NY A07307New York Assembly Bill A07307, introduced on March 25, 2025, proposes designating March 10th of each year as a public holiday named "Harriet Tubman Day." The bill was referred to the Assembly Judiciary Committee on January 7, 2026, and remains pending.
NY A07307 is a house bill in the New York 2025-2026 General Assembly, sponsored by Gary Pretlow (D), currently “Introduced” since March 25, 2025.
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Positive media analysis is being generated.
Opposition to the bill may arise from concerns about the implications of adding another public holiday. Critics might argue about the economic impact of additional paid leave days and the potential disruption to business operations. There could also be debates regarding the selection of March 10th as the date, questioning its historical significance in Tubman's life. Some may feel that other dates or figures warrant similar recognition.
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What does NY A07307 do?
New York Assembly Bill A07307, introduced on March 25, 2025, proposes designating March 10th of each year as a public holiday named "Harriet Tubman Day." The bill was referred to the Assembly Judiciary Committee on January 7, 2026, and remains pending.
What is the status of NY A07307?
NY A07307 is currently “Introduced” in the New York legislature.
Who sponsored NY A07307?
Gary Pretlow (D) sponsored NY A07307.
