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Total bills passed in 2014

compared to other years
2
Governor Cuomo's use of
Messages of Necessity and
etoes
!
Constitutional "mendments #
$egislative "ctivity by Month %
&an'ings of the members (ho
introduced and passed the
most bills and resolutions
)
*pposition to legislation+ ho(
many bills passed
unanimously, (hich members
voted against the most bills
11
"bsences by legislators 1-
Conference loyalty in the
.enate+ ho( often members
voted (ith their leaders
1!
Conference loyalty in the
"ssembly+ ho( often
members voted (ith their
leaders
1%
/articipation in .enate 0loor
1ebates
21
"ppendi2 "+ .enate 3ill
4ntroduction5 /assage Totals
24
"ppendi2 3+ "ssembly 3ill
4ntroduction5 /assage Totals
2#
"ppendi2 C+ .enate oting
Totals
-0
"ppendi2 1+ "ssembly oting
Totals
-1




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2014 SESSION ANA!SIS




"ac#ground
!ear Passed
Assemb
l$% &an'
&ul$
Passed
Senate%
&an'
&ul$
Passed
"ot(%
&an'&ul
Passed
Assemb
l$% Full
!ear
Passed
Senate%
Full
!ear
Passed
"ot(%
Full
!ear
2014 1,14- 1,4#0 #!) T31 T31 T31
201- 1,0%1 1,40) #!0 1,0%1 1,40) #!0
2012 1,0!# 1,2!# !%1 1,0!# 1,2!# !%1
2011 ::: 1,2): #%% 1,001 1,2:1 #%:
2010 1,1:# 1,124 %00 1,210 1,14- %1#
200: 1,242 #40 !!4 1,2!# #:4 !))
200) 1,#41 1,%:4 )11 1,#4! 1,)22 )-0
200% 1,!-1 1,%%0 )4% 1,!-) 1,)2) )#1
200# 1,:#1 1,)42 :!) 1,:#! 1,)4) :#-
200! 1,#2) 1,#0- ))2 1,#-0 1,#1: ):0
2004 1,%02 1,!22 %%% 1,%:- 1,#0% )%:
200- 1,40- 1,-## %#1 1,40) 1,-%4 %#)
2002 1,#!4 1,2:4 %4! 1,#!4 1,-14 %!!
2001 1,2)- 1,0!0 !4: 1,-:4 1,14: ##2
2000 1,!-% 1,424 %11 1,!-% 1,424 %11
1::: 1,4%0 1,-1% #0% 1,!)# 1,412 %-2
1::) 1,!4% 1,-#: #%4 1,!#- 1,-:1 #:4
1::% 1,1-2 1,2-4 4%! 1,4#: 1,40) %!)
1::# 1,!)0 1,!4- )1- 1,!)! 1,!!) )-0
1::! 1,-#2 1,401 %%# 1,-#2 1,40% %)2
"s part of N;/4&G<s ongoing revie( of legislative activity, the follo(ing analysis e2amines the
2014 Ne( ;or' legislative session to date= This analysis does not analy>e or dra( conclusions
on the substance of bills or a particular legislator<s impact, or the overall legislative output, since
legislative ?productivity@ is more complicated and subAective than simple numbers= 4t is up to
Ne( ;or'ers to assess their legislators< effectiveness and impact= 4n order to be informed Ne(
;or'ers deserve information on the functioning of their $egislature and (e hope that the
follo(ing information (ill stimulate dialogue bet(een la(ma'ers and their constituents=

Bnless other(ise noted, the follo(ing numbers are based on data compiled by the $egislative
3ill 1rafting Commission= This data (as obtained bet(een 6une 2 and 6une 2-, and
subseCuent revisions made to publicly released voting results might not be reflected= Numbers
are subAect to revision in the event of a special or e2traordinary session=

"ill Passage )otals b$ !ear% &anuar$ 1% 1**+ ' &une 20%
2014



,o-ernor A-erage ).o
/ouse "ills 0er
!ear
Miller :0)=00
.mith 1:2-9
1:2)
:-#=1%
01& 1,04%=2!
$ehman 1,214=10
1e(ey 1,1):=00
Darriman 1,2):=2!
&oc'efeller 1,-!#=20
Eilson 1,-4)=00
Carey 1,041=-)
Cuomo 4 :41=%!
/ata'i %)!=--
.pit>er )#1=00
/aterson %11=--
Cuomo 44 #-:=00

)otal number of bills 0assing continues to decline1
Ehile the total number of bills that passed both houses
in 2014 (as higher than the total for either 2012 or 201-
7and may increase further if a special session
convenes8, the total of #!) bills is remar'ably lo( by
historical standards= This is part of a broader trend+
.ince 1:1!, the four years that sa( the fe(est bills pass
both houses are 200:, 2012, 201-, and 2014=1 4t seems
that a smaller Cuantity of t(o9house bills is a ne( reality
in Ne( ;or' .tate= There are several reasons this might
be the case, and they seem to be rooted in both
structural changes in the legislative process and in
changes in the productivity and total output of legislation
7for better or (orse8 of the state $egislature=
1 Distoric totals from 1:20 through 1::4 (ere obtained from the Ne( ;or' .tate &ed 3oo'= Farlier years (ere obtained from archives held by the Ne( ;or' .tate
$ibrary=

.ome of this decrease may be due to the increasing
importance of the state budget= 4n 1:#:, one of the
years (ith the highest number of bills passed, the
budget (as !%% pages= 4n 2012, it (as 2,):0= Ehile
much of this increase is due to the dramatic gro(th in
government spending, there
appears to be a trend to(ard including a greater number of issues
in the annual budget
<
s appropriation
and "rticle 44 bills, thus increasing the length of the budget bills and reducing the number of
policy changes that may have passed as separate bills=
2ecade A-erage ).o'
/ouse "ills 0er
!ear
1:20s :!!
1:-0s 1,1!:
1:40s 1,21-
1:!0s 1,2-0
1:#0s 1,-#-
1:%0s 1,1:2
1:)0s 1,01:
1::0s )1)
2000s %:1
2010s 7so far8 #!!

"n additional factor in this trend might be the relatively small maAorities in the state .enate=
Ehile the total number of bills passing this chamber has barely changed in the past t(o
decades, it is possible that the need for near9unanimity (ithin the MaAority Coalition has made it
more difficult to pass significant legislation= This may be true because one or t(o dissenters can
be enough to 'eep a bill from seeing a vote= 4t seems feasible that this dissent is more li'ely to
surface in a &epublican9controlled chamber over bills that are supported by "ssembly
1emocrats than over one9house bills sponsored by their co9partisans, (hich could lead to
relatively constant numbers of one9house bills, but fe(er agreements bet(een both chambers=
This potentiality is indicated by the fact that the average number of bills passing the .enate per
year over the course of the current t(o9year session G 1,4-4 G is higher than the average over
the past ten t(o9year sessions, despite the e2istence of a relatively small number of t(o9house
bills=

"nother possible e2planation for the gradual decline in recent decades is a relative decline in the
creation of ne( areas of la(= 4n earlier decades, as government gre(, it created ne( areas of
la( to tac'le issues, such as (elfare and housing, in (hich it had not ventured= Ne( legislation
became necessary to establish these programs and additional bills (ere often passed in
subseCuent years to reform, tin'er (ith, and fi2 problems in these nascent state programs= "s
the programs matured, they entered into a more settled status, (hich reCuired less freCuent
adAustment= 4n recent decades, the state has entered fe(er ne( fields of governance= Ehile
there have been many ne( issues addressed, fe( represented radical departures from
established la(=
"ills Passing "ot( /ouses b$ 2ecade

