New York State Assembly
About
The New York State Assembly is the lower house of the state Legislature, meeting in the State Capitol in Albany with member offices in the Legislative Office Building. Created in 1777, the Assembly has 150 members, and its site lets residents find their Assemblymember and search bills.
The Assembly’s tradition of progressive action and reform is highlighted on its site along with committee schedules and session calendars.
What to know
- 150 members serve two-year terms.
- Bill search covers current and past sessions.
- The Speaker leads the majority.
- Session runs January through June.
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