Senate print 3111 by Senator Hellman) — Passed (ayes 58). - Calendar 350 (Senate print 3799b by Senator Comrie) — Passed (ayes 56; nays 2 announced). - Calendar 391 (Assembly 3279a / Senate substitution 3279 noted) — Passed (ayes 58). - Calendar 430 (Senate print 3819a by Senator Rivera) — Passed (ayes 37; nays 21 announced earlier). - Calendar 603 (Senate print 6165 by Senator Scoofus) — Passed (ayes 37; nays 21 announced earlier). - Calendar 633 (Senate print 6181 by Senator Parker — cannabis-related) — Passed (ayes 40; nays 18 announced). - Calendar 721 (Assembly 7287) — Passed (ayes 58). - Calendar 722 (Assembly 1177) — Passed (ayes 58). - Calendar 730 (Senate print 6068 by Senator Parker, Social Services Law) — Passed (ayes 50; nays 8 announced). - Calendar 905 (Senate print 6745 by Senator Stavisky, Education Law) — Passed (ayes 58). - Calendar 936 (Senate print 1349b by Senator Clare) — Passed (ayes 57; nays 1 announced). - Calendar 955 (Senate print 6133 by Senator Parker — study on domestic violence in transgender community) — Passed (ayes 57; nays 1 announced). - Calendar 960 (Senate print 5452 by Senator Comrie, Election Law changes) — Passed (ayes 37; nays 21 announced). - Calendar 994 (Senate print 7694 by Senator Holman Siegel) — Passed (ayes 36; nays 22 announced). - Calendar 996 (Senate print 7735 by Senator Holman Siegel) — Passed (ayes 58; nays 1 announced in one recorded item). - Calendar 1020 (Senate print 77442 / Assembly Gibbs) — Passed (ayes 58). - Calendar 1050 (Senate print 982 by Senator Robinson) — Passed (ayes 58). - Calendar 1094 (Senate print 7408 by Senator Fahey) — Passed (ayes 36; nays 22 announced). - Calendar 1103 (Senate print 537 by Senator Martins — Nassau assessor exemption) — Passed (ayes 56; nays 2 announced). - Calendar 1122 (Assembly 2185) — Passed (ayes 58). - Calendar 1185 (Senate print 1455 by Assembly member Hunter) — Passed (ayes 56; nays 2 announced). - Calendar 1196 (Senate print 6217 by Senator Fernandez) — Passed (ayes 58). - Calendar 1227 (Senate print 6903a by Senator Bridal) — Passed (ayes 58). - Calendar 1256 (Senate print 7469) — Passed (ayes 58 announced for that item). - Calendar 1279/12703 (Assembly items on Alcoholic Beverage Control Law) — Passed (various calendars indicated ayes 56; nays 2 in specific votes). - Calendar 1305–1316 (various education, public health, social services and mental hygiene measures distributed across the 14-series calendars) — Several passed with ayes typically in the high 50s; a small number of single-senator nays were recorded in roll calls.
A number of other third-reading items were read, amended to retain place on the third-reading calendar, or laid aside for later consideration. Where a roll call was recorded on the floor, the secretary announced ayes and nays for the record; the session transcript includes the roll announcements and the final “bill is passed” notation for each calendar listed.
What this means: Most measures were advanced with the immediate or specified effective dates read on the floor. The chamber recorded multiple unanimous or near-unanimous votes (many with ayes = 58), while a subset of bills prompted recorded opposition and larger roll-call divisions.
Note: This roundup summarizes floor announcements and roll-call tallies as read into the record during the June 4, 2025 Senate session. For bill text, amendments, and final enrollment status, consult the legislative bill jacket and the official Senate record.