3essages of Necessit$ continue to be less fre4uent t(an in $ears
0ast1 Ehile there (as considerable controversy and public criticism over the use of a message of
necessity to pass the ."0F "ct in 6anuary 201-, the data sho( that Governor Cuomo relies on
this method of passing bills far less freCuently than his immediate predecessors= 4n his tenure of
four legislative sessions, an average of 1-=! bills per year has passed either house (ith a
message, compared to 41 under the .pit>er5 /aterson dyad and ):=2 under /ata'i=

!ear "ills Passing Eit(er
/ouse 5it(
3essage of
Necessit$
2014 1%
201- -
2012 !
2011 2:
2010 !%
200: 4-
200) 41
200% 2-
200# -:
200! -4
2004 )4
200- !)
2002 102
2001 )0
2000 )-
1::: 11)
1::) 100
1::% 10:
1::# 144
1::! 11:

ittle a00arent c(ange in t(e 0ercentage of bills -etoed b$ t(e
go-ernor1 Note that the combined total of bills that have been approved and vetoed does not e2actly match
the total number of bills passing each house= 1ue to the governor<s line9item po(er, many
appropriation bills count in both categories= Constitutional amendments are included in the tally
of bills passing both houses, but ultimately are subAect to voter approval or reAection, not
gubernatorial action to be chaptered or vetoed=

!ear 6(a0tered 7etoed 7etoes as a 8
of "ills
Passing "ot(
/ouses
2014, through
#522
41 - T31
201- !!) )% 1-=-:H
2012 !0! #1 10=#)H
2011 #10 #) 10=01H
2010 !#% 1!0 20=:!H
200: !0% %: 1-=44H
200) #!2 1%% 21=--H
200% #:1 1#4 1:=0!H
200# %!0 21: 22=%4H
200! %%0 11: 1-=-%H
2004 %!! 1-2 1!=02H
200- #:% %- :=!1H
2002 #:) !! %=2)H
2001 !:1 %0 10=!%H
2000 #0: 101 14=21H
!ear
6onstitutional Amendments
Passing "ot( /ouses
2014 0
201- )
2012 #
2011 2
2010 1
200: 2
200) 1
200% !
200# -
200! -
2004 1
200- 2
2002 2

)(e number of concurrent resolutions to amend t(e constitution 0assing bot(
(ouses1 Fight constitutional amendments received second passage last year, resulting in Ne( ;or'ers
being provided the opportunity to vote for si2 amendments in 201- and t(o in 2014= Do(ever,
none (ere given first passage over the course of this t(o9year legislative session, meaning
there can be no additional amendments placed on the ballot until 201%, the same year voters (ill
be as'ed if they (ish to convene a Constitutional Convention, an option that the state
constitution reCuires be put before voters every 20 years=

2001 1
2000 1
1::: 1
1::) 0
1::% -
1::# 2
1::! !
3ont(
Senate )ime in
Session2
"ills Passed
8 of Session9s
"ills
3inutes of
Session Per
"ill Passed:
6anuary 4 hours 22 1=4:H 10=:1
0ebruary - hours 44
minutes
24 1=#-H :=--
March 2- hours 4
minutes
110 %=4!H 12=!)
"pril - hours !4
minutes
-0 2=0-H %=)0
May 1# hours 1)
minutes
20% 14=02H 4=%2
6une -- hours !)
minutes
10)- %-=-%H 1=))
6une 1#920 20 hours 4
minutes
42% 2)=:-H 2=)2
)4 hours, !)
minutes
-=4!
3ont(
Assembl$ )ime
in Session
"ills Passed
8 of Session9s
"ills
3inutes of
Session Per
"ill Passed
6anuary 12 hours !%
minutes
:! )=1:H )=1)
0ebruary 14 hours 22
minutes
#2 !=-4H 1-=:0
March #1 hours 2#
minutes
12: 11=12H 2)=!%
"pril 12 hours 2)
minutes
4! -=))H 1#=#2
May -1 hours !:
minutes
12# 10=)#H 1!=2-
6une #2 hours 1-
minutes
%0- #0=#0H !=-1
6une 1#920 -% hours !
minutes
!42 4#=%2H 4=11
1:! hours, 2!
minutes
10=11

egislati-e Acti-it$ b$ 3ont(
The .enate+ Ehile the .enate left a significant amount of its (or'load for 6une, a month in
(hich they passed %-=-%H of their bills, the last (ee' of session (as slightly more subdued than
in 201-= 4n the last (ee' of this year, .enators passed 42% bills, representing 2)=:-H of the
session<s total legislationI in 201-, they passed !24, representing -#=44H= Nonetheless, the
end of session (as still busier than normal+ Nearly a Cuarter of the time the .enate spent in
session (as bet(een 6une 1# through 6une 20=
2 Time in session (as based on the time $&. e9mail alerts (ere sent= 4t is possible that some (ere delayed=
- Time spent in session includes time spent on house'eeping, introductions, and resolutions, so the minutes of session spent debating the average bill is lo(er
than the numbers reflected in this column=

The "ssembly+ The "ssembly spent more than t(ice as much time in session as the .enate,
despite the fact it passed several hundred fe(er bills= .ome of this might be due to the
freCuency (ith (hich fast roll calls and voice votes are used in the .enate=


Assembl$mem
ber
"ills Acti-e in
2014
Fnglebright 40)
/retlo( 2#0
&osenthal 2!#
Thiele 24:
*rti> 24!
Eright 20:
Javanagh 20-
Gabrys>a' 1:1
Gunther " 1:0
3rennan 1)4
Cusic' 1#)
1ino(it> 1#-
Cahill 1#2
/aulin 1!1
Senator
"ills Acti-e in
2014
$aalle 2:2
Golden 2#2
Ma>iar> 24!
$an>a 2-2
;oung 20:
3all 1)%
Grisanti 1)4
Fspaillat 1)0
Carlucci 1%%
.avino 1!-
"vella 1!0
"I IN);O2<6)IONS AN2 PASSA,E

"ssembly bill 4ntroductions= 14 "ssemblymembers (ere the prime sponsors of more than 1!0
bills that (ere active in 2014+4
4 "ctive bills include those that (ere introduced in 201- and carried over into the Ne( ;ear and bills that (ere ne(ly9introduced in 2014=

.enate bill introductions= 11 .enators prime9sponsored at least 1!0 bills active in 2014+
egislator Acti-e "ills in
2014
6ohns )
1uprey %
0riend #
Di'ind #
/ichardo #
/alumbo !
1avila -
"rroyo 1
&ivera 0
6onference
A-erage "ills Passing "ot(
/ouses=3ember
A-erage "ills Passing O.n
/ouse= 3ember
"ssembly 1ems !=)% 10=%1
"ssembly G*/ 1=#! 1=%)
.enate 1ems -=00 !=1%
.enate 41C 14=)0 --=00
.enate G*/ 1#=2% -)=20
Assembl$memb
er
Passed O.n
/ouse
"bbate -%
/aulin --
Eright -1
.(eeney 2:
1ino(it> 2)
Magnarelli 2)
Fnglebright 2%
Gunther 24
Gottfried 24
Magee 2-
&osenthal 22
Thiele 22
$entol 21
Kebro(s'i 20

Ten legislators G all "ssemblymembers G sponsored fe(er than ten bills that (ere active in 2014=


