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206 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
Prohibits candidates from authorizing more than one political committee for any one election.
Enacts the unified economic development budget act.
Relates to the composition of boards of elections.
Relates to clarifying the number of signatures required on an independent nominating petition in a municipality with less than a thousand residents; relates to declination of office and filling…
Establishes an instant runoff voting method for certain local elections for races with three or more candidates; insures majority support for elected officers; provides for repeal of such provisions.
Enacts the corporate accountability for tax expenditures act; standardizes applications for state development assistance for empire zone assistance and industrial development agency assistance;…
Removes limitations on voting by absentee ballot that are required by the constitution.
Requires that the governor's appropriation and reappropriation budget bills be specifically itemized to assure accountability; provides that the purpose of such appropriations shall be specified in…
Requires no budget bill shall be passed or become a law unless it shall have been printed and upon the desks of the members, in its final form, for at least ten calendar legislative days prior to…
Requires that no person acting as a political party chairperson, an elected public officer, an individual who is subject to the rules established by the commission on public integrity and any other…
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…
Amends the constitution to delete the requirement that registration for purposes of voting be completed at least ten days before election day and provides that laws be made to adequately safeguard…
Relates to criminal use of a firearm in the first degree; provides that the firearm displayed need not be real for additional penalties to apply.
Establishes an alternative energy systems and generating equipment tax credit for qualified expenditures meeting the criteria prescribed by the department of taxation and finance, in consultation…
Provides a 25% tax credit against personal income taxes for the purchase of gun safety equipment up to $500.
Establishes the toxic mold safety and protection act and the toxic mold hazard insurance program; appropriates $250,000 therefor.
Relates to the commercial display of human remains; requires the department of health to implement a permit process for anyone displaying human remains for payment or other consideration; exempts…
Creates a fund for the compensation of unpaid or underpaid employees; requires the division of labor standards to provide instruction and assistance pertaining to tax filing and reporting…
Enacts the voter friendly ballot act.
Makes the following participating agencies for purposes of agency assisted voter registration: public libraries, local housing authorities, and public high schools; directs the state board of…
Requires persons possessing any firearm to hold a firearms safety certificate; establishes application and training process therefor.
Establishes the class A misdemeanor of unlawful procurement of a firearm, for the purchase or acquisition of more that 1 firearm during any period of 30 days.
Provides that qualified persons who have never previously registered to vote may register on any day, including a day of election, that the board of elections is open for business; requires…
Enacts the "voter empowerment act of New York" to streamline the process for registering to vote.
Authorizes an agency in a city with a population of one million or more to send notices, bills and other communications by electronic means.
Relates to the repeal of provisions permitting rent increases after vacancy of a housing accommodation.
Relates to environmental restoration investigation projects upon parcels in tax lien foreclosure proceedings.
Repeals provisions of law granting real property tax exemption to certain entities.
Provides for a change in the early morning hour to open the polls for voting in New York city; changes from six a.m. to seven a.m.
Creates a fifteen member sustainable development task force to study the feasibility of adopting a goal oriented and performance based regulatory system to achieve the goal of sustainable…
Authorizes utility corporations, telegraph and telephone corporations, and cable television corporations to provide notice of bills to third parties at the request of the customer.
Requires county boards to create systems for processing electronic requests for absentee ballots.
Establishes a carpet stewardship program; requires manufacturers to coordinate with wholesalers, retailers and installers to recycle old carpets; provides penalties for noncompliance.
Exempts pet food from sales and compensating use taxes.
Regulates firearms and ammunition dealers; requires such dealers to hold a permit issued by the division of criminal justice services after an investigation of the applicant by such division;…
Broadens provisions relating to eligibility for a firearms license.
Provides requirement to report lost or stolen firearms within 72-hours to local police authorities; intentional failure to report shall be a class A misdemeanor.
Establishes a 10 day waiting period for the purchase of any firearm; violations of such provisions shall constitute a class A misdemeanor.
Prohibits idling by heavy-duty vehicles.
Provides for disclosure of memoranda of understanding between the governor and the legislature regarding "lump sum" line item appropriations in the state budget.
Prohibits the procurement of human body parts for use in human transplantation except as provided by law; requires that procurement of body parts be performed only at registered facilities and…
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…
Prevents landlords from receiving a financial windfall from major capital improvements funded by the New York State energy and research development authority.
Relates to the sale of tonic water, bitters and maraschino cherries at liquor stores.
Provides for a June 1 to May 31 state fiscal year; makes administrative and transitional provisions therefor; requires that by April 15 of each year, the legislature must adopt a joint resolution…
Relates to payment of disability benefits.
Requires certain information to be provided on a real property transfer form; requires limited liability companies to provide certain information when purchasing real property.
Makes the suppression of voters a civil violation.
Enables employees to receive electronic confirmation of direct deposit in lieu of paper pay stubs; authorizes rules and regulations by the comptroller for electronic confirmation system; requires…
Prohibits the state from entering into certain contracts with companies requiring employees to stipulate to binding arbitration for all disputes unless it excludes disputes involving sexual assault.
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