
103 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 residency of a person at the time of filing a designating or nominating petition or a certificate of designation, nomination or substitution shall be presumed to be the residence address of…
Provides for the recanvass of certain ballots upon request of a candidate prior to the canvas of absentee and special ballots in the city of New York.
Prohibits cell phone service providers from requiring a customer to renew his or her service plan when adding a new phone line to such plan; and prohibits such provider from extending the time of…
Authorizes any tenant who is party to an action in the housing part to be represented by a person who is not an attorney, provided consent for such representation is made on the record; prohibits…
Repeals certain provisions of the election law and adds a new section to such law permitting a voter to vote by special ballot at the board of elections upon submission of a written statement and…
Relates to requiring ballot rotation.
Establishes the crime of sabotage of rent regulated accommodations.
Provides to any person early voting for a candidate for public office in a general election to take place no sooner than twenty days and no later than five days prior to election day, and for a…
Relates to rental discrimination based on income.
Relates to residency requirements for members of council.
Requires the counting of an affidavit ballot of an eligible voter if such voter appeared at a polling place in the correct county but in the incorrect election district.
Authorizes political subdivisions to award public contracts to participants of a minority and women owned business enterprise program at a cost premium not to exceed ten percent of the lowest bid.
Provides that owners of real property in the city of New York shall designate the address or addresses where such owner receives their daily or regular mail upon registration of such property with…
Prohibits radioactive or hazardous waste disposal or transfer stations from being sited within one thousand five hundred feet of school property.
Establishes a statewide toll-free elderly abuse hotline.
Directs the state board of elections to establish procedures to assure the timely processing and counting of affidavit ballots.
Directs the commissioner of health to study and report on the very high incidence of asthma in the state.
Relates to prohibiting rate variations of over ten percent between counties within the city of New York for non-business private passenger automobiles.
Requires contract carriers of passengers by motor vehicle to provide federal SafeStat results to potential customers.
Prohibits election commissioners and deputy election commissioners from holding a publicly elected office or from being the respective chair of the county democratic or republican committees.
Requires the commissioner of the department of health to implement a drinking water information program designed to provide the public with access to information and reports concerning the state's…
Extends the right to vote in all elections to aliens lawfully admitted for permanent residence in the United States.
Relates to contracts for the transportation of school children; provides the board of education of a school district in a city with a population of a million or more shall include in such contracts…
Requires that graduates of state high schools be trained in cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Expands the definition of "electronic communication".
Relates to contracts for the transportation of children in cities with a population of one million or more; all contracts shall include employee protection provisions rationally relating to the…
Relates to protection against unwarranted surveillance.
Relates to communications by retail stores attempting to settle civil actions deriving from larceny prosecutions.
Relates to computing the service payment paid to certain public transportation systems.
Provides factors to be considered when a health care practitioner's opinion differs from that of referral's treating health care practitioner as to a disability; requires such health care…
Extends provisions relating to owner controlled insurance programs; provides that for such purposes "public corporation" or "public authority" shall not include bridge, tunnel or omnibus facilities.
Authorizes the lease of lands adjacent to state, county and town highways for operation of wind or solar electric generating systems; authorizes the metropolitan transportation authority to enter…
Relates to alternative project delivery methodologies.
Provides that ownership of unidentifiable part in identifiable motorcycle, other than a stolen motorcycle shall be returned to such owner, provided that department has made findings such owner had…
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.
Relates to the presence of official full or partial lane markings on roadways.
Relates to emergency rule with respect to the removal of vehicles from public streets and highways.
Requires the driver of a vehicle involved in an accident involving no personal injury or death to move the vehicle to a safe location in the vicinity of the incident.
Requires charter schools to provide notice of probationary status or received remedial action plan.
Extends the biofuel credit and requires all municipalities to use biofuels for any purpose which requires the use of fuel.
Relates to signs on school buses; authorizes the commissioner of motor vehicles to promulgate any necessary rules and regulations.
Authorizes political subdivisions to award publicly competitively bid contracts to businesses that participate in a program designed to foster participation by local businesses in public procurement…
Relates to administration of language assessment instruments to students receiving a program of bilingual education or English as a second language.
Authorizes the Empire State Development Corporation to acquire by eminent domain a certain parcel of real property in the borough of Brooklyn for a public project.
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