"ill Passage
4n each house, members of the maAority conference7s8 averaged higher numbers of bills passing
both their o(n house and passing both houses= Members of both maAority and minority
conferences in the .enate tended to pass more bills than their counterparts in the "ssembly,
largely due to the differences in si>e bet(een the t(o houses=

"ills Passing 3embers> O.n /ouses
4n "ssembly+ 14 "ssemblymembers G all 1emocrats G (ere the prime sponsors of at least 20
bills that passed the "ssembly in 2014+

Senator Passed O.n
/ouse
$an>a %%
Golden %-
;oung #!
$aalle !)
Martins !#
0lanagan !#
Grisanti !4
Dannon !-
Marcellino !1
Carlucci 4%
&an>enhofer 4!
Assembl$me
mber
Passed "ot(
"bbate 2:
/aulin 21
Magnarelli 21
Magee 21
Gunther 1:
Thiele 1)
Morelle 1#
.(eeney 14
Fnglebright 1-
Kebro(s'i 12
4n .enate+ 11 .enators G all members of the maAority coalition G (ere the prime sponsors of at
least 4! bills that passed the .enate in 2014+


"ills Passing "ot( /ouses
4n "ssembly+ Ten "ssemblymembers prime9sponsored a do>en or more bills that passed both
houses+

4n .enate+ 11 .enators prime9sponsored t(enty or more bills that passed both houses+
Senator Passed
"ot(
Golden -#
Martins -4
$an>a 2)
;oung 2%
Dannon 24
Carlucci 24
3onacic 24
Ma>iar> 2-
.e(ard 22
0lanagan 21
Grisanti 20
Name
;esoluti
ons
Ado0ted
Name
;esoluti
ons
Ado0ted
Jolb 40 3onacic 42)
0inch -) 3reslin -44
3arclay 24 /ar'er 24:
*a's 24 Martins 2--
3rindisi 2- &itchie 1!1
Gunther
"
21 No>>olio 12#
/almes
ano
1% $ar'in 114
$upardo 1# .'elos 102
Magee 1# Griffo )4
Eeisenb
erg
1# .mith %:


;esolutions
The "ssembly 7%1!8 adopted far fe(er resolutions than the .enate 7-,0:08= These are the
sponsors of the most resolutions that (ere adopted in each house+

!ear Floor 7otes
on "ills ost
in Senate
Floor 7otes
on "ills ost
in Assembl$
2014 1 0
201- 0 0
2012 1 0
2011 1 0
2010 2 0
200: : 0
200) 0 0
200% 1 0
200# 0 0
200! 0 0
Senate% )otal
Na$
7otes
Number of
"ills
Percentage of
All 7otes on
"ills
0 ))) #0=24H
19: !14 -4=)%H
1091: !) -=:-H
2092:! 1- 0=:!H
Assembl$%
)otal No
7otes
Number of
"ills
Percentage of
All 7otes on
"ills
0 !4: 4%=--H
1910 -!- -0=4-H
1192! 11# 10=00H
2#9!0 1-4 11=!!H
!0 or more ) 0=#:H

7O)IN,
Floor 7otes on "ills ost b$ 6alendar !ear
1-,%22 different bills have passed the "ssembly since the last day a floor vote on a bill
sponsored by an "ssembly 1emocrat lost= This (as an attempted veto override in 2004I it has
been even longer since a vote reCuiring a simple maAority has lost in the "ssembly=

*ne bill lost a floor vote in the .enate this year+ "=2!:%9"5 .=2-%)93 7?Fnacts the Ne( ;or'
state 1&F"M "CTI repealer@8=

This chart does not include totals for votes on hostile amendments or rules=

Opposition to Bills that Passed the Senate
The vast maAority of bills voted on in the .enate passed (ith no or negligible opposition= Ehile
this has been the case in each of the previous years in (hich N;/4&G has analy>ed voting
trends, there (as a significant increase this year= The percentage of votes (ith no opposition
Aumped from !1=!:H in 201- to #0=24H this year=

! This includes the 1&F"M "ct, (hich, as mentioned above, failed (ith -0 votes in favor and 2: opposed=

Opposition to Bills that Passed the Assembly
.imilarly, there (as a slight increase in unanimity in the "ssembly as (ell= Ehereas 41=:%H
of the bills in 201- faced no opposition, 4%=--H of those passing in 2014 did so unopposed=


Absences
Senator Abs=E?c
Fspaillat ):1
.mith )0)
Dassell9
Thompson
%##
Golden -!4
1ia> 21:
Jennedy 14!
Doylman 144
3ember A"=E=E;=N7
Jellner :-%
Eeisenberg )2-
Tenney 4)0
Di'ind -#)
Camara --1
.imotas 2%!
Devesi 2#4
NoAay 24!
&obinson 244
Magnarelli 240
&odrigue> 212
3oyland 1::
Gantt 1%4
Deastie 1%-
Mar'ey 1%2
Gottfried 1#:
.carborough 1#)
Jat> 1#-
4n the .enate+ .even senators (ere not present for more than a hundred votes+


4n the "ssembly+ Fighteen "ssemblymembers (ere not present for more than 1!0 votes=
0ormer "ssemblymember 3oyland missed more than ::H of the votes ta'en during his
foreshortened tenure in 2014=


Legislators Voting in the Negative
Senator A$e 7otes Na$ 7otes 8 of Na$
7otes
/er'ins 12%1 1:2 1-=12H
3all 12:2 1%! 11=:-H
Jrueger 1-0# 1#% 11=-4H
Montgom
ery
1-0: 1#2 11=01H
Doylman 121) 111 )=-!H
&ivera 1-#) 10! %=1-H
.Cuadron 1-)2 :1 #=1)H
.anders 1-## ): #=12H
Dassell9
Thompso
n
#%1 -# !=0:H
3ember
!es
7otes
No 7otes
8 of no
-otes
NoAay !%1 -44 -%=#0H
0riend %#- -)! --=!4H

1i/ietro
%-! -4- -1=)2H
$alor )04 2:1 2#=!)H

0it>patri
c'
)41 2)! 2!=-1H

Tenney
!10 1%0 2!=00H
Jat> %%2 22! 22=!%H
3orelli :11 24: 21=4%H

Da(ley
:14 2-2 20=24H
4n the .enate+ Nine senators voted in the negative on more than !H of the votes they cast=

.enator ales'y (as the only member (ho voted in the affirmative 100H of the time= This is his
second consecutive year of not voting ?nay@ on any bills=

.enator .'elos voted in the negative once= Co9leader Jlein voted ?nay@ on only three bills+
.=2#21 7?&egulates farm pond dams@8, .=1:4#9" 7?&elates to the definition of all terrain vehicle
or L"T<@8, and .=#222 7?&elates to (ater (ithdra(al reporting and 0*4$ protection@8=



4n the "ssembly+ Nine "ssemblymembers G all &epublicans G voted in the negative more than
20H of the time=

10 1emocrats G .ilver, 3roo'9Jrasny, Camara, Coo', 1avila, 1en1e''er, *rti>, /erry, &ivera,
and &osa G never voted no=




