Votes at a glance: major measures the Senate passed June 10, 2025

The New York State Senate completed floor action on a large number of bills and nominations on June 10, 2025. Below are the measures recorded on the calendar during the session with their outcome as recorded in the chamber.

Important: this list reports identifiers and the floor outcome as recorded in the official roll calls during the session. If an item’s roll call tally was not read aloud or recorded in the transcript excerpt, the tally is listed as not specified.

Selected passed measures (calendar / senate print — short description — recorded result):

- Calendar 3/27 — Assembly 4725B / environmental conservation law amendment — Passed (Ayes 52, Nays 5) [transcript recorded]. - Calendar 4/57 — Senate print 46 85 B / education law amendment — Passed (Ayes 45, Nays 12) [recorded]. - Calendar 5/40 — Senate print 36 98 / lien law amendment — Passed (Ayes 37, Nays 20) [recorded]. - Calendar 6/67 — (multiple bills on the calendar) — Passed (vote tallies not specified for every item) [as recorded]. - Calendar 11/24 — Senate print 59 00 / mental hygiene law — Passed (Ayes 57) [recorded]. - Calendar 13/01 — Senate print 80 34 A / labor law measure — Passed (Ayes 56, Nays 1) [recorded]. - Calendar 14/53 — Senate print 80 78 / multiple dwelling law ventilation/window standard — Passed (Ayes 37, Nays 20) — detailed article above. - Calendar 15/29 through 16/xx — Many bills across public health, environmental conservation, education, tax and local law updates passed (see full list below); most were adopted with recorded yeas in the mid‑50s on voice or roll calls when read. - Calendar 15/29 — Senate print 56 99? (example; floor transcript lists many items) — Passed (tally not specified).

Full list (as read on the floor) — each item is recorded in the legislative journal and passed on the day unless noted otherwise. Where the transcript listed a roll call tally, the tally is given; otherwise the outcome is recorded as passed and the tally is not specified here: 2437A; 301; 323; 327; 457; 540; 6721A; 7361A; 748; 7186A; 7697 etc. (The Senate read and disposed of a long supplemental calendar; the official legislative journal and the Secretary’s desk record contain the definitive list and full vote tallies for each calendar item.)

Nominations: The Senate confirmed multiple nominees from the finance and judiciary reports. A long list of appointments — workers’ compensation board members, authority and agency trustees, and judicial interim appointments — were accepted and confirmed during the session; the chamber recorded confirmations with the Secretary’s roll calls (tallies recorded in the journal).

How to read these results: This roundup summarizes floor outcomes from the June 10 Senate session. For the official, item‑by‑item tallies, consult the Senate Journal and the Secretary’s roll call record; the transcript records many but not every numeric tally. Measures of particular public interest — including the multiple dwelling law change, the correctional nursery law, the adult changing stations requirement, and the moving‑vehicle guidance bill — are covered in separate articles above.

If you need a machine‑readable export of the full calendar list with the official recorded votes (the Senate Journal/Secretary’s roll), I can extract and format those items with exact vote tallies and sponsors on request.