Senate

Bill S 1587 limits governors, comptrollers, and attorneys-general to two consecutive four-year terms, promoting political accountability and encouraging new candidates.

Bill S 1548 aims to enhance menstrual product safety by restricting harmful substances, ensuring safer options for consumers and requiring clearer labeling from manufacturers.

Bill S 298 allows peer-to-peer cardrooms in Massachusetts, boosting entertainment options, attracting tourists, and generating state revenue through regulated gaming.

Bill S 1875 establishes a student loan repayment fund to attract medical professionals to rural New York, improving healthcare access and quality for underserved communities.

Bill S 1289 creates an Office of Gun Violence Prevention to reduce gun violence through data collection, community support, and collaboration with law enforcement and health officials.