11 bills on constitutional amendments
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| Bill | Title | Where it stands | Last action |
|---|---|---|---|
| S 48 | Relates to amending the constitution to prohibit an immediate vote to be called on budget bills Mark Walczyk | Failed | May 5, 2026DEFEATED IN JUDICIARY |
| S 9293 | Proposes a constitutional amendment to increase the terms of office of members of the senate to four years James Sanders Jr. | In committee | Mar 19, 2026OPINION REFERRED TO JUDICIARY |
| A 2386 | Proposes a constitutional amendment to increase the terms of office of members of the legislature to four years Karl Brabenec | Withdrawn | Feb 11, 2026ENACTING CLAUSE STRICKEN |
| S 3484 | Proposes a constitutional amendment to divide the state into three autonomous regions; repealer Pamela Helming | In committee | Feb 3, 2026OPINION REFERRED TO JUDICIARY |
| S 1890 | Proposes a constitutional amendment to increase the terms of office of members of the legislature to four years Jake Ashby | In committee | Feb 3, 2026OPINION REFERRED TO JUDICIARY |
| A 5662 | Relates to amending the constitution to prohibit an immediate vote to be called on budget bills William A. Barclay | In committee | Jan 30, 2026OPINION REFERRED TO JUDICIARY |
| A 3855 | Proposes a constitutional amendment relating to the formation of new towns Jaime R. Williams | In committee | Jan 30, 2026OPINION REFERRED TO JUDICIARY |
| A 3778 | Proposes a constitutional amendment to divide the state into three autonomous regions; repealer David DiPietro | In committee | Jan 30, 2026OPINION REFERRED TO JUDICIARY |
| A 719 | Relates to amending the constitution to prevent and mitigate adverse childhood experiences Andrew Hevesi | In committee | Jan 30, 2026OPINION REFERRED TO JUDICIARY |
| A 7841 | Relates to ratifying the proposed amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the labor of persons under eighteen years of age Charles Lavine | In committee | Jan 8, 2026TO ATTORNEY-GENERAL FOR OPINION |
| S 5424 | Relates to ratifying the proposed amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the labor of persons under eighteen years of age James Skoufis | In committee | Jan 8, 2026TO ATTORNEY-GENERAL FOR OPINION |
From New York's official records. "Where it stands" is the furthest step a bill has reached; a bill still short of law when its session ended is shown as died.