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Votes at a glance: multiple bills approved by New York Senate on March 26, 2025
Summary
The New York State Senate approved a series of bills on the non-controversial and supplemental calendars, including measures affecting executive law, public service law, penal law, social services, cannabis law, state finance, agriculture and markets, and vehicle and traffic law.
During its March 26, 2025 floor session the New York State Senate moved a slate of bills through the chamber's calendars with mostly unanimous or lopsided roll-call results.
Highlights from the calendar and results announced on the floor:
- Calendar 113 (Senate Print 1688): amendments to the Executive Law. Result announced: Ayes 57. Bill passed.
- Calendar 189 (Senate Print 1535): enactment of the Public Service Law. Roll call announced several negative votes; result: Ayes 49, Nays 8. Bill passed.
- Calendar 359 (Senate Print 8606): amendments to the Penal Law. Result announced: Ayes 57. Bill passed.
- Title 472 (Senate Print 1912): enactment relating to the Social Services Law. Result announced: Ayes 53, Nays 6. Bill passed.
- Calendar 553 (Senate Print 6283): enactment in the Cannabis Law. Result announced: Ayes 59. Bill passed.
- Title 557 (Senate Print 2075): enactment of the State Finance Law. Result announced: Ayes 59. Bill passed.
- Account 573 (Senate Print 1373): enactment of the Agriculture and Markets Law. Result announced: Ayes 58, Nays 1. Bill passed.
- Calendar 578 (Senate Print 1798): enactment of the Vehicle and Traffic Law. Result announced: Ayes 59. Bill passed.
- Supplemental calendar item / Calendar 619 (Assembly Bill 3002 substituted for Senate Bill 3002): Budget bill (debt-service appropriations). Result announced later after debate: Ayes 49, Nays 10. Bill passed.
Each of the above readings included the final section read on the floor (in most cases noting immediate effect or an effect date specified in the text). Where roll-call nay lists were read on the floor, the Senate clerk named individual senators voting in the negative; where only a tally was given the clerk announced the total.
The Senate completed the supplemental and non-controversial calendars and adjourned, scheduling the next session for April 1, 2025, at 11 a.m.
