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Votes at a glance: key floor actions and roll calls, June 3, 2026
Summary
Summary list of selected votes recorded on the Senate floor: redistricting constitutional amendment (first passage), privacy bill, anti‑aging warning labels, confirmations and other headline measures with roll‑call results as read on the floor.
Selected roll‑call outcomes recorded during the Senate session (as announced on the floor):
- Constitutional amendment on redistricting (first legislative passage): AYES 38, NAYS 22. The amendment must pass again in a subsequent legislature and then be ratified by voters to take effect.
- Consumer data privacy measure (General Business Law amendment modeled on Washington state): AYES 48, NAYS 13.
- Anti‑aging skin care warning labels (consumer protection): AYES 53, NAYS 8.
- Confirmations: Kathleen Mosier, Commissioner of Parks, REPORTED AYES 57 (confirmed); Terrence O’Leary, Commissioner of Homeland Security (confirmed as read on the floor); John Kagia, Executive Director, Office of Cannabis Management, AYES 57, NAYS 1 (confirmed).
- 'NEMA' nitrous‑oxide retail restrictions (prohibiting certain retail sales while preserving medical/dental uses): AYES 59, NAYS 2.
- Dozens of additional bills listed on the calendar were presented and passed by roll call on the supplemental calendar; the transcript records individual tallies for each listed item.
These outcomes reflect votes recorded by the Secretary in the transcript; the constitutional amendment requires a second legislative passage and voter ratification before it would become part of the State Constitution.
