Lawmakers at the Capitol during the afternoon said they expected to
vote on the measures Thursday, though Heastie indicated he had not told members whether they will stay in Albany through the rest of the week.
Not exact matches
The House Judiciary Committee is scheduled to
vote Thursday on a
measure to reaffirm «In God We Trust» as the national motto and to encourage its display
on public buildings, including schools.
After two hours of public comment
Thursday, park board members at a special meeting
voted 3 - 3
on a referendum
measure, meaning the motion failed.
Senate Deputy Majority Leader John DeFrancisco (R - Syracuse), who sponsored the
measure in the Senate, is also pushing for a
vote in his chamber before lawmakers end their annual session
on Thursday.
The Erie County Legislature meets
Thursday afternoon to take an override
vote on the proposed Made in America Act and take up a new
measure the act's lone opponent says will be more effective and legal.
As the House of Representatives prepares its final round of
votes before approving a $ 1 trillion tax package
on Thursday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo got one last slam in against the
measure and the New York Republicnas
voting in favor of it.
Barca was one of three Democrats to
vote for the
measure on Thursday.
In a further development
on Thursday, the
measure was moved from the Senate Finance panel — where Chairman John DeFrancisco of Syracuse said he wouldn't allow a
vote on the bill — to the Senate Rules Committee, improving the bill's chances of hitting the floor sometime before the end of the legislative session.
One alarm bell that sounded
Thursday was the possible defection of Sen. Marco Rubio from
voting yes
on the tax bill, putting the
measure in peril.
The House had to
vote again
Thursday on the non-binding budget resolution because the Senate made changes to the
measure last week.
Although the Senate could have
voted on the
measure on Thursday, Democratic Conference Leader John Sampson was unable to corral all 32 of his members to support the package.
In a sign that leadership expected the
vote in the House to be tight, sources told The Hill
on Thursday evening that Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOvernight Defense: Over 500 amendments proposed for defense bill
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Many House Republicans planning to
vote «yes»
on their tax bill
Thursday are doing so with the understanding the
measure is far from perfect and hoping their concerns will be addressed later during House and Senate conference negotiations.
That
measure could be
voted on Thursday without Cuomo's approval, and then sent to the governor to sign or veto.
The state Senate finished its two - year session
Thursday without
voting on the bill after Democratic leaders balked at reports that the
measure would drive up utility rates.
Renewing a call for «sensible gun safety
measures,» Democratic presidential front - runner Hillary Clinton chastised congressional Republicans
Thursday for blocking a
vote on a plan that she said would ban those
on the federal government's No Fly List from buying guns.
Thursday night, as the pension bill passed, many continued to voice their outrage, stunned and furious by lawmakers» quick unveiling and
voting on the
measure.
Votes on the
measure are expected this week as early as
Thursday afternoon, as failure to pass a spending bill by midnight Friday, March 23 would lead to a government shutdown.
The
vote on the budget
measure was passed
on Thursday by 51 to 49 by the Reupblican - dominated Senate.