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S955

Sponsored by Brian Kavanagh D

An act to amend the Multiple Dwelling Law — 2025-05-14 · Calendar #928

The New York State Senate passed S955, sponsored by Senator Kavanagh, which amends the Multiple Dwelling Law. The bill received 37 votes in favor and 20 votes in opposition. The measure will take effect 180 days after becoming law. The bill passed along largely party lines, with 20 senators voting against it.
Passed Senate Ayes: 37 · Nays: 20

Debate Summary

No debate was recorded in this transcript segment. The bill proceeded directly to a roll call vote.

Roll Call — Official API Data

Full roll call from the Open Legislation API. Every senator's recorded vote is shown.

Senator Vote Party District
Joseph P. Addabbo Jr. AYE Democrat SD-15
Jamaal Bailey AYE Democrat SD-36
April Baskin AYE Democrat SD-63
Jabari Brisport AYE Democrat SD-25
Siela Bynoe AYE Democrat SD-6
Cordell Cleare AYE Democrat SD-30
Leroy Comrie AYE Democrat SD-14
Jeremy Cooney AYE Democrat SD-56
Patricia Fahy AYE Democrat SD-46
Nathalia Fernandez AYE Democrat SD-34
Kristen Gonzalez AYE Democrat SD-59
Andrew Gounardes AYE Democrat SD-26
Pete Harckham AYE Democrat SD-40
Michelle Hinchey AYE Democrat SD-41
Brad Hoylman-Sigal AYE Democrat SD-47
Robert Jackson AYE Democrat SD-31
Brian Kavanagh AYE Democrat SD-27
Liz Krueger AYE Democrat SD-28
John Liu AYE Democrat SD-16
Monica Martinez AYE Democrat SD-4
Rachel May AYE Democrat SD-48
Shelley Mayer AYE Democrat SD-37
Peter Oberacker AYE Republican SD-51
Kevin S. Parker AYE Democrat SD-21
Roxanne J. Persaud AYE Democrat SD-19
Jessica Ramos AYE Democrat SD-13
Gustavo Rivera AYE Democrat SD-33
Christopher Ryan AYE Democrat SD-50
Sean Ryan AYE Democrat SD-61
Julia Salazar AYE Democrat SD-18
Jessica Scarcella-Spanton AYE Democrat SD-23
Luis R. Sepúlveda AYE Democrat SD-32
José M. Serrano AYE Democrat SD-29
Toby Ann Stavisky AYE Democrat SD-11
Andrea Stewart-Cousins AYE Democrat SD-35
Lea Webb AYE Democrat SD-52
Alexis Weik AYE Republican SD-8
Jake Ashby EXC Republican SD-43
Samra Brouk EXC Democrat SD-55
Michael Gianaris EXC Democrat SD-12
Zellnor Myrie EXC Democrat SD-20
James Sanders Jr. EXC Democrat SD-10
George Borrello NAY Republican SD-57
Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick NAY Republican SD-9
Stephen T. Chan NAY Republican SD-17
Patrick M. Gallivan NAY Republican SD-60
Joseph A. Griffo NAY Republican SD-53
Pamela Helming NAY Republican SD-54
Andrew J. Lanza NAY Republican SD-24
Jack M. Martins NAY Republican SD-7
Mario Mattera NAY Republican SD-2
Dean Murray NAY Republican SD-3
Thomas F. O'Mara NAY Republican SD-58
Robert Ortt NAY Republican SD-62
Anthony H. Palumbo NAY Republican SD-1
Steve Rhoads NAY Republican SD-5
Robert Rolison NAY Republican SD-39
James Skoufis NAY Democrat SD-42
Dan Stec NAY Republican SD-45
James Tedisco NAY Republican SD-44
Mark Walczyk NAY Republican SD-49
William Weber NAY Republican SD-38

Transcript Mentions

These votes were extracted from the floor transcript by AI. NYS Senate roll calls are read in full, but AI extraction may not capture every senator — so this list is incomplete and skews toward named dissenting votes. Use the Official API Data table above for the complete roll call.

Senator Vote Party
Borrello nay Republican
Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick nay Republican
Chan 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
Ortt nay Republican
Palumbo nay Republican
Rhoads nay Republican
Rolison nay Republican
Skoufis nay Democrat
Stec nay Republican
Tedisco nay Republican
Walczyk nay Republican
Weber nay Republican

An act to amend the Vehicle and Traffic Law — 2023-06-08 · Calendar #1730

The New York State Senate passed S955, sponsored by Sen. Cooney, which amends the Vehicle and Traffic Law. The bill received 62 affirmative votes with no recorded opposition in a roll call vote. The measure takes effect immediately upon passage.
Passed Senate Ayes: 62 · Nays: 0

Debate Summary

No debate was recorded on this bill. The measure proceeded directly to a roll call vote.