6onferenc
e
7ote same
as @lein
7ote Same
as S#elos
7ote Same
as Ste.art'
6ousins
1em :!=!#H :!=-:H :#=1#H
41C ::=-!H ::=1:H :)=!)H
G*/ :)=1!H :)=-%H :%=0:H
Senator
8 of -otes
same as
@lein
Senator
8 of -otes
same as
S#elos
Senator
8 of -otes
same as
Ste.art'
6ousins
Jlein 100=00H .'elos 100=00H .te(art9
Cousins
100=00H
ales'y ::=)0H ales'y ::=:-H "ddabbo ::=11H
.'elos ::=%-H Jlein ::=%-H 3reslin ::=11H
Carlucci ::=4#H 0elder ::=%-H $atimer :)=:%H
.avino ::=4#H Grisanti ::=##H Jlein :)=)!H
0elder ::=4!H $an>a ::=##H .avino :)=)!H
Grisanti ::=-:H &obach ::=##H Carlucci :)=%1H
$an>a ::=-:H Golden ::=!!H /eralta :)=#:H
&obach ::=-:H ;oung ::=!2H *'3rien :)=#4H
Golden ::=-)H 0lanagan ::=!2H ales'y :)=#4H
6onference o$alt$: )(e Senate

Percent of Conference Votes Cast the Same as Leaders

"s (as the case in 201-, the five9member 41C (as the conference most li'ely to cast their votes
the same as their leaderI the 1emocrats (ere the least li'ely=#
# T(o 1emocratic .enators, .ampson and .mith, (ere e2cluded from this analysis since both do not sit (ith any conference=
% Ehile .enator "vella remained part of the 1emocratic conference at the beginning of session, he is
treated as a member of the 41C for the duration of session for the purposes of this section=

Co9leaders Jlein and .'elos, (ho sign off on any decisions to bring bills to the floor as part of
their co9leadership agreement, remained very unified+ They voted the same (ay on ::=%-H of
.enate floor bills= This number is remar'ably similar to that from 201-, (hen they voted the same
(ay ::=%:H of the time=
The li'elihood that a conference (ould agree (ith its leaders (as essentially the same as last
year, though the &epublicans 7(ho voted (ith .'elos :)=-%H of the time in 2014 and :)=-:H in
201-8 and 41C 7::=-!H in 2014I ::=#2H in 201-8 sa( slight increases in dissention= Non941C9
affiliated 1emocrats, on the other hand 7:#=1#H in 2014I :!=2!H in 201-8, gre( slightly more
unified=
.enator 3all (as the &epublican (ho disagreed (ith his leadership the most freCuently, as he
voted (ith .enator .'elos only ))=14H of the time= "mong 1emocrats, .enator /er'ins, (ho
voted (ith .enator .te(art9Cousins ))=1)H of the time, (as the most li'ely dissenter= The 41C
(as much more unified+ .enator "vella, (ho voted (ith Jlein :)=0-H of the time, cast more than
three times as many votes independent of his leadership than any of the longer9tenured
members of his conference=%
"ddabbo ::=-2H 3oyle ::=-)H .'elos :)=#4H
;oung ::=2!H .avino ::=-2H .ampson :)=!!H
0lanagan ::=2!H &itchie ::=-2H .mith :)=!0H
3oyle ::=1%H 0arley ::=2!H $an>a :)=44H
.mith ::=10H Gallivan ::=2!H 0elder :)=4-H
Marcellino ::=0!H Carlucci ::=1:H Jennedy :)=-4H
&itchie ::=0!H "ddabbo ::=1)H 3oyle :)=-4H
Dannon ::=0!H Martins ::=12H &obach :)=-0H
0arley :)=:)H Ma>iar> ::=12H ;oung :)=-0H
Martins :)=:)H Dannon ::=11H Grisanti :)=24H
Gallivan :)=:)H .ampson ::=10H Marcellino :)=2-H
.ampson :)=:#H .mith ::=10H Golden :)=21H
.te(art9
Cousins
:)=)!H Marcellino :)=:1H T'ac>y' :)=10H
Ma>iar> :)=)4H No>>olio :)=)!H 0lanagan :)=10H
$atimer :)=%#H $ibous :)=%4H Martins :)=0-H
*'3rien :)=%1H *'3rien :)=%1H 0arley :%=:#H
3reslin :)=#-H 3reslin :)=#-H &itchie :%=:#H
No>>olio :)=!)H .te(art9
Cousins
:)=!)H Dannon :%=:#H
$ibous :)=4%H .e(ard :)=!%H 1ia> :%=)!H
$aalle :)=-%H $atimer :)=4)H Gianaris :%=)-H
.e(ard :)=-0H $ar'in :)=40H "vella :%=)-H
Jennedy :)=2%H $aalle :)=24H Gallivan :%=)2H
1ia> :)=2!H $ittle :)=20H .tavis'y :%=%#H
/eralta :)=14H Griffo :)=1%H Ma>iar> :%=%!H
$ar'in :)=12H /eralta :)=14H Fspaillat :%=#0H
"vella :)=0-H Jennedy :)=12H $aalle :%=!#H
$ittle :%=:2H 1ia> :)=0:H No>>olio :%=4:H
Griffo :%=:0H Marchione :%=:#H $ibous :%=-!H
Fspaillat :%=%%H &an>enhofer :%=)-H .e(ard :%=21H
Marchione :%=#:H "vella :%=%#H $ittle :%=1#H
&an>enhof
er
:%=!!H *'Mara :%=%#H 1ilan :%=12H
T'ac>y' :%=4:H Fspaillat :%=#0H $ar'in :%=0)H
*'Mara :%=4:H T'ac>y' :%=4:H Griffo :#=%4H
Gianaris :%=0)H 3onacic :%=2)H Marchione :#=%4H
3onacic :%=01H Gianaris :#=)1H /ar'er :#=#4H
.tavis'y :#=))H .tavis'y :#=#1H Gipson :#=#1H
1ilan :#=-!H 1e0rancisco :#=-0H *'Mara :#=!4H
Gipson :#=2%H Keldin :#=2%H &an>enhofer :#=4#H
Keldin :#=0#H 1ilan :#=21H .errano :#=20H
1e0rancisc
o
:#=02H /ar'er :#=01H 3onacic :#=0!H
/ar'er :#=01H Gipson :#=00H Dassell9
Thompson
:!=-4H
.errano :!=-2H .errano :!=0!H 1e0rancisco :!=1-H
Dassell9
Thompson
:4=%%H Dassell9
Thompson
:4=%%H .anders :4=::H
.Cuadron :4=0-H .anders :-=)2H Keldin :4=:1H
.anders :-=:#H .Cuadron :-=%#H .Cuadron :4=#4H
&ivera :-=0)H &ivera :2=)1H &ivera :4=10H
Doylman :1=))H Doylman :1=!)H Doylman :2=:-H
Montgomer
y
))=:-H Montgomery ))=:-H Montgomery ):=:!H
Jrueger ))=)%H Jrueger ))=#0H Jrueger ):=):H
3all ))=00H 3all ))=14H /er'ins ))=1)H
/er'ins )%=0:H /er'ins )#=)2H 3all )#=:)H
6onferenc
e
7otes
Same as
Sil-er
7otes
Same as
@olb
1em) :)=#1H )4=#-H
G*/ )4=22H ))=%2H

6onference o$alt$: )(e Assembl$

Percent of Conference Votes Cast the Same as Leaders
) 0ormer "ssemblymember 3oyland, (ho (as only present for 2 of the 201 votes ta'en before his March conviction, (as e2cluded from this study, as (ere former
"ssemblymembers Gabrys>a' and .tevenson, each of (hom missed every vote ta'en during the portion of session that overlapped (ith their legislative tenures=


