Explore New York state bills from the 2025–2026 legislative session, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
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Explore 100 New York state bills from the 2025–2026 legislative session, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
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The New York State Senate is working to award Corporal Milton B. Baker the "Liberty Medal," which is the highest honor they can give. The Senate is currently reviewing the proposal.
This law updates how gun buy-back programs work. Organizers must now check the serial number of every gun they collect against police records. If they find that a gun was stolen, they cannot destroy it until they get the original owner’s permission.
If you buy an electric car or van that is specially equipped to carry someone in a wheelchair, you won’t have to pay sales tax on it.
Enacts the "compulsory artificial narrative disclosure for official rhetoric (CANDOR) act" in relation to requiring any member of the senate or assembly that rises to speak, read a statement, or enter comments into the official legislative record to verbally state a standard disclosure prior to delivering such remarks if such remarks were drafted in whole or in part by artificial intelligence or generative artificial intelligence.
This law makes it easier to stay updated if your voting location moves. Election offices must now: * **Give you notice:** They must tell you about a change at least 30 days in advance (unless there is an emergency, in which case they must tell you as soon as possible). * **Use email:** They are now officially allowed to send these updates to you by email.
Provides that no insurer, health maintenance organization, or any other entity shall, by contract, written policy, or procedure, reduce the payment of a negotiated rate for evaluation and management or procedural services furnished by a participating provider that are otherwise covered services, solely because the provider also billed other health care services.
It is now illegal to make, sell, or ship "shock gloves." Simply owning a pair is also against the law and can lead to a criminal charge.
If you live in a mobile home park where the residents own the land, some fees you pay will now be legally treated as "rent" if the community needs to go through an eviction process. This law also creates an official definition for what counts as a "resident-owned" park.
This law stops people who run elections from also working for groups that spend money to help a candidate win. It also clearly defines exactly which types of political groups are included in this rule.
This law creates two new serious crimes: putting a child in extreme danger, and putting a child in danger that leads to their death.
This bill clarifies that if the people living in a mobile home park own the property themselves, they are exempt from government rules about rent increases. It also sets an official definition for what counts as a "resident-owned" community. **In short:** If you own the park you live in, the government’s rent-control laws for landlords don’t apply to you.
Establishes the New York state aid and incentives for municipalities redesign task force for municipalities formula and allocations; an analysis of available alternatives to the current aid and incentives for municipalities formula and allocations, including models from other states; provides that such analysis of available alternatives shall not include the allocation of funds to any municipality which is not currently receiving aid and incentives for municipalities funding; and recommendations concerning such alternatives to the formula used to determine future aid and incentives to municipalities funding allocations.
