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Economy bills

Bills on labor law, wages, workplace safety, economic development programs, small business, agriculture, public authorities and gaming. They move through the Labor, Commerce and Economic Development, Agriculture and Racing committees.

1,999
Bills
56
Passed a house
102
Signed into law
14
Vetoed

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

  • A10507Assembly

    Raise Minimum Wage to $30

    This bill raises New York’s minimum wage to $30 by 2030 for large employers and by 2035 for small employers, links future increases to inflation, extends coverage to miscellaneous industry and…

    Demond MeeksLabor CommitteeEconomy

    Impact 10 · Transformational·15% to pass

    Impact10/10Transformational
    Passage15%
  • A5044Assembly

    Free Internet for All Homes

    This bill requires internet providers in New York municipalities to offer basic internet service at no cost to all residential dwellings.

    Jonathan JacobsonCorporations, Authorities And Commissions CommitteeEconomy

    Impact 10 · Transformational·12% to pass

    Impact10/10Transformational
    Passage12%
  • A6265AssemblyS5674

    Create Social Housing Authority

    This bill creates the New York State Social Housing Development Authority to build, acquire, and maintain permanently affordable, democratically controlled housing statewide.

    Emily GallagherCorporations, Authorities And Commissions CommitteeEconomy

    Impact 9 · Transformational·34% to pass

    Impact9/10Transformational
    Passage34%
  • A2127AssemblyS2026

    Create Hudson Valley Power Authority

    This bill establishes the Hudson Valley Power Authority as a public benefit corporation to acquire and operate Central Hudson Gas and Electric, create a public energy observatory, and promote…

    Sarahana ShresthaCorporations, Authorities And Commissions CommitteeEconomy

    Impact 9 · Transformational·27% to pass

    Impact9/10Transformational
    Passage27%
  • A2015AssemblyS335

    Allow Antitrust Class Actions

    This bill updates New York’s antitrust laws to strengthen enforcement against monopolies, monopsonies, and dominant firms, authorizes class actions, and increases penalties.

    Crystal Peoples-StokesEconomic Development CommitteeEconomy

    Impact 9 · Transformational·26% to pass

    Impact9/10Transformational
    Passage26%
  • A5828AssemblyS6697

    Create City Transit Authorities

    This bill restructures control of the New York City subway system, creating the Big Apple Transit Authority and Commuter Transportation Authority, shifting municipal oversight and amending/repealing…

    Robert C. CarrollCorporations, Authorities And Commissions CommitteeEconomy

    Impact 9 · Transformational·26% to pass

    Impact9/10Transformational
    Passage26%
  • S2026SenateA2127

    Create Hudson Valley Power Authority

    This bill establishes the Hudson Valley Power Authority, a publicly owned utility to deliver energy in the Hudson Valley, with an associated oversight observatory.

    Michelle HincheyCorporations, Authorities And Commissions CommitteeEconomy

    Impact 9 · Transformational·26% to pass

    Impact9/10Transformational
    Passage26%
  • A11197AssemblyS10424

    Limit Utility Profit Rates

    This bill limits how much profit utilities can earn and lets investors set fairer rates.

    Sarahana ShresthaCorporations, Authorities And Commissions CommitteeEconomy

    Impact 9 · Transformational·21% to pass

    Impact9/10Transformational
    Passage21%
  • A7509Assembly

    Expand Broadband and Cable Access

    This bill creates a New York State Broadband Development Authority, reforms cable franchising, strengthens broadband access requirements, and expands consumer protections for telecommunications…

    J. Gary PretlowCorporations, Authorities And Commissions CommitteeEconomy

    Impact 9 · Transformational·21% to pass

    Impact9/10Transformational
    Passage21%
  • A8075AssemblyS6810

    Create Downstate Power Authority

    This bill establishes the Downstate New York Power Authority, a public entity empowered to acquire, operate, and regulate electric utilities in downstate New York.

    Robert C. CarrollCorporations, Authorities And Commissions CommitteeEconomy

    Impact 9 · Transformational·21% to pass

    Impact9/10Transformational
    Passage21%

Most likely to pass

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Bills not yet signed or vetoed, by Passage score.

  • S8812SenateA9462

    Delay Gas Hookup Law

    This bill delays the effective date of new gas service regulations for one year and authorizes necessary rule changes in advance.

    Liz KruegerSigned by Governor

    Impact 4 · Low·Signed into law

    Impact4/10Low
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A5860AssemblyS5623

    Clarify School Jobless Benefits

    This bill amends unemployment benefit rules for educational employees, clarifying definitions and requirements for contracts and "reasonable assurance" of continued employment.

