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Votes at a glance: Senate passes multiple bills on May 20, 2025
Summary
The New York State Senate completed a long calendar on May 20, approving a range of bills across public health, criminal procedure, education and other areas. This summary lists calendar items that were recorded on the floor and their outcomes.
The New York State Senate on May 20 completed its calendar, approving numerous bills across subject areas. Many items received little floor debate and were recorded with roll-call results on the calendar. The following is a concise listing of calendar items read and the outcomes as announced on the floor (identifiers as read on the calendar; if a detail was not specified in the transcript it is marked “not specified”).
Votes at a glance (selected calendar items from the transcript):
- Calendar 01/27 (Senate Print 12/26 by Senator Rivera) — Public Health Law; recorded as passed (floor announced "The bill is passed"). Vote tally: recorded in the transcript as "The bill is passed" after roll call (explicit roll-call names listed; numeric tally not specified in that line).
- Counter 177 (Senate Print 6/60 by Senator Giannaris) — Criminal Procedure Law; passed (floor announced "Bill is passed"); roll-call announced (Ayes 36, Nays 25 as reported in one calendar reading).
- Counter 402 (Senate Print 11/94-b by Senator Adabo) — Public Service Law; passed (floor: "The bill is passed; Aye 61").
- Calendar (Title 5/23, Senate Print 3/71) — Public Health Law enactment on calendar; passed (floor announced results; narrow roll-call numbers cited earlier in the calendar reading).
- Counter 641 (Senate/Assembly number 1550) — Civil Practice Law and Rules; passed (floor announced "The bill is passed").
- Counter 649 (Senate Print 10/99 by Senator May) — Education Law; passed (floor announced "The bill is passed"). Vote tallies for calendar items were read on the floor and are recorded in the calendar announcements; if a numeric tally was provided in the transcript it is shown above.
- Counter 650 (Senate Print 1100 by Senator May) — Education/related enactment; passed (floor announced "The bill is passed").
- Counter 738 (Senate Print 2704-a by Senator Martinez) — Veterans Services Law; passed (floor announced "The bill is passed").
- Counter 743 (Senate Print 355-a by Senator Rivera) — Elder Law; passed (floor announced "I 61. The bill is passed").
- Counter 750 (Senate Print 1618 by Senator Rivera) — Public Health Law; passed (floor: "The bill is passed").
- Counter 755 (Senate Print 3203 by Senator Fernandez) — Public Health Law; passed (floor announced "Bill is passed").
- Multiple other calendar items were read and passed with roll calls recorded on the floor; the transcript lists many calendar numbers and announces results with varying levels of detail. Where the calendar announced a numeric tally in the transcript, that tally is shown in the respective calendar reading. Where the transcript did not provide a numeric tally, the entry is marked as "not specified." All items announced in the transcript as "The bill is passed" were recorded as passed by the Senate on May 20.
Notes: This summary does not include every single calendar item string-for-string (the floor transcript used a mix of spoken identifiers and shorthand); it includes the items called and recorded on the floor during the session as announced in the official calendar reading. Where the transcript spelled a bill identifier imprecisely, the calendar text here preserves the calendar phrasing and marks missing implementation or numeric roll-call detail as "not specified." For full bill texts, exact statutory section numbers, and precise vote tallies consult the official Senate calendar and the legislative directory for May 20, 2025.
Ending: The Senate adjourned until Wednesday, May 21, 2025, at 3 p.m.; bills passed on May 20 will move to the usual enactment or conference steps as applicable.
