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Votes at a glance: Senate passes multiple bills including consumer protections, tax law changes and stormwater authority expansion
Summary
On April 2 the New York State Senate completed a series of roll calls on its calendar, passing multiple bills on consumer protections, tax law changes, environmental provisions and authorizing some public authorities to manage stormwater. Vote tallies where recorded on the floor are listed below.
The New York State Senate on April 2 moved through its calendar and passed a series of bills spanning consumer protections, real property tax law changes, environmental measures and authorizations for public authorities to manage stormwater. Several votes were roll-called on the floor, with the clerks announcing tallies and listing specific negative votes where recorded.
Why it matters: The measures affect a mix of regulatory, taxation and infrastructure authorities statewide; many passed with broad margins and will become law on the effective dates announced on the floor.
Votes at a glance (as recorded on the floor):
- Calendar/Counter 317 — Senate Print 3072 (sponsor: Senator Sanders). Subject: enactment related to general business law (consumer protections). Result:…
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