Buffalo Ledger

Senator Gallivan's vote is noted on a series of bills passed by the NYS Senate on April 5, 2024.

Senator Gallivan voted 'AYE' on S6525, a bill to include veterans with service-related disabilities in the Affordable Home Ownership Development Program.

He also voted 'AYE' on S6573, which requires uniform fire prevention and building code standards for multi-unit residential buildings.

Another 'AYE' vote from Senator Gallivan was on S7130, providing an exemption for certain property from alcohol sales prohibition near schools.

However, Senator Gallivan voted 'NAY' on S6980A, a bill regarding child access prevention and safe storage of firearms in schools.

Senator Gallivan voted 'AYE' on S6551, which relates to an individual's right to request a hearing regarding an unemployment insurance benefits claim.

He also voted 'NAY' on S6648, a bill that would include participation in a banking development district as a factor in assessing an institution's record of performance, citing significant requirements on banks.

Senator Gallivan voted 'NAY' on S7539, a bill relating to wage theft penalties, mentioning increased costs and being too heavy-handed toward businesses.

Additionally, Senator Gallivan voted 'AYE' on bills such as S7375, S6409A, S7518, S7342A, and others, covering various topics like tax abatement programs, airport hiring, and physician profile information.

The votes reflect Senator Gallivan's position on a range of legislative matters affecting the state of New York.