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Votes at a glance: Senate floor actions, March 11, 2025
Summary
The Senate recorded votes and passed a series of bills on March 11, including measures on veterans services, election law, public service, mental hygiene, labor, and more. Tally results are given where the clerk announced them on the floor.
On March 11, 2025 the New York State Senate completed votes on multiple calendar items. Below are the items recorded on the Senate floor and the outcomes as read by the clerk or announced during the session. Where the transcript does not include a numerical tally, the result is recorded as “not specified.”
- Calendar entry (Senate print 2067) — described in the clerk’s reading as an act to amend the veteran services law. The clerk announced “Ayes, 56.” The Senate declared the bill passed.
- Title/Calendar (Senate print 2050, sponsor Webb) — described as an act amending election law. The clerk called the roll; the transcript records senators voting in the negative (Barolo, KZA Fitzpatrick, Martins, Rhodes) and then the clerk declared the item passed (tally not fully printed in the transcript).
- Calendar number 402 (Senate print 1194‑a, sponsor Adabo) — an act concerning the public service law. The transcript records a roll call with “Ayes 55, Nays 1” and then “The bill is passed.”
- Calendar entry (Senate print 48‑50, sponsor Ryan) — insurance law changes to broaden breast‑cancer screening coverage when recommended for patients with a second‑degree relative; the Senate announced “Ayes, 56” and declared the bill passed. (See separate article for debate.)
- Calendar number 463 (Senate print 4907, sponsor Fahey) — an act amending the mental hygiene law. The clerk announced “Ayes 56” and declared the bill passed.
- Calendar number 465 (Senate print 257, sponsor Martinez) — authorizing a study on lithium‑ion battery fires and prevention. The Senate announced “Ayes 57” and declared the bill passed. (See separate article for debate.)
- Calendar number 466 (Senate print 381, listed as 'senate group') — enactment of labor law (specifics not printed); the clerk called the roll and the record shows the bills passed; the transcript does not include a numeric tally for this item.
- Calendar number 469 (Senate print 1075, sponsor Serrano) — creating a temporary state commission to study asthma incidence in the Bronx; clerk announced “Ayes 57” and the bill passed.
- Calendar number 478 (Senate print 5397, sponsor list as read) — another amendment to the veteran services law; the transcript records “Ayes, 57” and the bill is passed.
The clerk’s readings include effectivity clauses for several measures (for example, actions taking effect immediately or on the 60th or 20th day as read). Where the transcript contains roll‑call tallies the numbers are recorded above. Several calendar items were laid aside or had effectivity language read but no floor debate in the provided transcript excerpt.
