Track LegislationIntroducedIntroIn CommitteeComm.Floor VoteFloorSecond Chamber2nd Ch.
A9195AAssembly BillPassed SenatePending 272d
Protect Religious Decorations Displayed on Homes
Passed the Senate on Jun 3, 2026Approved by the State Senate — now needs the Assembly to pass the same version.
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✦ Plain-Language Summary
This law prevents landlords, homeowners associations, and co-op or condo boards from prohibiting residents from displaying religious items, such as mezuzot, crosses, or other symbols, on the exterior of their doors or dwellings. Residents would have the legal right to express their religious beliefs through small decorative items on their homes without fear of fines or removal orders. This protection applies to renters and homeowners across New York State.
Details
- Introduced
- Nov 3, 2025
- Body
- New York State Assembly
- Type
- Assembly Bill
- Status
- Passed Senate
Sponsors (1)
Introduced bySimcha EichensteinYour District