25,745 bills. Ordered by the date of each bill’s latest official action: referral, amendment, floor vote, passage or signature.
Impact is how much a bill would change if enacted, from 1 (minimal) to 10 (transformational). Passage is our estimate of the chance it becomes law this session. How we score
Provides that no public utility shall discontinue gas, electric, steam or water service for non-payment of bills to an entire multiple dwelling but shall have all rights otherwise provided by law,…
Creates the non-partisan legislative budget office; directs such office shall provide information to legislative committees of the senate and assembly with respect to the state budget, appropriation…
Provides for the inclusion of low income credit unions in the banking development district program in cities having a population of one million or more persons.
Bans the sale, use or possession of 50-caliber or larger weapons and directs the division of state police to embark on a program whereby persons currently in lawful possession of such weapons may be…
Relates to the content of statements of campaign receipts, contributions, transfers and expenditures to and by political committees; requires such statements to include the occupation of the…
Changes the state fiscal year from April first to June first with such fiscal year ending the next following thirty-first day of May; changes time frames for school district elections and notice of…
Extends the duration of tuition assistance awards to five years.
Relates to political contributions made by limited liability companies.
Requires police identification line-ups to be conducted sequentially, with defendants appearing one at a time.
Requires all interrogations to be videotaped.
Requires school districts to establish a language assistance program for limited English proficient parents of students; requires record keeping and annual reporting; permits districts to jointly…
Makes the suppression of voters a civil violation.
Relates to financial disclosure by public officers; repeals certain provision of the legislative law relating thereto.
Provides that purchasers and sellers of real property shall be provided with voter registration forms at closing.
Provides additional opportunity for new registrant by mail to indicate choice of party enrollment where original choice was omitted or void, by requiring board of elections to notify registrant of…
Requires certain information to be provided on a real property transfer form; requires limited liability companies to provide certain information when purchasing real property.
Provides that tenants of residential real property shall be provided with voter registration forms.
Provides that no school shall be in session on general election day.
Prohibits the use or exploitation of official position by an officer or employee of a state agency for political fundraising as a standard of ethics for state employees; makes unlawful use of…
Prohibits political contributions by businesses that have been awarded state contracts.
Reduces the time for mailing and receipt of registration application to constitutional minimum.
Relates to vaccination of egg-laying hens against salmonella.
Relates to application of guidelines for medical treatment for injured workers; prohibits retroactive application.
Provides for disclosure of memoranda of understanding between the governor and the legislature regarding "lump sum" line item appropriations in the state budget.
Requires a person to be a resident of the local subdivision for which such person seeks office at the time of filing designating or nominating petitions.
Requires reporting of the identities of persons acting as intermediaries or bundlers of political contributions in certain cases; defines relevant terms; provides for exceptions in other cases where…
Requires county boards to create systems for processing electronic requests for absentee ballots.
Relates to uniform maximum contributions for all candidates regardless of position or office.
Directs the commissioner of health to establish and implement a uniform letter grading system to classify health inspection results for any place engaged in the preparation, sale or service of food…
Relates to alternative finance investment bonds.
Relates to individuals allowing their health care agents' authority to vest immediately, without a determination of incapacity.
Provides that a school district vote on a bond resolution shall take place on the third Tuesday in May in conjunction with the school budget vote; provides that such bond resolution vote may only be…
Provides that the New York power authority shall have jurisdiction over any municipality that owns and operates an electric distribution system and distributes any power from the authority.
Restricts form, amount and time of political contributions by lobbyists and the acceptance of such contributions by public officials.
Relates to the definition of a public body pursuant to the open meetings law; includes any advisory committee or similar body created by such public body or pursuant to federal, state or local law…
Relates to awards of certain contracts to small businesses or businesses certified under article 15-A of the executive law.
Relates to farm pond dams; defines farm pond dams as dams principally installed to enhance agricultural, environmental and conservation benefits on farms.
Directs the public service commission, in consultation with the attorney general, to prescribe policies for nuclear electric generating facility security personnel with respect to their use of…
Prohibits public authorities from implementing any kind of contingency compensation for their employees.
Reduces campaign contributions limits for candidates for election to public office or party position.
Regulates political contribution activities by intermediaries; requires that when contributions made by an intermediary to a candidate or a committee are over $1,000, the name, occupation and…
Restores the tuition freeze for charter schools to the 2008-2009 school year level for certain cities.
Relates to maximum contributions for candidates.
Relates to requiring the state board of elections to utilize computer programs for certain online filings which are compatible with widely used programs.
Provides exemption from jury service for election inspectors for a period of four years.
Establishes new contribution limits, expands the types of organizations prohibited from making contributions and aggregates certain contributions.
Lowers the annual candidate contribution limit from $150,000 to $75,000.
Requires the state uniform fire prevention and building code to include standards requiring the installation of an operable carbon monoxide detector in restaurants constructed or sold after December…
Broadens requirements with respect to campaign disclosure statements to require expenditures of $5,000 or more incurred in the final 10 days of an election to be reported within 24 hours to the…
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