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The New York State Senate is the upper house of the New York State Legislature. Its sixty-three members represent New York State and its more than 19 million citizens. The legislature’s primary purpose is to draft and approve changes to the laws of New York.

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2025年1月23日 · In 2023, New York passed a telehealth shield law, introduced by Senator Mayer and Assembly Member Reyes (Chapter 138 of the laws of 2023), to provide broad protection to doctors based in New York who serve patients in hostile states via telehealth.

2025年1月31日 · Senator Helming recently had the honor of presenting a New York State Senate Commendation Award to Raymond “Ray” Welker Jr. of Walworth in recognition of his extraordinary 70 years of dedicated service with the West Walworth Volunteer Fire Department.

2025年1月25日 · “As a community resident, a fellow New Yorker and Conservative Party State Chairman, I look upon the election of Steve Chan to the state senate as an historical event that will bring committed conservative values and representation to the people of South Brooklyn.

ALBANY, 1/8/25 - This morning, Senator Peter Oberacker was sworn in for his third term as the elected representative for New York State’s 51st Senate District. The ceremony took place in the Senate Chamber of the New York State Capitol in Albany.

New York State Senator Jose M. Serrano Chair of Majority Conference and Chair of Committee on Cultural Affairs, Tourism, Parks & Recreation