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In the Dongan Hills home of Charles Navarino, from the left, Anthony Navarino, Jimmy Haynes of USIVO and the Granito-Smith American Legion Post, State Senator Jessica Scarcella-Spanton, Charles A. Navarino and John Sollazzo. (Courtesy/Office of Senator Scarcella-Spanton)Staten Island Advance

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New York State Senator Jessica Scarcella-Spanton speaks on the floor in Albany.

New laws ensure benefits, resources for New York veterans

November 14, 2023

Committee Chair

Jessica Scarcella-Spanton

(D) District 23

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Ranking Member

Jacob Ashby

(R) District 43

Joseph P. Addabbo Jr.

(D) District 15

April N.M. Baskin

(D) District 63

Pete Harckham

(D, WF) District 40

James Sanders Jr.

(D) District 10

José M. Serrano

(D, WF) District 29

Daniel G. Stec

(R, C, IP) District 45

Alexis Weik

(R, C) District 8

Senator has new policy idea
Idea is drafted into a Bill
Bill undergoes committee process
Senate and Assembly pass bill
Bill is signed by Governor