2021 Descriptions Of Assembly Bills1110 2021.pdf

- Opposed bills:
1. S. 255-B/A. 1106-B: prevailing wages on public work projects
2. S. 515/A. 1916: changes to the state constitution regarding the Independent Redistricting Commission
3. S. 517/A. 502: removes the ten day advance voter registration requirement
4. S. 528/A.1368: ensures the right to clean air and water
5. S. 830/A. 4448-A: gives parolees the right to vote prior to the end of their parole
6. S. 854-A/A. 1248-A: legalizes and regulates the use of cannabis
7. S. 885/A.1972: allows certain tenants to remain on premises for up to three years
8. S.1034-B/A.2681-B: creates an airborne infectious disease standard
9. S.1144-A/A.5576: relates to community supervision
10. S.1351/A3355: repeals the section of penal law relating to loitering for prostitution
11. S.2503-C/A.3003-C: includes $2.1B for the excluded workers' fund
12. S.2507-C/A.3007-C: includes taxpayer dollars for abortions
13. S.2535/A868: decriminalizes the possession and sale of hypodermic needles and syringes
14. S.2758/A. 4302: requires 100% of in-state sales of new passenger cars and trucks to be zero-emissions by 2035
15. S.2981/A.7302: creates a firearm violence institute
16. S.2987-A/A. 5679-A: declares racism a public health crisis
17. S.3934/A.1634: updates the commission that reviews complaints of prosecutorial misconduct
18. S. 6362-A/A.7175-A: extends the emergency and eviction foreclosure act
19. S.6482-B/A.6970-A: creates a statewide system for online voter registration
20. S.7196/A6762-B: regulates the sale, manufacture, importation, and marketing of firearms
21. S. 50001/A.40001: extends a new moratorium on COVID-related residential and commercial evictions
- Supported bills:
1. S.2767/A.5423: helps NY graduates with private student loans refinance and reduce monthly payments
2. S.5945/A. 7163: improves patient safety and health in state facilities for people with developmental disabilities
3. "The Butler Amendment": prevents the use of moneys for elective abortions
4. Proposed amendment for the early revocation of the Governor's emergency COVID-19 powers