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S 8604Session 2025-2026SenateStatus unavailable

Moves the date of the presidential primary to the first Tuesday in March

Moves the date of the presidential primary to the first Tuesday in March, also known as Super Tuesday.

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Introduced

Dec 5, 2025

Latest action

Jan 12, 2026

Recorded roll calls

3

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Document type

Bill

Sponsors

Primary sponsors are listed before cosponsors and other sponsoring entities.

Primary sponsor

James Skoufis

cosponsor

Andrew Gounardes

cosponsor

Brian Kavanagh

cosponsor

Gustavo Rivera

cosponsor

Jabari Brisport

cosponsor

Jamaal Bailey

cosponsor

James Sanders Jr.

cosponsor

Jeremy Cooney

cosponsor

Jessica Ramos

cosponsor

Jessica Scarcella-Spanton

cosponsor

John Liu

cosponsor

Julia Salazar

cosponsor

Kevin S. Parker

cosponsor

Kristen Gonzalez

cosponsor

Leroy Comrie

cosponsor

Liz Krueger

cosponsor

Luis R. Sepúlveda

cosponsor

Michael Gianaris

cosponsor

Nathalia Fernandez

cosponsorPatricia Fahy
cosponsor

Rachel May

cosponsor

Robert Jackson

cosponsor

Roxanne J. Persaud

cosponsor

Sam Sutton

cosponsor

Shelley Mayer

cosponsor

Zellnor Myrie

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Roll-call votes

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passJan 12, 2026Senate

Floor Vote

Vote source ↗
52 yes7 no2 excused0 absent0 other
View 61 recorded positions
Alexis Weikno
Andrea Stewart-Cousinsyes
Andrew Gounardesyes
Andrew J. Lanzayes
Anthony H. Palumbono
April Baskinyes
Brian Kavanaghyes
Christopher Ryanyes
Cordell Cleareyes
Dan Stecyes
Dean Murrayyes
George Borrelloyes
Gustavo Riverayes
Jabari Brisportyes
Jack M. Martinsyes
Jake Ashbyyes
Jamaal Baileyyes
James Sanders Jr.yes
James Skoufisyes
James Tediscoyes
Jeremy Cooneyyes
Jessica Ramosyes
Jessica Scarcella-Spantonyes
John Liuyes
José M. Serranoexcused
Joseph A. Griffoyes
Joseph P. Addabbo Jr.yes
Julia Salazaryes
Kevin S. Parkeryes
Kristen Gonzalezyes
Lea Webbyes
Leroy Comrieyes
Liz Kruegeryes
Luis R. Sepúlvedayes
Mario Matterayes
Mark Walczykno
Michael Gianarisyes
Michelle Hincheyyes
Monica Martinezyes
Nathalia Fernandezyes
Pamela Helmingno
Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrickyes
Patricia Fahyyes
Patrick M. Gallivanyes
Pete Harckhamyes
Peter Oberackeryes
Rachel Mayyes
Robert Jacksonyes
Robert Orttyes
Robert Rolisonyes
Roxanne J. Persaudyes
Sam Suttonyes
Samra Broukexcused
Shelley Mayeryes
Siela Bynoeyes
Stephen T. Channo
Steve Rhoadsyes
Thomas F. O'Marano
Toby Ann Staviskyyes
William Weberno
Zellnor Myrieyes
passJan 12, 2026Senate

Rules Vote

Vote source ↗
19 yes1 no0 excused0 absent0 other
View 20 recorded positions
Andrea Stewart-Cousinsyes
Andrew J. Lanzayes
Dan Stecyes
Jamaal Baileyyes
John Liuyes
Joseph A. Griffoyes
Joseph P. Addabbo Jr.yes
Kevin S. Parkeryes
Leroy Comrieyes
Liz Kruegeryes
Luis R. Sepúlvedayes
Michael Gianarisyes
Nathalia Fernandezyes
Pamela Helmingyes
Patrick M. Gallivanyes
Pete Harckhamyes
Robert Orttyes
Shelley Mayeryes
Thomas F. O'Marano
Zellnor Myrieyes
passJan 12, 2026Senate

Elections Vote

Vote source ↗
6 yes0 no1 excused0 absent0 other
View 7 recorded positions
Brian Kavanaghyes
George Borrelloyes
Kristen Gonzalezyes
Mark Walczykyes
Samra Broukexcused
Shelley Mayeryes
Zellnor Myrieyes

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