Skelos wouldn't say whether the bill would
come to the floor for a vote if Republicans had an outright majority.
And Levi reminded me that Minority Leader Dean Skelos recently told the Log Cabin Republicans he would recommend that the marriage bill
come to the floor for another vote if the GOP returns to power in the chamber.
Not exact matches
After listening
to Senate Democratic Conference Leader John Sampson explain why bills like the Farm Workers Bill of Rights should be allowed
to come to the
floor for a debate and eventual
vote even
if it's clear they don't have sufficient support
to pass — «This is about democracy!»
The current Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie, has said that bills will not
come to the
floor for a
vote unless a majority of Democrats agree, even
if numerically, counting Republican support, there are enough
votes for it
to pass.
During his weekly news conference, House Speaker John Boehner (R - Ohio), who has opposed efforts
to pass ENDA, was non-committal when asked by the Blade
if he'd be open
to allowing the Equality Act
to come up
for a House
floor vote.
«Plain and simple,
if a majority of legislators are sponsoring and supporting a piece of legislation then that bill should be allowed
to come to the
Floor for a
vote.
Overall, 76 members have either signed on as co-sponsors
to the bill or said they would
vote for it
if it
came to the
floor.
If the Dems take control, both sides, under the proposed deal, would have
to approve which bills
come to the Senate
floor for a
vote.
«He said he would
vote for it
if it
came to the
floor but would do everything he could
to make sure it did not
come to the
floor,» McKee recalled.
The bill's sponsor, Bronx Democrat Jeffrey Dinowitz, tells us that
if the bill
came to the
floor for a
vote, it would pass.
Senators are starting
to head
to their conference room on the third
floor of the state Capitol because they want
to discuss some key bills expected
to come up
for a
vote today — including Sen. John Bonacic's constitutional amendment redistricting measure — but they're pledging
to walk out
if Kruger shows up.
The duo said the Democrats should let the bill
come to the
floor even
if the Republicans won't relent, noting 225 members
voted for the legislation on July 29th and that 218
votes constitute a simple majority.
If the bills are
to be
voted on, they would need the permission of the Republicans in the Senate in order
to come to the
floor for debate.
The lone Senate Republican
to address the Planned Parenthood lobbyists, John Bonacic of the Hudson Valley, said he's in favor of the bill, and would
vote for it
if it
came to the
floor.
But the SCRA surely would not get 70
votes in Prez Trump were
to come out vocally against it, and Senator McConnell surely will not bring it up
for a
floor vote if he knows doing so would be against the wishes of Prez Trump.