Running forState Assembly, District 74
Keith Powers
DemocratHas the job now
Overview
Keith Powers is an American politician who is a member of the New York State Assembly for the 74th district.
Facts from Wikipedia.
- How to reach them
- Office phone: 212-979-9696
- Office: 107 and 109 Avenue B, New York, NY 10009
- Email: powersk@nyassembly.gov
Bills they wrote
Bills and joint resolutions where they're the main author, since 2023. Laws first, then the ones that got furthest.
Wrote
13 bills
Became law
2 became law. Another 2 passed the House or Senate but didn't.
- A 10541: Relates to certificate of residence policies for community collegesBecame law
- A 10350: Extends certain provisions relating to the repair of damaged pesticide containersBecame law
- A 10429: Provides a sales tax exemption to any admission charge for a comedy performancePassed both chambers
- A 10485: Relates to consumer warnings regarding rifles, shotguns, and firearmsPassed the Assembly
- A 11208: Requires certain retailers stock nicotine replacement therapy productsIntroduced
- A 11136: Creates shared housing rooming units in new class A multiple dwellings or buildings converted to class A multiple dwellingsIntroduced
- A 10985: Requires the New York city office of technology and innovation provide NYC 311 outgoing call data from incarcerated individuals to the board of correctionsIntroduced
- A 10983: Requires at least one director on a board of directors be a primary resident of the residential cooperative housing corporation and prohibits certain charges by such corporations without 30 days noticeIntroduced
- A 10815: Exempts certain pet food from sales taxesIntroduced
- A 10840: Relates to clarifying state committee powersIntroduced
- A 10767: Reduces the amount of signatures needed for a person to be nominated for the office of member of the city councilIntroduced
- A 10708: Prohibits the sale of ATVs and off-highway motorcycles in the city of New YorkIntroduced
- A 10479: Relates to artist preferences in housingIntroduced
How they voted
Final votes on bills that passed either chamber of the New York legislature, since 2023. Votes on amendments, committees, and procedure are left out.
Votes shown
869 votes on bills that passed at least one chamber.
Attendance
Didn't vote on 54 of 869 votes (6%). They had permission to be away (excused) for all of them.
By topic
Aging9 votes
Agriculture4 votes
Alcoholism and Drug Abuse3 votes
Alcoholism and Substance Use Disorders1 vote
Banks8 votes
Budget and Revenue1 vote
Children and Families10 votes
Cities12 votes
Cities 14 votes
Cities 21 vote
Civil Service and Pensions26 votes
Commerce, Economic Development and Small Business6 votes
Consumer Affairs and Protection29 votes
Consumer Protection8 votes
Corporations, Authorities and Commissions38 votes
Correction9 votes
Crime Victims, Crime and Correction6 votes
Criminal Law (Codes)39 votes
Disabilities1 vote
Economic Development16 votes
Education12 votes
Election Law3 votes
Elections2 votes
Energy18 votes
Energy and Telecommunications3 votes
Environmental Conservation46 votes
Finance8 votes
Governmental Employees24 votes
Governmental Operations31 votes
Health51 votes
Higher Education20 votes
Housing7 votes
Housing, Construction and Community Development5 votes
Insurance35 votes
Internet and Technology5 votes
Investigations and Government Operations29 votes
Judiciary36 votes
Labor24 votes
Libraries1 vote
Libraries and Education Technology1 vote
Local Government42 votes
Local Governments27 votes
Mental Health12 votes
People With Disabilities3 votes
Procurement and Contracts5 votes
Racing and Wagering8 votes
Real Property Taxation23 votes
Science and Technology3 votes
Social Services12 votes
Taxes and Budget (Ways and Means)48 votes
Tourism, Parks, Arts and Sports Development11 votes
Transportation56 votes
Veterans, Homeland Security and Military Affairs3 votes
Veterans' Affairs19 votes
Women'S Issues5 votes
Source: Open States, New York State Senate and Assembly. Topics from the state legislature.