    Claire ValdezOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 7 · Significant·55% to pass

    Impact7/10Significant
    Passage55%
  • A5000AssemblyS4473

    Clarify Wage Damages Purpose

    This bill clarifies that liquidated and statutory damages for labor law violations in New York are compensatory, not penalties, and ensures workers can recover these damages in both state and…

    Harry B. BronsonOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 7 · Significant·51% to pass

    Impact7/10Significant
    Passage51%
  • S9330SenateA10365

    Strengthen Worker Protections

    This bill requires New York labor laws to be interpreted liberally in favor of workers to achieve their remedial purposes.

    Jessica RamosOn the Senate floor

    Impact 8 · Significant·50% to pass

    Impact8/10Significant
    Passage50%
  • S1280SenateA73

    Require Gas Stove Warning Labels

    This bill requires warning labels on new gas stoves in New York to inform consumers about potential health risks from emissions.

    Liz KruegerPassed Assembly

    Impact 6 · Moderate·50% to pass

    Impact6/10Moderate
    Passage50%
  • S4468SenateA5319

    Family Leave After Pregnancy Loss

    This bill amends the workers' compensation law to allow family leave for employees recovering from a pregnancy loss after twenty weeks of gestation.

    Shelley MayerPassed Senate

    Impact 6 · Moderate·50% to pass

    Impact6/10Moderate
    Passage50%
  • A173AssemblyS6165

    Open Not-For-Profit Meetings

    This bill expands open meetings and freedom of information requirements to certain not-for-profit corporations affiliated with government entities, increases oversight, and changes rules for local…

    Amy PaulinPassed Senate

    Impact 8 · Significant·48% to pass

    Impact8/10Significant
    Passage48%
  • A589AssemblyS4204

    Reform Port Authority Governance

    This bill reforms the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's governance, transparency, procurement, and capital planning procedures, emphasizing public participation, diversity, and legislative…

    Amy PaulinOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 8 · Significant·48% to pass

    Impact8/10Significant
    Passage48%

Recently signed or vetoed

All signed bills →
  • S9153SenateA10749

    Limit Alcohol Licenses at Sites

    The bill amends the alcoholic beverage control law to exempt three specific parcels in Ontario County from certain alcohol licensing restrictions.

    Jeremy CooneySigned by Governor

    Impact 2 · Minimal·Signed into law

    Impact2/10Minimal
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S10586SenateA11571

    Extend Public Hearings Rule

    This bill extends the law about public hearings on proposed rules for one more year, until 2028.

    Michael GianarisSigned by Governor

    Impact 3 · Low·Signed into law

    Impact3/10Low
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A11437AssemblyS10172

    Raise Cider License Fee

    This bill raises the annual fee for wholesale beer licensees to sell cider from $125 to $375.

    Albert A. StirpeSigned by Governor

    Impact 4 · Low·Signed into law

    Impact4/10Low
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A10343AssemblyS10567

    Extend Unemployment Fee Rules

    This bill extends the effectiveness of certain unemployment insurance fee and expense provisions from December 31, 2026 to December 31, 2028.

    Al TaylorSigned by Governor

    Impact 4 · Low·Signed into law

    Impact4/10Low
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S10028SenateA10902

    Allow More Out-of-Town Firefighters

    This bill allows the East Herkimer Volunteer Fire Department No. 1 to have more than 45% non-resident members.

    Mark WalczykSigned by Governor

    Impact 3 · Low·Signed into law

    Impact3/10Low
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A11297AssemblyS10337

    Lift Cap on Nonresident Firefighters

    This bill allows the Liverpool Fire Department to have more than 45% non-resident members.

    Pamela J. HunterSigned by Governor

    Impact 4 · Low·Signed into law

    Impact4/10Low
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S10176SenateA11318

    Allow Non-Resident Fire Volunteers

    This bill allows the East Concord Fire Department to have more than 45% non-resident members.

    Patrick M. GallivanSigned by Governor

    Impact 4 · Low·Signed into law

    Impact4/10Low
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A8796AssemblyS10068

    Alcohol License Exemption for Manhattan

    This bill creates specific exceptions to alcoholic beverage retail licensing restrictions for certain parcels in Manhattan, with detailed conditions and expiration upon sale or lease termination.

    Alex BoresSigned by Governor

    Impact 4 · Low·Signed into law

    Impact4/10Low
    OutcomeSigned into law