Votes at a glance: key bills passed on the Assembly floor, June 5, 2025

This summary lists bills taken and final outcomes recorded during the June 5, 2025 Assembly session. It groups those that received floor debate (covered in separate articles) and the other bills that were advanced on the consent calendar or with brief floor action.

Debated and recorded on the floor (detailed in separate articles): - A.4040A (Rules report 3-83) — Amend Executive Law to incorporate disparate-impact standard for housing claims. Vote: Ayes 93, Noes 45. Passed. - A.66332A (Calendar 59) — Amend Criminal Procedure Law to require DA or designee to mail final disposition of felony cases to named crime victims not present. Vote: Ayes 134, Noes 9. Passed. - S.1356A / A (Rules report 2-62) — Authorize State Board of Elections to join ERIC (Electronic Registration Information Center). Vote: Ayes 142, Noes 0. Passed. - A.7321A (Calendar 160) — Amend Insurance Law to expand coverage for stuttering therapy. Vote: Ayes 134, Nays 1. Passed. - A.6721A (Rules report 4-44) — Authorize peer-to-peer mental-health support program for law enforcement. Vote: Ayes 141, Noes 0. Passed.

Selected additional bills passed or advanced on consent/already moved on the calendar (passage recorded on the floor as shown): - A.66A (Rules report 409) — advanced / laid aside for further action (laid aside at reading). - A.173 (Rules report 410) — Senate bill advanced; laid aside. - A.584C (Rules report 411) — laid aside. - A.654B (Rules report 412) — laid aside. - A.697 (Rules report 413) — Senate bill advanced; laid aside. - A.1067 (Rules report 414) — laid aside. - A.1417B (Rules report 415) — laid aside. - A.1515 (Rules report 416) — Passed on consent (effective immediately as read on floor) — vote recorded Ayes 142, Noes 0. - A.1698 (Rules report 417) — laid aside. - A.1985C (Rules report 418) — Senate bill advanced; passed Ayes 142, Noes 0 (recorded earlier in the sequence). - A.2177A (tax-law packet) — recorded passage as read on floor (home-rule messages at desk where noted).

Later consent-calendar measures and individually recorded items (all reported by the clerk as passed on the floor with the tallies printed in the transcript at the time of each vote): the session advanced and recorded passage for scores of bills across calendars 3'8 and 4-0x (dozens of items including amendments to public health, real property tax law, education law, municipal law, county law, retirement and social security law, and numerous local home-rule and authorizing measures). Examples recorded on the floor included: - A.5364 (real property tax law) — passed (Ayes 139, Noes 4 recorded at one tally point) - A.5685A (education law) — passed (Ayes 143, Noes 0 recorded at one tally point) - A.4834 (staffing study for developmental disabilities displacements) — passed (Ayes 143, Noes 0) - A.6721A (peer-support, noted above) — passed (Ayes 141, Noes 0)

Notes and caveats: this "Votes at a glance" compiles the roll-call tallies and bill identifiers as they were read and recorded on the Assembly floor. Many additional bills were advanced or laid aside during the session; motions to lay aside or advance a bill are shown in the transcript and those items were either passed later in the calendar or set aside for subsequent action. For full roll-call details and bill text, consult the Assembly Clerk's official journal and the legislative tracker.

If you need a complete machine-readable list of every bill and its precise roll-call from today's session (including those advanced on consent), I can produce that next, extracted directly from the clerk's recorded votes in the transcript.