Running forState Assembly, District 35
Larinda C. Hooks
Democrat, Working FamiliesHas the job now
Overview
Larinda Camille Hooks is an American politician. She has served in the New York State Assembly, representing the 35th district, since 2025.
Facts from Wikipedia.
- How to reach them
- Office phone: 718-457-3615
- Office: 104-20 Northern Blvd. Store Front and Basement, Corona, NY 11368
- Email: hooksl@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
21 bills
Became law
3 became law. Another 5 passed the House or Senate but didn't.
- A 11168: Extends the authority of the department of environmental conservation to manage black sea bassBecame law
- A 8589: Increases the amount of funds that may be used per dwelling unit to modernize certain authorities used by the housing trust fund corporationBecame law
- A 6781: Authorizes the city of New York to discontinue the use as parkland and alienate certain land within Flushing Meadows Corona ParkBecame law
- A 8840: Provides that no state or local correctional facility shall deny entry to a visitor to such facility due to the fact that such person is menstruating, wearing a menstrual product or has a contraceptive devicePassed both chambers
- A 10797: Relates to claims for unjust conviction and imprisonmentPassed the Assembly
- A 6868: Increases the civil penalties for violations of child labor lawsPassed the Assembly
- A 6010: Relates to unfair claim settlement practicesPassed the Assembly
- A 5543: Provides that the department of environmental conservation place a community air monitoring system and similar systems as necessary within a one-mile radius of New York city airportsPassed the Assembly
- A 11177: Authorizes the board of trustees of any library chartered by the regents of the state of New York to develop, lease, or use public library spaces for the purposes of constructing affordable, mixed-use housingIntroduced
- A 11090: Enacts the "automatic utility deferment act"Introduced
- A 9601: Prohibits the use of automated systems to make employment decisions unless there is a meaningful human review of the output of such automated system prior to the final employment decisionIntroduced
- A 9599: Requires certain stores that accept credit or debit card payment to accept flexible benefit cards as a form of payment for eligible itemsIntroduced
- A 9610: Increases the excelsior research and development tax credit for qualified research and development expenditures attributable to activities conducted in New York stateIntroduced
- A 9619: Establishes the urban rail station and underpass lighting act to improve lighting in rail stations and underpasses located in N.Y. cityIntroduced
- A 9530: Requires the department of parks, recreation and historic preservation cut down trees within two weeks of receiving noticeIntroduced
- A 9388: Requires that businesses offering physical manipulation services ensure clear visibility from the public right-of-way into certain public spaces on the premises of such businessesIntroduced
- A 9398: Requires employers publicly advertising a job posting to include whether such posting is for an existing vacancy or notIntroduced
- A 9401: Requires employers and third-party websites, job boards, and recruitment platforms to remove inactive job postings within a certain timeframeIntroduced
- A 8242: Renders candidates ineligible to receive public matching funds when such candidate has been found in a prior election cycle to have misused public campaign fundsIntroduced
- A 5489: Establishes mandatory reporting of alleged incidents of abuse, mistreatment or neglect of residents in assisted living and adult care facilitiesIntroduced
- A 5299: Expands the Doctors Across New York program to include dentistsIntroduced
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
1,972 votes on bills that passed at least one chamber.
Attendance
Didn't vote on 1 of 1,972 votes (less than 1%). They had permission to be away (excused) for all of them.
By topic
Aging18 votes
Agriculture16 votes
Alcoholism and Drug Abuse8 votes
Alcoholism and Substance Use Disorders2 votes
Banks26 votes
Budget and Revenue5 votes
Children and Families33 votes
Cities22 votes
Cities 113 votes
Cities 24 votes
Civil Service and Pensions57 votes
Commerce, Economic Development and Small Business7 votes
Consumer Affairs and Protection63 votes
Consumer Protection16 votes
Corporations, Authorities and Commissions61 votes
Correction16 votes
Crime Victims, Crime and Correction7 votes
Criminal Law (Codes)92 votes
Cultural Affairs, Tourism, Parks and Recreation7 votes
Disabilities1 vote
Economic Development32 votes
Education28 votes
Election Law12 votes
Elections8 votes
Energy35 votes
Energy and Telecommunications11 votes
Environmental Conservation84 votes
Finance21 votes
Governmental Employees53 votes
Governmental Operations74 votes
Health122 votes
Higher Education54 votes
Housing16 votes
Housing, Construction and Community Development7 votes
Insurance80 votes
Internet and Technology9 votes
Investigations and Government Operations113 votes
Judiciary77 votes
Labor60 votes
Libraries4 votes
Libraries and Education Technology2 votes
Local Government79 votes
Local Governments67 votes
Mental Health14 votes
New York City Education1 vote
People With Disabilities10 votes
Procurement and Contracts11 votes
Racing and Wagering13 votes
Racing, Gaming and Wagering4 votes
Real Property Taxation38 votes
Science and Technology12 votes
Small Business1 vote
Social Services21 votes
Taxes and Budget (Ways and Means)150 votes
Tourism, Parks, Arts and Sports Development20 votes
Transportation105 votes
Veterans, Homeland Security and Military Affairs8 votes
Veterans' Affairs35 votes
Women'S Issues7 votes
Source: Open States, New York State Senate and Assembly. Topics from the state legislature.