S7759A
An act to amend the Executive Law — 2024-06-06 · Calendar #1845
The New York State Senate passed Senate Print 7759A, sponsored by Sen. Gianaris, which amends the Executive Law. The bill passed on a 40-20 vote. Sen. Weik, voting in the negative, expressed concern that the measure could endanger bystanders, victims, alleged offenders, and law enforcement by encouraging unsafe practices. She stated the bill "disregards the safety of law enforcement." Twenty senators, primarily Republicans, voted against the measure. The bill takes effect 90 days after becoming law.
PASSED
Ayes: 40
· Nays: 20
Debate Summary
Sen. Weik expressed concern that the bill's provisions could endanger bystanders, victims, alleged offenders, and law enforcement by encouraging unsafe practices. She cited safety concerns with law enforcement as her reason for voting against the measure. The bill passed with bipartisan support despite these objections.
Recorded Votes
Recorded votes are predominantly dissenting (nay) votes captured from roll call records.
| Senator | Vote | Party |
|---|---|---|
| Ashby | nay | Republican |
| Borrello | nay | Republican |
| Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick | nay | Republican |
| Gallivan | nay | Republican |
| Griffo | nay | Republican |
| Helming | nay | Republican |
| Lanza | nay | Republican |
| Martins | nay | Republican |
| Mattera | nay | Republican |
| Murray | nay | Republican |
| O'Mara | nay | Republican |
| Oberacker | nay | Republican |
| Ortt | nay | Republican |
| Palumbo | nay | Republican |
| Rhoads | nay | Republican |
| Rolison | nay | Republican |
| Stec | nay | Republican |
| Tedisco | nay | Republican |
| Weber | nay | Republican |
| Weik | nay | Republican |