Senate · District 34 · 2015–16
Jeffrey D. Klein
SD-34No longer in office
In office since 2009 · 5 sessionsjdklein@senate.state.ny.us
Sponsored
121
111 bills, 10 resolutions
Passed a house
39
bills, Senate or Assembly
Signed into law
8
by the governor
Avg impact
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no rated bills passed yet
Vote participation
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no floor votes recorded yet
Effectiveness
11 of 122 sponsored bills passed (10.1%), ranking #10 of 66 in the Senate. Effectiveness points, which weigh each passed bill by its impact, start with the 2023–24 session.
Sponsored bills
111 bills, newest firstInclude resolutions
- S1104In Assembly Committee· May 3, 2016Enhances criminal penalties for criminal mischief and larceny offenses committed at a place of religious worship
- S1105In Senate Committee· Jan 8, 2016Enacts comprehensive provisions to curtail the incidence of asthma and other respiratory diseases
- S855In Senate Committee· Jan 6, 2016Authorizes claiming authorities to retain certain property for law enforcement purposes in civil forfeiture actions for the proceeds of a crime
- S856In Senate Committee· Jan 6, 2016Directs the special advisory panel on homeowners' insurance/catastrophe coverage to study certain facets of insurance in coastal areas
- S849In Assembly Committee· Mar 1, 2016Increases the penalties for bias related and gang related graffiti, and graffiti upon religious property
- S853In Assembly Committee· Mar 17, 2016Authorizes health insurers to provide actuarially appropriate reductions in health insurance premiums for participation in a wellness program
- S854In Assembly Committee· Mar 28, 2016Directs commissioner of education to establish guidelines providing for donation of excess, unused, edible food from school meals to food assistance programs
- S850In Senate Committee· Jan 6, 2016Relates to removing the statute of limitations for sexual offenses
- S852In Assembly Committee· May 10, 2016Requires the office of children and family services to track and report elder abuse
- S851In Assembly Committee· Feb 1, 2016Prohibits placing of level 2 or 3 sex offenders in any temporary emergency housing or homeless shelters used to house families with children
- S848In Senate Committee· Jan 6, 2016Provides that the department of agriculture and markets must order a retail food store failing inspection to cease operations or suspend or revoke its license