The "ssembly 1emocrats (ere remar'ably cohesive+ !- members of their conference voted the
same (ay as .pea'er .ilver on more than ::H of bills= *nly one member of this conference
7.chimminger, :1=4%H8 voted (ith the .pea'er on fe(er than :!H of occasions= This is a
significant change from past years+ in 201-, 2# members voted (ith .pea'er .ilver less than
:!H of the time= This increase in conference unity can also be seen by loo'ing at the li'elihood
a 1emocratic member<s vote (as cast differently from .pea'er .ilver<s= This fell from -=0:H in
201- to a negligible 1=-:H this year=
4n contrast, &epublicans became more (illing to vote against Minority $eader Jolb, agreeing
(ith him only ))=%2H of the time= Three of the four members (ho disagreed (ith Jolb the most
freCuently 71i/ietro 7&8, 0riend 7&8, Jellner 718, and NoAay7&88 (ere &epublicans=


Assembl$m
ember
8 of 7otes
Same as
Sil-er
Assembl$me
mber
8 of 7otes
Same as @olb
3roo'9
Jrasny
100=00H Jolb 100=00H
Camara 100=00H Cor(in :-=10H
Coo' 100=00H 3lan'enbush :2=:%H
1avila 100=00H 3arclay :2=-0H
1en1e''er 100=00H *a's :2=1#H
Mr=
.pea'er
100=00H Tedisco :2=0%H
*rti> 100=00H .tec :1=:)H
/erry 100=00H Giglio :1=4:H
&ivera 100=00H
.chimminger
:1=21H
&osa 100=00H 3utler :1=1!H
$entol ::=:1H 0inch :1=1-H
Morelle ::=:1H McJevitt :1=12H
*tis ::=:1H /almesano :1=04H
.chimel ::=:1H 1uprey :0=%)H
0arrell ::=:1H Mc1onough :0=%)H
Mosley ::=:1H .aladino :0=#%H
"bbate ::=:1H 6ohns ):=)-H
Dooper ::=:1H Mc$aughlin ):=)0H
"rroyo ::=:1H $ope> / ):=%:H
$upardo ::=)-H Curran ):=#0H
Mayer ::=)-H &aia ):=2#H
/ichardo ::=)-H Montesano ):=1%H
$avine ::=)-H Da(ley ):=0:H
Crespo ::=)-H Crouch ):=0#H
Eeprin ::=)-H Graf ))=:)H
Jim ::=)2H Ealter ))=:%H
Cymbro(it> ::=)2H &a ))=%:H
"ubry ::=%4H Garbarino ))=2%H
Clar' ::=%4H Gantt ))=1-H
Millman ::=%-H $upinacci ))=0!H

Eeisenberg
::=%0H Ceretto )%=)4H
$ifton ::=##H .imotas )%=#)H
Eright ::=#4H Goodell )%=#%H
Nolan ::=#1H GAonaA )%=4-H
Mar'ey ::=#0H /alumbo )%=2)H
.(eeney ::=!%H
.antabarbara
)%=24H
Titus ::=!-H Eeisenberg )%=24H

Di'ind ::=4:H 3arrett )#=!%H
.tec' ::=4)H Cusic' )#=21H
&odrigue> ::=4%H Nolan )#=0:H
&ussell ::=4#H .imano(it> )#=0!H
6acobs ::=4-H Muart )#=02H

.carborough
::=40H &amos )#=01H
Colton ::=-%H Magee )!=:!H
&obinson ::=-4H .'artados )!=))H
0ahy ::=22H Gunther " )!=)0H
Moya ::=22H Jearns )!=%)H
3enedetto ::=21H 3rindisi )!=%0H
6affee ::=20H Miller )!=!1H
Magnarelli ::=1-H Thiele )!=!0H
*'1onnell ::=1-H Malliota'is )!=-)H
Galef ::=12H .tirpe )!=-4H
.imotas ::=10H 3orelli )!=-4H
Mc1onald ::=0!H Eright )!=1:H
3raunstein :)=:%H Camara )!=04H
Deastie :)=):H Mc1onald )!=00H
.epulveda :)=)#H &ussell )!=00H
Fnglebright :)=%1H $avine )4=:#H
/retlo( :)=%1H Jat> )4=:!H
/aulin :)=%0H Cymbro(it> )4=:2H
"binanti :)=#)H $upardo )4=:1H
Goldfeder :)=#2H .'oufis )4=:1H
Devesi :)=!!H Kebro(s'i J )4=:1H
&yan :)=41H Magnarelli )4=):H
Eeinstein :)=-:H &osa )4=)4H
Cahill :)=2)H Mosley )4=)-H
&o>ic :)=2%H Morelle )4=)-H
3rennan :)=2%H .chimel )4=)-H
Jellner :)=21H /erry )4=)0H
.olages :)=10H 3roo'9
Jrasny
)4=%)H
Gantt :)=0%H Jim )4=%#H
Magee :%=:-H 3raunstein )4=%4H
Titone :%=:-H 3ronson )4=%4H
Gottfried :%=))H Coo' )4=%4H
3ronson :%=%#H $ifton )4=%4H
Jearns :%=%#H Mr= .pea'er )4=%4H
&oberts :%=%!H .olages )4=%4H
&amos :%=%2H 1avila )4=%4H
Muart :%=#-H "bbate )4=%1H
Javanagh :%=#0H &odrigue> )4=%0H
Thiele :%=!!H 0arrell )4=##H
&osenthal :%=4)H $entol )4=##H
Kebro(s'i
J
:%=41H *tis )4=##H
.'oufis :%=24H Crespo )4=#!H
Glic' :%=00H &oberts )4=#-H
3uch(ald :#=:)H Eeprin )4=#2H
Miller :#=):H 1en1e''er )4=#1H
Gunther " :#=)#H "rroyo )4=!:H

.antabarbara
:#=)1H Mayer )4=!%H
.'artados :#=%%H /ichardo )4=!%H
3arrett :#=#4H Clar' )4=!!H
3rindisi :#=!#H Dooper )4=!4H
/eoples9
.to'es
:#=!4H Devesi )4=4:H
.tirpe :#=12H Di'ind )4=4%H
1ino(it> :!=:!H "ubry )4=4%H
.imano(it> :!=4!H Moya )4=4#H
GAonaA :!=4-H Millman )4=44H
Dennessey :!=0:H .epulveda )4=4-H
Cusic' :!=00H .tec' )4=40H
6ohns :2=!0H Goldfeder )4=-)H
Ceretto :1=!!H .carborough )4=-)H

.chimminger
:1=4%H Fnglebright )4=-1H
McJevitt :1=-)H 0ahy )4=-1H
.aladino :0=:!H .(eeney )4=-1H
1uprey :0=#:H *rti> )4=2:H
Tedisco :0=#0H Eeinstein )4=2!H
&aia :0=2#H 6affee )4=22H

Mc1onough
):=!%H *'1onnell )4=1:H
$ope> / ))=%4H Dennessey )4=14H
Giglio ))=4)H /retlo( )4=14H
Curran )%=)!H Colton )4=1-H
Crouch )%=)!H Galef )-=::H
$upinacci )%=%:H &yan )-=:%H
3utler )%=!0H 6acobs )-=:-H
.tec )%=14H 3enedetto )-=)#H
/alumbo )#=%#H "binanti )-=)!H
0inch )#=%!H $alor )-=)4H
Jolb )#=4#H Tenney )-=)2H
&a )#=2:H /eoples9
.to'es
)-=)1H
Garbarino )!=#)H &obinson )-=%-H
*a's )!=#0H &ivera )-=#%H

