Buffalo Ledger

Senator Gallivan has cast his votes on various bills that were approved in the NYS Senate during the week of March 25, 2024. The Senator voted "AYE" on a number of bills, including S7830A which establishes a fiscal cliff task force, S6112A which removes a requirement for professional license applications, and S1181 which designates March 25 as "Medal of Honor Day". Senator Gallivan also supported bills such as S5414 which prohibits confidentiality in certain state contracts, S4393 which adds fentanyl test strips to opioid antagonist distribution, and S5955A which exempts certain educational items from sales and use taxes.

However, Senator Gallivan also voted "NAY" on several bills, including S7883 which aimed to expand lobbying provisions, S2143A which required a study without funding, and S167 which abolished citizens' arrests in New York State. The Senator also opposed bills like S643D relating to rechargeable battery recycling and S8302 which made appropriations for the state debt budget.

Overall, Senator Gallivan's votes reflect a mix of support for various measures such as fiscal studies, designations of commemoration days, and initiatives to address issues like addiction services and discrimination. The Senator's opposition was seen on bills related to lobbying, funding requirements, and law enforcement procedures.