Running forState Assembly, District 46
Alec Brook-Krasny
Republican, ConservativeHas the job now
Overview
Alec Brook-Krasny is an American politician serving in the New York State Assembly representing the 46th district.
Facts from Wikipedia.
- How to reach them
- Office phone: 347-560-6302
- Office: 310 93rd St., Brooklyn, NY 11209
- Email: brook-krasnya@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
28 bills
Became law
None became law. 1 passed the House or Senate but didn't become law.
- A 6287: Designates a portion of the highway system the "Fort Hamilton Veterans Memorial Highway"Passed the Assembly
- A 11054: Authorizes public transit agencies to hire former police officers as transit security marshals having peace officer statusIntroduced
- A 8602: Dedicates a portion of the state highway system to "Victor Topaller"Introduced
- A 8228: Authorizes the Seagate police department receive a special parking placardIntroduced
- A 5522: Provides that the sentence for commission of certain provisions of murder in the first degree is death or life without paroleIntroduced
- A 5530: Establishes a tax credit for pet adoptionIntroduced
- A 5531: Relates to military service creditIntroduced
- A 5494: Relates to leave time for certain employees to volunteer as a poll workerIntroduced
- A 5497: Clarifies the exemption for cooperative housing corporations where there is no change in beneficial ownershipIntroduced
- A 5498: Establishes the crime of criminal use of public recordsIntroduced
- A 5327: Relates to peace officers appointed by The Sea Gate AssociationIntroduced
- A 5336: Establishes the class A misdemeanor of unlawful dissemination of a security body scanIntroduced
- A 5328: Prohibits utility companies from imposing certain additional fees to customers at their primary residence who are over sixty-five years of age or who have a developmental disabilityIntroduced
- A 5332: Includes outside captive salespersons within the definition of an "employee"Introduced
- A 5317: Requires the safe removal of icicles from buildings abutting paved sidewalks and creates civil and criminal penalties appertaining theretoIntroduced
- A 5313: Allows home-schooled children to participate in interscholastic athletic activities and drivers ed in the district where they resideIntroduced
- A 9379: Relates to military service creditIntroduced
- A 6389: Relates to leave time for certain employees to volunteer as a poll workerIntroduced
- A 6399: Provides that the sentence for commission of certain provisions of murder in the first degree is death or life without paroleIntroduced
- A 6390: Establishes a tax credit for pet adoptionIntroduced
- A 6388: Establishes the crime of criminal use of public recordsIntroduced
- A 6236: Includes outside captive salespersons within the definition of an "employee"Introduced
- A 6288: Allows home-schooled children to participate in interscholastic athletic activities and drivers ed in the district where they resideIntroduced
- A 6278: Requires the safe removal of icicles from buildings abutting paved sidewalks and creates civil and criminal penalties appertaining theretoIntroduced
- A 6110: Prohibits utility companies from imposing certain additional fees to customers at their primary residence who are over sixty-five years of age or who have a developmental disabilityIntroduced
- A 6301: Clarifies the exemption for cooperative housing corporations where there is no change in beneficial ownershipIntroduced
- A 6259: Establishes the class A misdemeanor of unlawful dissemination of a security body scanIntroduced
- A 5115: Relates to peace officers appointed by The Sea Gate AssociationIntroduced
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
3,989 votes on bills that passed at least one chamber.
Attendance
Didn't vote on 22 of 3,989 votes (less than 1%). They had permission to be away (excused) for all of them.
By topic
Aging31 votes
Agriculture44 votes
Alcoholism and Drug Abuse10 votes
Alcoholism and Substance Use Disorders6 votes
Banks60 votes
Budget and Revenue9 votes
Children and Families63 votes
Cities40 votes
Cities 127 votes
Cities 210 votes
Civil Service and Pensions104 votes
Commerce, Economic Development and Small Business13 votes
Consumer Affairs and Protection119 votes
Consumer Protection31 votes
Corporations, Authorities and Commissions144 votes
Correction35 votes
Crime Victims, Crime and Correction14 votes
Criminal Law (Codes)165 votes
Cultural Affairs, Tourism, Parks and Recreation15 votes
Disabilities7 votes
Economic Development64 votes
Education71 votes
Election Law26 votes
Elections24 votes
Energy55 votes
Energy and Telecommunications24 votes
Environmental Conservation168 votes
Ethics and Internal Governance3 votes
Finance47 votes
Governmental Employees109 votes
Governmental Operations176 votes
Health280 votes
Higher Education93 votes
Housing46 votes
Housing, Construction and Community Development23 votes
Insurance175 votes
Internet and Technology16 votes
Investigations and Government Operations221 votes
Judiciary158 votes
Labor96 votes
Libraries9 votes
Libraries and Education Technology7 votes
Local Government188 votes
Local Governments121 votes
Mental Health29 votes
New York City Education1 vote
People With Disabilities19 votes
Procurement and Contracts20 votes
Racing and Wagering19 votes
Racing, Gaming and Wagering10 votes
Real Property Taxation89 votes
Science and Technology17 votes
Small Business6 votes
Social Services39 votes
Taxes and Budget (Ways and Means)256 votes
Tourism, Parks, Arts and Sports Development30 votes
Transportation220 votes
Veterans, Homeland Security and Military Affairs15 votes
Veterans' Affairs55 votes
Women'S Issues17 votes
Source: Open States, New York State Senate and Assembly. Topics from the state legislature.