3lan'enbush
)!=4-H Cahill )-=!-H
Mc$aughlin )!=-!H Mar'ey )-=40H
3arclay )!=21H Titus )-=-!H
Cor(in )!=0:H 0it>patric' )-=-0H
Ealter )4=-1H 3uch(ald )-=1:H
Graf )-=)!H Titone )-=1:H
Montesano )-=%1H &o>ic )-=1)H
/almesano )-=-:H 3rennan )2=::H
Goodell )-=10H &osenthal )2=4%H
Malliota'is )-=02H /aulin )2=41H
Da(ley %:=%#H Javanagh )2=--H
3orelli %)=!-H Deastie )2=2%H
Jat> %%=4-H Glic' )2=0)H
Tenney %!=00H Gottfried )1=%4H
0it>patric' %4=#:H 1ino(it> )1=12H
$alor %-=42H 1i/ietro %:=:#H
1i/ietro #)=1)H 0riend %%=!-H
0riend ##=4#H Jellner %#=#)H
NoAay #2=40H NoAay %4=!4H



Partici0ation in Floor 2ebates: )(e Senate

"s of the day before this report<s release, transcripts of .enate floor debates (ere available for
every regular session bet(een the beginning of 2014 and 6une :, e2cept for the session held on
"pril 2)= "n analysis of these transcripts reveals that .enator Jruger said more (ords in debate
than any other member of her chamberI .enator .ampson said the fe(est during this time
period=
*f course, the length of a member<s comments does not necessarily reflect ho( much of
substance they said, but (e believe this information provides an additional measure through
(hich one can analy>e legislative activity=

Senator 5ords S0o#en
.enator Jrueger 2%1::
.enator &ivera 2042-
.enator $ibous 1:4##
.enator .Cuadron 1%2-2
.enator /ar'er 1-!#:
.enator 1e0rancisco 1-440
.enator .tavis'y 104-!
.enator Montgomery 101-0
.enator 1ia> ::1%
.enator Dassell9
Thompson
:%%1
.enator 3all )!)2
.enator Doylman )4)%
.enator Jlein )4#2
.enator Jennedy %:%-
.enator Dannon %--!
.enator 0lanagan %01%
.enator .te(art9
Cousins
#)%)
.enator $aalle #2#!
.enator $ar'in #04-
.enator T'ac>y' !)2#
.enator /eralta !)1%
.enator No>>olio !%!%
.enator Carlucci !#)%
.enator .anders !440
.enator Gianaris !-#1
.enator .avino !1)0
.enator Fspaillat 4!:2
.enator $atimer 4-02
.enator Griffo 424#
.enator /er'ins 41)4
.enator Gipson 41%0
.enator &an>enhofer 41!2
.enator Grisanti -:-4
.enator Marcellino -!40
.enator .mith -!-1
.enator ales'y -4:%
.enator .errano -1%4
.enator $ittle 2:!#
.enator Marchione 2):%
.enator 3onacic 2)%4
.enator .'elos 2)22
.enator &obach 21!1
.enator Golden 1:-4
.enator &itchie 1)#4
.enator *'3rien 1)2:
.enator Gallivan 1%4)
.enator 0arley 1##:
.enator Martins 1#-0
.enator 3reslin 1#11
.enator 3oyle 14)%
.enator Ma>iar> :-2
.enator .e(ard :1%
.enator 0elder )41
.enator ;oung %%2
.enator *'Mara %2)
.enator "vella %22
.enator Keldin #:-
.enator 1ilan #-0
.enator $an>a 4-#
.enator "ddabbo 20:
.enator .ampson 1:
Acting President 5ords S0o#en
"cting /resident Griffo 1-!)#
"cting /resident
.avino
!#44
"cting /resident
Carlucci
4:4#
"cting /resident
ales'y
--1)
"cting /resident
"vella
21:)
"cting /resident
Marcellino
20!%
"cting /resident 3oyle 10%4
"cting /resident
Gallivan
10!:
"cting /resident
&obach
:04
Chairman
1e0rancisco
4!0
"cting /resident
*'Mara
-):
: ?"ye@

.everal members also served as "cting /resident at various points in the 2014 session= The
follo(ing chart sho(s the (ords they said in this capacity, omitting days (hen they (ere the only
legislator in the chamber and did little beyond gavel in and out=

S0ea#er 5ords S0o#en
The .ecretary #1)--
General Do(ard 1))!
Colonel Naessens 11):
&everend ;oung :2#
&abbi 3utman 4:%
&abbi Fligberg 4-)
&everend Chueh
Chuan .hih
-4-
&abbi .oussan 2!:
4mam 4Cbal 242
&abbi &ubin 224
Chaplain Moore 1::
&everend 6oseph 1)#
&everend "sse 1-2
&everend Nune> )!
Ms= Eood 2
Name
Passed
"ot(
Passed
O.n
Acti-e
;esos
Ado0ted
"ddabbo 2 # 110 1
"vella ) 1% 1!0 -:
3all % 2: 1)% 10
3onacic 24 44 10! 42)
3oyle 10 1! !# :
3reslin 11 11 !# -44
3udget 11 11 12
Carlucci 24 4% 1%% 21
1e0rancis
co
1! -) :! #2
1ia> 2 # 121 %
1ilan 2 ! %1 1
Fspaillat 2 4 1)0 2
0arley 1- 21 #- 2-
0elder # 1) !2 !
0lanagan 21 !# 11% 1!
Gallivan 1) 42 14% -:
Gianaris - 4 #2 1
1! other individuals spo'e on the floor during this time period+


A00endi? A: Senate "ill Introduction and Passage
)otals
Gipson ! ! #4 %4
Golden -# %- 2#2 !:
Griffo 14 -- 110 )4
Grisanti 20 !4 1)4 14
Dannon 24 !- 14: -0
Dassell9
Thompso
n
- 4 #) %
Doylman 1 - %4 1:
Jennedy - # 10) -%
Jlein 1- 44 122 1
Jrueger 2 - 1-4 1
$an>a 2) %% 2-2 !
$ar'in 10 24 #) 114
$atimer ! ) %1 1
$aalle 1) !) 2:2 !2
$ibous % 1: #% !4
$ittle 1# 2% ): 4)
Marcellino 1! !1 14# %1
Marchion
e
: 21 !- #0
Martins -4 !# 140 2--
Ma>iar> 2- 44 24! 1-
Montgom
ery
- 4 :% !2
No>>olio : -# 10! 12#
*'3rien 1 4 -) #
*'Mara : 1! -: !4
/ar'er - % 440 24:
/eralta 1 ! %! 1:
/er'ins - ! :) 10
&an>enho
fer
1% 4! 1-: #:
&itchie 1# -- 104 1!1
&ivera 2 4# 2
&obach % 24 %% 10
&ules 12 1- 4#
.ampson !% 14
.anders 1 ! !1 2
.avino 1! -1 1!- 2
.errano 1 4 !- 1
.e(ard 22 4- 124 41
.'elos 2 ) 2# 102
.mith 2: %:
.Cuadron 4 % 11! !
.tavis'y 1 2 :) 1!
.te(art9
Cousins
# % 4% 1#
T'ac>y' % % !- 2:
ales'y 14 2# %4 1%
;oung 2% #! 20: 2)
Keldin 11 24 #1 %
Name
Passed
"ot(
Passed
O.n
Acti-e
;esos
Ado0ted
"bbate 2: -% 1-%
"binanti - 1- :1
"rroyo 1 1
"ubry 1 - -4 1
3arclay 1 1 -: 24
3arrett ) 14 22 4
3enedetto 4 ) 41 %
3lan'enb
ush
1% !
3orelli 24 1
3oyland -:
3raunstei
n
- # -) #
3rennan 10 1# 1)4 1
3rindisi ! # 40 2-
3ronson 2 ! -0 %
3roo'9
Jrasny
1 1 1) 2
3uch(ald # 10 22 -
3udget 11 11 12
3utler 2 2 1: %
Cahill 11 1: 1#2 #
Camara 2 )0 #
Ceretto 1 1 22 4
Clar' - 112 4
Colton 1 ! #:
Coo' 1 % !2
Cor(in - - 2- )
Crespo ! 10 1-! !
Crouch - ! 10# 14
Curran 1 1 !1 4
Cusic' ! 12 1#) %

