New Jersey legislators
Gordon M. Johnson
Democrat New Jersey State Senator, 37
Official page: https://www.njleg.state.nj.us/legislative-roster/434/senator-johnson
Sponsored bills
- S4631: Mom's Food Pantry-amend FY2027 approp act, reassign portion to support (primary sponsor)
- S3546: Mortgage loan originators-work from remote locations, certain circumstances (primary sponsor)
- S1420: Secondary mortgage loan payments-concerns requirements
- S4860: School District Health Procurement Efficiency Act-concerns (primary sponsor)
- S4859: Veteran-concerns definition for purpose of affordable housing preference (primary sponsor)
- S3482: Alcohol manufacturers-provide for inclusion on highway signs & for internet site
- SR96: NJ-Taiwan sister-st relationship & Taiwan Relations Act anniversary-recognize (primary sponsor)
- S4795: Public school-require employee to be natural person (primary sponsor)
- S4772: Center for Tourette Syndrome & Associated Disorders-make suppl approp;$455K
- S4747: Health insurers-provide reason for denial of coverage for private duty nursing
- S4715: Creative professionals, certain-clarifies independant contractor status (primary sponsor)
- SCR96: Veterans' property tax deduction-increase from $250 to $2,500 over four years
- S3741: Marriage and family therapy-modifies requirements for licensure
- S2777: Physicians in good standing-req automatic issuance of credential, provide svcs (primary sponsor)
- S4709: Transportation network industry, drivers-bargain, labor terms & conditions (primary sponsor)
- S4660: Public school instruction-require to include significance of Juneteenth
- S4672: Health care claims experience data-shared with local governments
- S4678: Genetic genealogy, investigative-concerns; appropriate $500K (primary sponsor)
- S4630: NJ 2-1-1 Partnership Operating Aid-make FY2027 supplemental approp;$400K (primary sponsor)
- S4629: Schedule II drugs-amend telehealth & telemedicine law concerning prescription (primary sponsor)
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