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Votes at a glance: multiple floor items passed on tax, parks, economic development and other measures
Summary
The Assembly adopted a slate of rules‑report bills and other measures on the floor, including numerous amendments to the tax law, parks law, economic development law, the executive and state finance laws, and others; vote tallies were read and recorded for each item.
The Assembly took a series of roll‑call votes on consent and calendar items, advancing multiple bills largely without extended floor debate.
Clerk announcements and roll calls show the following outcomes on bills taken up by the House during this session (titles condensed from the clerk’s read):
- Assembly No. 3424 (Rules Report 125) — act to amend the tax law. Clerk announced vote: 115 ayes, 33 nays. Bill passed.
- Assembly No. 4533 (Rules Report 126) — act to amend the tax law. Clerk announced vote: 115 ayes, 33 nays. Bill passed.
- Assembly No. 4632 (Rules Report 127) — enact to amend the parks, recreation and historic preservation law (senate bill advanced). Clerk announced vote: 148 ayes, 0 nays. Bill passed.
- Assembly No. 5244 (Rules Report 128) — act to amend chapter 296 of the laws of 2023. Clerk announced vote: 119 ayes, 29 nays. Bill passed.
- Assembly No. 5318 (Rules Report 129) — amend the tax law and chapter 535 of the laws of 1987. Clerk announced vote: 109 ayes, 39 nays. Bill passed.
- Assembly No. 5323 / 5323–5329 (Rules Report 130/131) — acts to amend the tax law; including Assembly Nos. 5323, 5329. Clerk announced several votes with tallies including 117 ayes/31 nays and 118 ayes/30 nays; bills passed.
- Assembly No. 6264 (Rules Report 132) — act to amend the economic development law (effective April 1). Clerk announced vote: 148 ayes, 0 nays. Bill passed.
- Assembly No. 6869 (Rules Report 133) — act to amend the executive law and the state finance law. Clerk announced vote: 148 ayes, 0 nays. Bill passed.
The clerk read the final section and recorded votes as listed on the floor; where recorded, the clerk’s tally was announced immediately after the vote and the clerk declared the bills passed. For items taken under rules reports that were read and advanced from the calendar, the clerk noted home‑rule messages where applicable and read the statutory effective sections aloud.
These consent and calendar items were processed as part of the day’s floor calendar. Items debated separately elsewhere on the calendar are covered in their own stories.
