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Votes at a glance: Resolutions and bills advanced or passed in the Assembly on Feb. 4, 2025
Summary
The Assembly advanced and passed multiple items from the rules and consent calendars, including proclamations and several bills across election, agriculture, health, social services and labor law. Many measures passed unanimously on the floor.
The New York State Assembly on Feb. 4 advanced its a calendar and acted on numerous resolutions and bills from the rules and consent calendars. The items below are drawn from the floor record; vote tallies and procedural outcomes are taken from the clerk's announcements.
Key resolutions (proclamations) adopted on the floor: - Assembly number 74 (legislative resolution requesting the governor proclaim Medical Legal Death Investigation Professionals Week): adopted by voice vote. - Assembly number 75 (transit Equity Day, Feb. 4, 2025): adopted by voice vote. - Assembly number 76 (Engineers Week, Feb. 16–22, 2025): adopted by voice vote.
Selected bills taken up from the rules calendar (motion/mover and outcome as recorded): - Bill 438 (rules report 71) — enact to amend the election law. Motion by Mr. Epstein; the senate bill was advanced and later laid aside (no final recorded passage on the floor at that time). - Bill 442 (rules report 72) — enact to amend the Agriculture and Markets Law. Motion by Miss Kells; clerk announced "Yays, 145. Nays, 0." The bill is passed and the act takes effect immediately. - Bill 443 (rules report 73) — enact to amend the Insurance Law and the Public Health Law. Motion by Mister McDonald; clerk announced "Yays, 145. Nays, 0." The bill is passed and takes effect immediately. - Bill 918 (rules report 74) — enact to amend the Social Services Law. Motion by Miss Solange; clerk announced "Yays, 145. Nays, 0." The bill is passed and takes effect immediately. - Bill 919 (rules report 75) — enact to amend the Social Services Law. Motion by Mister Berger; clerk announced "Yays, 146. Nays, 0." The bill is passed and takes effect immediately. - Bill 1014 (rules report 76) — enact to amend the Election Law. Motion by Mister Symone; the senate bill was advanced and the bill was laid aside. - Bill 1015 (rules report 77) — enact to amend the Election Law. The bill was laid aside. - Bill 1470 (rules report 78) — enact to amend the Education Law. Motion by Miss Butinshawn; clerk announced "Ayes, 146. Nos, 0." The bill is passed and takes effect immediately. - After the calendar was advanced, additional labor bills and others were called and passed, including Assembly numbers 2249 (rules report 81), 2432 (rules report 82), and 2433 (rules report 83); the clerk recorded unanimous affirmative tallies (146-0) for those items and each final section was read as taking effect immediately.
Procedural notes: Several measures were "laid aside" after being advanced from the rules calendar; items laid aside were not recorded as finally passed during this floor session. Where the clerk recorded a vote, the tally is reported above exactly as announced on the floor.