A00endi? ": Assembl$ "ill Passage and Introduction
)otals
Cymbro(i
t>
: 1# ## !
1avila 1 - -
1en1e''
er
4 # !- 1
1ino(it> # 2) 1#- 1
1i/ietro # # 4# -
1uprey - 4 % !
Fnglebrig
ht
1- 2% 40) 2
0ahy : 14 2! %
0arrell ) 10 -2 !
0inch 1: -)
0it>patric' - - 4:
0riend 1 1 # #
Gabrys>a
'
1:1
Galef % 11 :: 4
Gantt - ) 10) 2
Garbarino 2 - 1- :
Giglio - - 24 2
GAonaA - - 12 1
Glic' % 1) %1 -
Goldfeder - - 2-
Goodell 1 2 2) 2
Gottfried % 24 :% %
Graf 22 4
Gunther " 1: 24 1:0 21
Da(ley 1 1 4) %
Deastie 2 ! !1
Dennesse
y
- ) 20 -
Devesi 2 ! #-
Di'ind #
Dooper ! : 4) 1
6acobs 21 2
6affee # : 42 -
6ohns ) )
Jat> 1 1 !0
Javanagh ! 1! 20-
Jearns 24 2
Jellner 2 #)
Jim 2 4 1# !
Jolb 2 2 :% 40
$alor 1 1 2% 2
$avine # 1- #% -
$entol 10 21 14) 2
$ifton - 4 -4 2
$ope> / ! ! 24 1-
$upardo 10 14 44 1#
$upinacci 1 1 12
Magee 21 2- )2 1#
Magnarell
i
21 2) )4 10
Malliota'i
s
20 !
Mar'ey 4 # 1) !
Mayer ! ) 2# 1
Mc1onald % ) -4 11
Mc1onou
gh
21 1
McJevitt -#
Mc$aughli
n
2 2 14 4
Miller - %! #
Millman ) 14 #% !
Montesan
o
2 2 -4
Morelle 1# 1) %: )
Mosley - 4 20
Moya 4 -0
Mr=
.pea'er
10 1# 2:
NoAay 1 1 20 #
Nolan % 1- )# 1
*a's 42 24
*'1onnell : 1: )# 2
*rti> 1 10 24! -
*tis ! # 2% :
/almesan
o
! ! 1% 1%
/alumbo 1 1 ! %
/aulin 21 -- 1!1 1
/eoples9
.to'es
) 1) 110 4
/erry - # 111 -
/ichardo 1 #
/retlo( : 1% 2#0
Muart - % !! 1
&a 1 1 20 2
&aia 44 4
&amos ! # -0 1
&ivera
&oberts - ! 14 10
&obinson - 4 -1 11
&odrigue> 1 # --
&osa 2 4 2- 2
&osenthal : 22 2!# 10
&o>ic 4 % %0 1
&ussell ) 12 40 -
&yan : 10 !1 1
.aladino 1 1 2# !
.antabar
bara
% 11 -0 4
.carboro
ugh
4 4: 2
.chimel : 10 4- 2
.chimmin
ger
% 10 10) 2
.epulved
a
2 4% 2
.imano(i
t>
2 - 42 14
.imotas - : #) 2
.'artados 2 4 2) 4
.'oufis 10 12 2! -
.olages 2 12 4
.tec : : 2% 12
.tec' # ) 41 -
.tevenso
n
24
.tirpe 4 4 1- 2
.(eeney 14 2: !4 #
Tedisco - - 101 1-
Tenney #- -
Thiele 1) 22 24: 10
Titone 4 10% !
Titus 2 11 #) !
Ealter 20 4
Eeinstein 11 1: #1 #
Eeisenbe
rg
11 1- #4 1#
Eeprin 1 12 140 2
Eright : -1 20: 1
Kebro(s'i
J
12 20 1-- 2

A00endi? 6: 7oting )otals for Senators
Senator A$e 7otes Na$ 7otes Abs= E?c
"ddabbo 14!# 11 %
"vella 1442 -2
3all 12:2 1%! %
3onacic 142: 41 4
3oyle 14-% : 2)
3reslin 1444 1: 11
Carlucci 14#- 11
1e0ranci
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140- !! 1#
1ia> 12-2 2- 21:
1ilan 1-%1 !- !0
Fspaillat !%0 1- ):1
0arley 14#2 12
0elder 14#0 ! :
0lanagan 14#4 ) 2
Gallivan 14!# 12 #
Gianaris 142) 4#
Gipson 141# !)
Golden 1114 # -!4
Griffo 144# 2)
Grisanti 14#) #
Dannon 14!4 1- %
Dassell9
Thompso
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#%2 -# %##
Doylman 121: 111 144
Jennedy 1-0! 24 14!
Jlein 14%1 -
Jrueger 1-0% 1#%
$an>a 14#) #
$ar'in 141! 24 -!
$atimer 14-0 21 2-
$aalle 144% 2%
$ibous 141! 1: 40
$ittle 141# 2% -1
Marcellin
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14!% 1%
Marchion
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144- -1
Martins 14#0 14
Ma>iar> 14!# 14 4
Montgom
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1-10 1#2 2
No>>olio 14!# 1)
*'3rien 14!4 20
*'Mara 14-: -4 1
/ar'er 1-%4 !# 44
/eralta 142# 2# 22
/er'ins 12%2 1:2 10
&an>enh
ofer
14-: -- 2
&itchie 14#- 11
&ivera 1-#: 10!
&obach 14#) #
.ampson 14-# 12 2#
.anders 1-#% ): 1)
.avino 14#! :
.errano 1402 %2
.e(ard 144# 22 #
.'elos 14%- 1
.mith ##1 ! )0)
.Cuadron 1-)- :1
.tavis'y 142! 4:
.te(art9
Cousins
14!4 20
T'ac>y' 14-) -#
ales'y 14%4
;oung 14#! ) 1
Keldin 141) !#
3ember !es 7otes No 7otes
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E;= N7
"bbate 1124 1 -!
"binanti 1124 1! 21
"rroyo 10!% 1 102
"ubry 11!# - 1
3arclay :)! 1%1 4
3arrett 10:4 -) 2)

3enedett
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11-% : 14

3lan'enb
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A00endi? 2: 7oting ;ecords for Assembl$members
3orelli :11 24:
3oyland 2 1::

3raunstei
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114) 12

3rennan
11-) 20 2
3rindisi 10:4 -: 2%

3ronson
11-4 2#
3roo'9
Jrasny
114- 1%

3uch(ald
112! -!
3utler :!: 1-% #4
Cahill 1140 20
Camara )2: --1
Ceretto 10#2 :)
Clar' 114- - 14
Colton 10:# % !%
Coo' 11#0
Cor(in :)% 1%-
Crespo 11!1 2 %
Crouch 1012 140 )
Curran 100! 1-: 1#
Cusic' 1102 !)

