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Votes at a glance: multiple bills advanced and passed on New York Senate floor, June 3, 2025
Summary
The Senate considered a long third-reading calendar and approved dozens of bills across education, environment, taxation, public health and other subject areas; many were passed by wide margins or unanimous votes.
The New York State Senate moved through an extensive third-reading calendar on June 3, taking up and voting on dozens of bills across numerous subject areas. Many measures passed, several by unanimous margins; one high-profile measure on sovereign-debt litigation was more divisive (see separate story).
Below is a concise listing of bills called on the floor that resulted in recorded votes during the session. Each entry includes the calendar number, sponsor or printed title when shown on the floor, and the outcome or recorded tally where announced on the record.
- Calendar 188 (Senate print 641a by Sen. C. Ryan, public service law amendment). Result announced: Ayes 49, Nays 9; bill passed.
- Calendar 310 (Senate print 3111 by Sen. Hellman, amend education law). Result announced: Ayes 58; bill passed.
- Calendar 350 (Senate print 3799b by Sen. Comrie, real property action and proceedings law). Result announced: Ayes 56, Nays 2; bill passed.
- Calendar 391 (Assembly 3279a/Assembly 3279 substitute for Senate bill; cryptocurrency/blockchain task force). Result announced: Ayes 58; bill passed.
- Calendar 422–700 (multiple environmental conservation and related bills; several Senate prints substituted from assembly). Many of these were called in grouped sequence; the floor record repeatedly notes “Ayes, 58” for the majority of items and “The bill is passed.” See full Senate calendar for statutory language and sponsors.
- Calendar 603 (Senate print 6165 by Sen. Scoofus, not-for-profit corporation law). Result announced: Ayes 37, Nays 21; bill passed.
- Calendar 633 (Senate print 6181, cannabis law item). Result announced: Ayes 40, Nays 18; bill passed.
- Calendar 647 (Senate print 6390 by Sen. Harcombe, amendment to correction law). Result announced: Ayes 58; bill passed.
- Multiple calendar items in the 700–1100 range (education, taxes, public health, local finance, and not-for-profit updates) were called and the clerk repeatedly announced recorded tallies with many unanimous 58-0 votes and multiple roll calls where several senators recorded negative votes. Where floor announcements listed specific negatives, those are reflected in the formal roll (see Senate journal for the complete roll-call list).
- Calendar 1474 (Senate print 14777, judiciary law amendment addressing champerty) — passed 36-22 (covered in separate story).
- Calendar 1495–1500 range (mental hygiene, maternal health apps, state finance bills and other measures) — several were called and passed; the maternal/Medicaid prenatal-postpartum app bill (floor sponsor: Sen. Webb) was reported as passed with “Ayes, 58.” The first-responders peer-support bill (modeled on Dwyer) passed unanimously with “Ayes 58.”
For reporters and readers: the Senate journal and the official legislative calendar list the full bill titles, sponsor names, and enrollment numbers. The floor proceeded rapidly through dozens of third-reading items; many carried unanimous votes (Ayes 58) while contested items included recorded nays and, in a few cases, narrower margins. The full roll-call vote record is available from the Senate clerk’s official record and the Senate calendar for June 3, 2025.
If you need a machine-readable list of each calendar item called in today’s session (calendar number, senate print, sponsor, subject line, and final roll-call tally as recorded by the clerk), I can produce a table drawn directly from the floor record in this transcript.
