This page shows bills that received a floor vote in the NYS Senate, 2023–2026. Each row is one floor vote — a bill can appear more than once if it was voted on in different years. “Passed Senate” means the bill passed this chamber only — Assembly passage and the Governor’s signature are separate steps shown in the Status column where available. Bill titles and sponsors are sourced from the Open Legislation API; titles marked AI were extracted from floor transcripts and may differ slightly from the official title. Note: API data (titles, sponsors, law sections, and status) is only available for 2025–2026 — older rows will show limited or no metadata.
Bill # Year Sponsor Summary Result Status Vote
S429 ↗ 2026 Salazar +8 Authorizes the state inspector general to receive and investigate complaints of sexual assault in correctional facilities Passed Senate 56–3
S1048 ↗ 2026 Salazar +11 Requires public agencies to establish preliminary license application procedures to determine whether an applicant for a license would be ineligible for such license based on criminal history Passed Senate 44–18
S6365 ↗ 2026 Salazar Relates to certain information provided to incarcerated individuals upon their release Passed Senate 53–8
S7858 ↗ 2026 Salazar +11 Repeals the requirement that the senate vote to confirm the appointment of certain chief executive officers within a certain time period; repealer Passed Senate 61–0
S1050 ↗ 2026 Salazar +1 Relates to allowing telephone calls prior to an incarcerated individual's transfer Passed Senate 40–22
S317 ↗ 2026 Salazar +8 Requires anti-bias training for every medical student, medical resident and physician assistant student in the state Passed Senate 43–16
S8866 ↗ 2026 Salazar +2 Establishes "The Equity in Fertility Treatment Act"; relates to the definition of infertility and health insurance coverage for the treatment of infertility Passed Senate 49–9
S1047 ↗ 2025 Salazar +21 Establishes a ride clean rebate program for bicycles with electric assist and electric scooters Passed Senate 47–12
S1050 ↗ 2025 Salazar +1 Relates to allowing telephone calls prior to an incarcerated individual's transfer Passed Senate 38–21
S5505 ↗ 2025 Salazar +2 Requires the development of mental illness training for providers of temporary housing Passed Senate 59–0
S6266 ↗ 2025 Salazar +4 Establishes a quality incentive program for managed care providers Passed Senate 59–?
S8415 ↗ 2025 Salazar Enacts into law components of legislation necessary to implement an omnibus bill related to correctional services in the state of New York Passed Senate Signed ✓ 36–23
S8185 ↗ 2025 Salazar +1 Prohibits certain entities from negotiating any contracts or settlements releasing such entities from liability for a tortious or potentially tortious act within thirty days of such act Passed Senate Vetoed 56–3
S7809 ↗ 2025 Salazar +3 Establishes state composting programs Passed Senate 43–15
S7858 ↗ 2025 Salazar +12 Repeals the requirement that the senate vote to confirm the appointment of certain chief executive officers within a certain time period; repealer Passed Senate 57–1
S6365 ↗ 2025 Salazar Relates to certain information provided to incarcerated individuals upon their release Passed Senate 47–10
S7117 ↗ 2025 Salazar +4 Authorizes the correctional association to inspect residential juvenile detention facilities Passed Senate 37–22
S856 ↗ 2025 Salazar +11 Increases the number of members on the state commission of correction Passed Senate 40–21
S156 ↗ 2025 Salazar +6 Relates to awards made to crime victims Passed Senate 57–?
S429 ↗ 2025 Salazar +8 Authorizes the state inspector general to receive and investigate complaints of sexual assault in correctional facilities Passed Senate 53–4
S1048 ↗ 2025 Salazar +11 Requires public agencies to establish preliminary license application procedures to determine whether an applicant for a license would be ineligible for such license based on criminal history Passed Senate 42–18
S317 ↗ 2025 Salazar +8 Requires anti-bias training for every medical student, medical resident and physician assistant student in the state Passed Senate 44–17