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Votes at a glance: consent calendar items and resolutions adopted by the Assembly
Summary
The Assembly adopted several ceremonial resolutions (Behavior Analysis Day; Ameloblastoma Day; Forest Day; Dentist Day) and passed multiple bills on the consent calendar (Assembly Nos. 2321, 2573, 6707, 8382A), each read and recorded by the clerk.
The New York State Assembly completed a series of ceremonial resolutions and consent-calendar bills during its session in Albany.
Resolutions adopted by voice vote included Assembly No. 1070 (Ms. McMahon) memorializing the governor to proclaim March 20, 2026, as Behavior Analysis Day; Assembly No. 1071 (Mr. Jensen) memorializing March 20, 2026, as Ameloblastoma Day; Assembly No. 1072 (Mr. Lamendez) recognizing March 21, 2026, as Forest Day with an extended statement on the economic and ecological value of forests; and Assembly No. 1073 (Mr. Slater) memorializing March 6, 2026, as Dentist Day.
On the consent calendar the clerk read final sections and recorded votes for each bill read on the floor:
- Assembly No. 2321 (calendar 84, sponsor: Mr. McDonald): read and reported by the clerk; recorded Ayes 134, Nos 0; bill passed. - Assembly No. 2573 (calendar 93, sponsor: Mr. McDonald): read and recorded Ayes 136, Nos 0; bill passed. - Assembly No. 6707 (calendar 171, sponsor: Ms. Solange): read and recorded Ayes 137, Nos 0; bill passed (effective on the thirtieth day as read on the floor). - Assembly No. 8382A (calendar 275, sponsor: Miss Pollan): read and recorded Ayes 109, Nos 28; bill passed (act takes effect Nov. 1 as read on the floor).
These items were handled on the consent calendar with no extended floor debate recorded for the individual measures.
The Assembly then proceeded to debated calendar 55 (covered in a separate report).
