New York 2023-2024 Regular Session

New York Senate Bill S04726

Introduced

2/14/23

Refer

2/14/23

Refer

1/3/24

Caption

Permits a potential lottery winner who lost their ticket to claim the winning amount provided that such person shows the lottery agency documentary proof of purchase of the winning ticket within one year of the winning date.

Latest NY S04726 Activity

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Companion Bills

NY A02678

Same As Permits a potential lottery winner who lost their ticket to claim the winning amount provided that such person shows the lottery agency documentary proof of purchase of the winning ticket within one year of the winning date.

Previously Filed As

NY A09192

Permits a potential lottery winner who lost their ticket to claim the winning amount provided that such person shows the lottery agency documentary proof of purchase of the winning ticket within one year of the winning date.

NY A02678

Permits a potential lottery winner who lost their ticket to claim the winning amount provided that such person shows the lottery agency documentary proof of purchase of the winning ticket within one year of the winning date.

NY S05201

Permits a potential lottery winner who lost their ticket to claim the winning amount provided that such person shows the lottery agency documentary proof of purchase of the winning ticket within one year of the winning date.

NY A1289

Requires display of estimated odds of winning on certain lottery tickets and State Lottery website.

NY S1744

Requires display of estimated odds of winning on certain lottery tickets and State Lottery website.

NY SB117

Permissible Methods of Selling Lottery Tickets

NY LD2095

An Act to Prohibit Bulk Purchasing of Tickets in Certain Lottery Games

NY HB643

Provides for the purchase of certain lottery tickets through the internet

NY HB839

Relating to a limitation on the percentage of state lottery money paid as prizes to winning ticket holders.

NY SB1346

Relating to prohibited sales to persons attempting to purchase all or substantially all possible winning tickets in a lottery drawing.

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