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SB 2608 — An Act establishing the Massachusetts data privacy act

MA 194 session · introduced 2025-09-18

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Action timeline (25)
  1. · senate — Reported from the committee on Senate Ways and Means
  2. · senate — Recommended new draft for S2516
  3. · senate — Placed in the Orders of the Day for Thursday, September 25, 2025
  4. · senate — Amendment #2 (Finegold) rejected
  5. · senate — Amendment #3 (Eldridge) rejected
  6. · senate — Amendment #6 (Fernandes) rejected
  7. · senate — Amendment #17 (Keenan) rejected
  8. · senate — Amendment #21 (Rush) rejected
  9. · senate — Amendment #26 (Cronin) rejected
  10. · senate — Amendment #27 (Cronin) rejected
  11. · senate — Amendment #31 (Cronin) rejected
  12. · senate — Amendment #18 (Payano) rejected
  13. · senate — Amendment #44 (Montigny) rejected
  14. · senate — Amendment #46 (Driscoll) rejected
  15. · senate — Amendment #47 (Driscoll) rejected
  16. · senate — Amendment #48 (Driscoll) rejected
  17. · senate — Amendment #51 (Cronin) rejected
  18. · senate — Amendment #57 (Cronin) rejected
  19. · senate — Amendment #58 (Driscoll) rejected
  20. · senate — Amendment #42 (Rausch) adopted
  21. · senate — Amendment #52 (Rausch) adopted
  22. · senate — Amendment #4 (Creem) adopted
  23. · senate — Amendment #14 (Lewis) adopted
  24. · senate — Amendment #24 (Friedman) adopted
  25. · senate — Amendment #12 (Mark) rejected
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0 predicted yes (0%) · 543 predicted no (100%) · 0 unknown (0%)

By party: · R: 0 yes / 277 no · D: 0 yes / 263 no · I: 0 yes / 3 no

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