Asm. John K. Mikulin

Republican · New York District 17 · House · NY

Voting record

• Participation: shows up to vote 97% of the time.
• Bipartisanship: votes with the opposing party's majority 76.4% of the time.
• Alignment with the district's political lean: 86.2%.

Recent votes by Asm. John K. Mikulin

• Voted Yea on Delays employee-owned business advisory panel report one year — Extends the reporting deadline of the advisory panel on employee-owned enterprises to 2027
• Voted Yea on Strengthens Oneida Nation detention agreements with counties — Relates to the effectiveness of certain county-tribal detention agreements between the Oneida Indian Nation and Oneida county and Madison county
• Voted Present on Sets the basis for recommendations of the traumatic brain injury services coordinating council; requires annual posting of such recommendations.
• Voted Present on Amends the effectiveness of provisions related to the submission of physician profile information.
• Voted Present on Adds congenital heart defect info to health education — Includes information on congenital heart defect births as part of the department of health's health care and wellness education and outreach program; amends the effectiveness thereof.
• Voted Nay on Prohibits the division of criminal justice services from disclosing pending orders of adjournment in contemplation of dismissal on civil records of arrests and prosecutions.
• Voted Yea on Mandates EV emergency response training for first responders — Requires the state fire administrator to make available a specialized electric vehicle emergency response training program to provide training to individuals responsible for providing emergency response and recovery following incidents involving electric vehicles; defines emergency medical services agency.
• Voted Yea on Student loan servicers report private education creditors — Provides that each student loan servicer shall submit an annual report containing a list of all private education creditors associated with the private education debts serviced by the student loan servicer that are owed by persons who resided in New York during the prior calendar year and containing additional information for each private education creditor reported.
• Voted Nay on Allows candidates to decline party nominations for health reasons — Provides for the declination of a designation as a candidate or nomination for a party position if the person designated or nominated has received a diagnosis of a serious health condition or has resigned the office for which they are nominated or designated to run for re-election.
• Voted Yea on Requires the clear and conspicuous disclosure of pricing changes for online grocery delivery and online pick-up services; imposes a fine of not more than one hundred dollars for the first offense and not more than two hundred fifty dollars for a second and each subsequent offense for violations.
• Voted Nay on Adjusts state aid for Boquet Valley school construction — Relates to the computation of building aid for the construction, reconstruction or modernizing of no more than one project by the Boquet Valley Central school district.
• Voted Yea on NYC raises pay for election inspectors and coordinators — Increases compensation of election inspectors to $300 and coordinators to $350 in New York city.
• Voted Yea on HOA foreclosures require 90-day advance notice — Requires notice to be provided ninety days prior to commencement of a foreclosure action by a homeowners' association or condominium board to enforce a lien for unpaid common charges, assessments, fines or fees.
• Voted Nay on Enacts "Francesco's law" which establishes violations for the failure to safely store rifles, shotguns, and firearms in the presence of a minor or a prohibited person; requires the office of gun violence prevention to collect and analyze statistical and other information and data with respect to injuries or deaths of minors resulting from failure to safely store a firearm, rifle, or shotgun.
• Voted Nay on No-fault divorce after six-month separation — Allows for no fault separation where the relationship between the spouses has broken down irretrievably for a period of at least six months; requires that issues of support and custody or visitation have been resolved.

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• Sen. Alexis Weik (Republican)
• Asm. Alicia Hyndman (Democrat)
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• Asm. Amy Paulin (Democrat)
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• Sen. Andrea Stewart-Cousins (Democrat)

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