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Senate votes: summary of bills adopted March 26, 2025
Summary
A roundup of bills and resolutions adopted during the New York State Senate session, including calendar numbers, short descriptions and recorded vote results where read into the record.
The New York State Senate completed a range of votes on calendar items during the March 26, 2025 floor session. Below are the distinct bills and resolutions that were read and adopted on the floor with the brief descriptions and vote outcomes recorded in the floor transcript.
- Calendar No. 324 (Senate Print 659, Giannaris): Amends the Environmental Conservation Law. The transcript records a roll‑call result with 48 ayes and 13 nays (named senators voting in the negative were listed). The bill was passed.
- Calendar No. 348 (Senate Print 2597, Mayer): Amends the Family Court Act. The floor reading indicated the bill takes effect immediately; the roll call recorded 52 ayes and 9 nays; the bill passed.
- Calendar No. 417 (Senate Print 3147, Cooney): Insurance Law amendment; recorded vote showed 60 ayes, 1 nay (Senator Walzick) and the bill passed.
- Calendar Nos. 435 and 440 (various sponsors): Labor‑law related measures and other labor items were considered on the controversial calendar; several were passed as read. Calendar 440 (sponsor Senator Ryan) was debated and passed (see separate article on workplace‑violence investigator protections).
- Calendar No. 473 (Senate Print 2438, Gennaro): Public Health Law amendment; roll call read 60 ayes, 1 nay and the bill passed.
- Calendar No. 491 (Senate Print 2400, Prasad): Public Health Law item establishing a working group on blood clots and PE education; Senator Murray explained his vote and the chair announced the bill passed.
- Multiple other calendar items were adopted with majority votes recorded as 'I 61' (several public health, mental hygiene and municipal law items) or with the specific tallies read into the record during the session. The secretary read each bill’s final section and the roll calls were announced on the floor; the secretary and presiding officer announced when each bill was passed.
These actions complete the calendar business for the day. The Senate adjourned and scheduled the next session for Thursday, March 27 at 11 a.m.
