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Votes at a glance: Assembly adopts multiple resolutions and approves several recalled bills

3674390 · June 4, 2025
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Summary

On the same floor day the Assembly passed A.8303, members also adopted multiple legislative resolutions by voice vote and recorded procedural votes on several bills recalled from the Senate; recorded roll calls on reconsideration and amendment motions were 145–0 in several instances.

Following passage of A.8303, the Assembly considered a series of ceremonial legislative resolutions and several recalled bills and amendments. Several memorializing resolutions were adopted by voice vote; those resolutions request the governor to proclaim awareness/recognition days or months (examples read on the floor include Assembly Nos. 628 through 642: human milk day (05/19/2025), SIDS/SIDS‑type awareness month entries such as June 2025 proclamations, farmers market appreciation month, gay pride month, reunification month, and others). The clerk announced each resolution and the Assembly adopted them by voice vote.

The floor also recorded procedural votes on recalled bills and amendments. The clerk recorded roll calls on motions to reconsider and adopt amendments for several recalled bills with recorded tallies of "Ayes 145, Noes 0." Those items (read on behalf of various sponsors) included bills described on the floor as amending the insurance law, the arts and cultural affairs law, part P of chapter 39 of the laws of 2019, the election law, and others (sample assembly bill identifiers read: A.6652‑A, A.7033‑B, A.88069, A.7618‑A). The clerk announced the results and said "The bill is before the house, and the amendments are received and adopted" for each of those items after the 145–0 roll calls.

Select items recorded on the floor (as read by the clerk and adopted): - Assembly Resolution A.628 — memorializing the governor to proclaim May 19, 2025, as Human Milk Day (adopted by voice vote). - Assembly Resolution A.629 — memorializing the governor to proclaim June 2025 as [text read on floor] (adopted by voice vote). - Assembly Resolution A.632 — proclaiming June 2025 as Gay Pride Month (sponsored remarks by Miss Glick were entered on the floor) (adopted by voice vote). - Recalled bill A.6652‑A (amend Insurance Law) — motion to reconsider and adoption recorded Ayes 145, Noes 0; amendments received and adopted. - Recalled bill A.7033‑B (amend Arts and Cultural Affairs Law) — motion to reconsider and adoption recorded Ayes 145, Noes 0; amendments received and adopted. - Recalled bill A.7618‑A (amend Election Law) — motion to reconsider and adoption recorded Ayes 145, Noes 0; amendments received and adopted.

The Assembly then adopted a number of additional resolutions without objection and adjourned to reconvene at 10 a.m. on the date announced by the Speaker pro tempore.

These floor minutes record adoptions by voice vote for memorializing resolutions and recorded roll calls (145–0) for motions to reconsider and adopt amendments on the recalled bills noted above. Where the clerk announced only voice adoption, no recorded roll‑call tally was provided in the transcript.