New York State Senator

James Sanders 2025-2026 Regular Session - Authored & Sponsored Legislation (Page 27)

Legislative Session

Primary Sponsor of Legislation

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New York 2025-2026 Regular Session

New York Senate Bill S06295

Introduced
3/10/25  
Requires health insurance plans to provide coverage for epi-pens for individuals 18 years old and younger.
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New York Senate Bill S06296

Introduced
3/10/25  
Relates to admission requirements for graduate-level teacher and educational leader programs.
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New York Senate Bill S06297

Introduced
3/10/25  
Provides for automatic issuance of identification cards to incarcerated individuals and assistance with obtaining copies of any documents needed to apply for identification cards, including, but not limited to, an incarcerated individual's social security card and birth certificate.
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New York Senate Bill S06298

Introduced
3/10/25  
Requires that employees laid off due to the COVID-19 state disaster emergency retain their salary, seniority and benefits once rehired.
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New York Senate Bill S06299

Introduced
3/10/25  
Limits the liability of a debit cardholder for unauthorized use of a debit card.
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New York Senate Bill S06300

Introduced
3/10/25  
Relates to the expiration of right to collect consumer credit debt; includes any attempts made by the creditor, third-party purchaser or other authorized third party to collect such debt.
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New York Senate Bill S06301

Introduced
3/10/25  
Creates a temporary state commission to study and investigate how to regulate artificial intelligence, robotics and automation; repeals such commission.
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New York Senate Bill S06302

Introduced
3/10/25  
Requires that elections for municipal office in the city of New York shall use an "instant run-off" or "ranked choice" voting system.
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New York Senate Bill S06303

Introduced
3/10/25  
Requires the department of health to collect and report certain data concerning COVID-19 including racial, ethnic, and other demographic disparities throughout the state which are contributing to the amount of positive cases and the care provided for such.
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New York Senate Bill S06304

Introduced
3/10/25  
Relates to expungement of records for certain juveniles convicted of a nonviolent offense after seven years and satisfactory completion of such person's probation, parole, supervised release and payment of any fines imposed or restitution ordered, whichever is later.
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New York Senate Bill S06305

Introduced
3/10/25  
Relates to the unlawful use of a remotely piloted aircraft; defines remotely piloted aircraft as a device used for flight in the air which is operated remotely without the possibility of direct human intervention from within or on the aircraft.
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New York Senate Bill S06306

Introduced
3/10/25  
Relates to unlawful surveillance; adds additional actions constituting unlawful surveillance in the second degree and in the first degree.
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New York Senate Bill S06307

Introduced
3/10/25  
Refer
3/10/25  
Report Pass
4/29/25  
Engrossed
6/9/25  
Relates to the prevention and mitigation of marine and coastal debris; defines terms; requires the department of environmental conservation to prepare and annually update a marine and coastal debris action plan.
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New York Senate Bill S06308

Introduced
3/10/25  
Requires reporting and verification of scope 1, 2 and 3 greenhouse gas emissions by a business with total annual revenues in excess of one billion dollars ($1,000,000,000) that does business in New York; requires regulations and disclosures.
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New York Senate Bill S06309

Introduced
3/10/25  
Establishes discrimination where insurers exclude, limit, restrict or reduce coverage of a publicly-assisted housing accommodation due to lawful source of income.