Cymbro(i
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1112 2 4#
1avila 11!- %

1en1e''
er
11!0 10

1ino(it>
111- 4%
1i/ietro %-! -4- )2
1uprey 10!2 10)

Fnglebrig
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114! 1!
0ahy 11!1 :
0arrell 114# 1 1-
0inch :4: 14! ##

0it>patric
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)41 2)! -4
0riend %#- -)! 12

Gabrys>a
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22
Galef 112% 10 2-
Gantt :#% 1: 1%4

Garbarino
::- 1## 1
Giglio ::) 1-0 -2
GAonaA 10)# !2 22
Glic' 10:: -4 2%

Goldfeder
10%- 1! %2
Goodell :#4 1:#

Gottfried
:%0 21 1#:
Graf :## 1)# )
Gunther
"
1112 -# 12
Da(ley :14 2-2 14
Deastie :%# 11 1%-

Dennesse
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110- !%
Devesi ))- 1- 2#4
Di'ind %)) 4 -#)
Dooper 10:2 1 #%
6acobs 10!2 # 102
6affee 111- : -)
6ohns 10%- )%
Jat> %%2 22! 1#-

Javanagh
10:: 2% -4
Jearns 11-4 2#
Jellner 21: 4 :-%
Jim 1140 2 1)
Jolb :)- 1!4 2-
$alor )04 2:1 #!
$avine 11!! 2 -
$entol 11!: 1
$ifton 11!# 4
$ope> / 101% 12: 14
$upardo 11!) 2

$upinacci
1014 141 !
Magee 11-# 24

Magnarell
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:12 ) 240

Malliota'i
s
:14 1)% !:
Mar'ey :)4 4 1%2
Mayer 11!) 2

Mc1onald
114: 11

Mc1onou
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10-: 121

McJevitt
10#0 100

Mc$aughl
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:%: 1#) 1-
Miller 10:0 -! -!
Millman 1122 - -!

Montesan
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:!1 1)! 24
Morelle 11!: 1
Mosley 11-- 1 2#
Moya 114- : )
Mr=
.pea'er
11#0
NoAay !%1 -44 24!
Nolan 10-1 4 12!
*a's ::- 1#%

*'1onnell
11-! 10 1!
*rti> 10:! #!
*tis 11!: 1

/almesan
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:4: 1): 22

/alumbo
::# 1!2 12
/aulin 10## 14 )0

/eoples9
.to'es
111! 40 !
/erry 11!1 :

/ichardo
11!) 2
/retlo( 114! 1!
Muart 1110 2% 2-
&a 1001 1!:
&aia ::2 10% #1
&amos 102% 24 10:
&ivera 10)4 %#
&oberts 11-2 2# 2

&obinson
:10 # 244

&odrigue
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:4- ! 212
&osa 11!4 #

&osenthal
112- 2: )
&o>ic 11-: 20 1
&ussell 110% # 4%
&yan 10!0 1% :-

.aladino
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.antabar
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112- -%

.carboro
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.chimel 11!: 1

.chimmin
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.epulved
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11-0 1- 1%

.imano(i
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100# 4) 10#
.imotas )%% ) 2%!

.'artados
1110 -% 1-
.'oufis 112) -2
.olages 11-) 22
.tec 1010 14: 1
.tec' 11!4 #

.tevenso
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.tirpe 111! 4!

.(eeney
11!! !
Tedisco 10!1 10:
Tenney !10 1%0 4)0
Thiele 111% 2) 1!
Titone 11-# 24
Titus 10%0 ! )!
Ealter :%) 1)2

Eeinstein
10-% 1% 10#

Eeisenbe
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Eeprin 1142 2 1#
Eright 1110 4 4#

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11-0 -0


0or the second consecutive year, .enator $ibous made more comments 72%8 that (ere mar'ed
in the transcript as being met (ith laughter than any other member of his chamber= Dere are his
lines that elicited laughter+

-here are e!ceptions" #r" President$ for some reason my glasses aren%t &or'ing this
morning"( - #adam President$ &e are done chilling o)t"(
- here being no f)rther b)siness at the des'$ * move that the Senate ad+o)rn )ntil #onday$
,ebr)ary -rd$ the day after the .enver Broncos &in the S)per Bo&l$ intervening days being
legislative days"(
- Senator Avella &as egging me on$ * thin'"(
- Sorry abo)t that$ #r" President" B)t if yo) notice$ /ebecca is not &ith me today$ and *%m &ith
0oe" So yo)%re all going to have to bear &ith )s"(
- *f &e co)ld +)st$ the ne!t time the Senator spea's$ chec' the a)dio" * had a very hard time"
And * 'no& that * am getting older$ and * 'no& that the hearing isn%t &hat it &as &hen * &as a
spry -1 li'e yo)rself"(
- *s the Senator tal'ing to himself2(
- On behalf of Senator Libo)s$ * move that the follo&ing bill be -- that &as s)pposed to be f)nny"(
- 3e co)ld"(
- No&$ Senator$ yo) never 'no&"(
- And li'e * al&ays try to do$ is grant &ishes for Senator Ste&art-Co)sins --(
- * g)ess$ #r" President$ *%m going to be competing &ith the dogs that obvio)sly have fo)nd a
dr)g dealer o)tside"(
- *t%s a fla&ed process" And certainly &ith the iss)e of Common Core$ this process has no&
come into light" Parents are )pset$ their 'ids are e!tremely )pset$ teachers are fr)strated" he
dogs are )pset"(
- #r" President$ before *%m going to say that the ho)se &ill stand at ease$ Senator 4riffo and a
n)mber of the members had a 5)estion$ and they &anted to 'no& &ho let the dogs o)t"(
- -- +)st li'e the Syrac)se bas'etball team"(
- #r" President$ * thin' Senator LaValle &o)ld -- * gave him bad information" So if yo) &o)ld
call on him again"(
- *t only sho&s$ #r" President$ that everything here is fl)id by the second"(
- So if for some cra6y reason someone chooses not to be on$ let the des' 'no&" B)t if * see
anybody go to the des'$ yo)%ll have to deal &ith me"(
- Before &e go to the ne!t resol)tion$ * &ant to ac'no&ledge a gro)p of constit)ents that * have
here that act)ally &ere s)pposed to be meeting &ith me at 78 o%cloc'$ b)t beca)se proceedings
contin)e --
altho)gh *%m not allo&ed on the floor to say &hat name or &ho they represent$ they are
constit)ents of
my district$ and that%s &hat%s most important"
(

- 9o) too' the &ords right o)t of my mo)th$ Senator"(
- #r" Ball$ * don%t 'no& yo)" B)t * live in Binghamton$ and * have to travel on /o)te ::" And
*%ve stopped at the Carrot Barn many times$ and the carrot oatmeal coo'ies are o)t of this
&orld"(
- And as long as yo) contin)e to ma'e those$ yo)%ve got my s)pport" 4odspeed"(
- #r" President$ * thin' &e have a noncontroversial calendar in front of )s" Co)ld &e --(
- Oh$ lay it aside"(
- #r" President$ * don%t 'no& &hat Senator #artins &as saying there at the end$ b)t they &ere
all smiling$ so it had to be good"(
- On behalf of Senator #archione$ on page -- there%s no page -- * offer the follo&ing
amendments to Calendar N)mber 77-:$ Senate Print ;<=>$ and as' that said bill retain its place
on the hird /eading Calendar" So$ #r" President$ it%s )p to yo) to find the page"(
- Not bad for a 'id &ith dysle!ia reading all those n)mbers"(
- And if anybody &ants their pict)re ta'en &ith Andy Lan6a$ that can be arranged also"(