2025S 3388

Allowing the Transfer of a Prescription to a New Pharmacy

2025 - New Jersey Senate

Conservatives Support

Description

This bill allows pharmacists to transfer Schedule II prescriptions for hyperactivity attention deficit disorder to any pharmacy. CPAC supports those who need these drugs to more easily obtain them and supported this bill. The Senate passed this bill by a vote of 38-0 on February 27, 2025 and the bill also passed the Assembly.

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Legislators · 40

Legislator	Party	Lifetime Rating	Vote
Carmen Amato NJ	Republican	61%	Conservative
James Beach NJ	Democrat	4%	Conservative
Jon Bramnick NJ	Republican	54%	Conservative
Anthony Bucco NJ	Republican	79%	Conservative
Renee Burgess NJ	Democrat	10%	Conservative
John Burzichelli NJ	Democrat	12%	Conservative
Kristin Corrado NJ	Republican	69%	Conservative
Nilsa Cruz-Perez NJ	Democrat	5%	Conservative
Joseph Cryan NJ	Democrat	5%	Conservative
Patrick Diegnan NJ	Democrat	4%	Conservative
Vin Gopal NJ	Democrat	9%	Conservative
Linda Greenstein NJ	Democrat	4%	Conservative
Owen Henry NJ	Republican	75%	Conservative
James Holzapfel NJ	Republican	76%	Conservative
Gordon Johnson NJ	Democrat	8%	Conservative
Joseph Lagana NJ	Democrat	7%	Conservative
John McKeon NJ	Democrat	11%	Conservative
Angela McKnight NJ	Democrat	11%	Conservative
Paul Moriarty NJ	Democrat	11%	Conservative
Raj Mukherji NJ	Democrat	11%	Conservative
Declan O'Scanlon NJ	Republican	75%	Conservative
Joseph Pennacchio NJ	Republican	81%	Conservative
Vincent Polistina NJ	Republican	44%	Conservative
Teresa Ruiz NJ	Democrat	5%	Conservative
Paul Sarlo NJ	Democrat	4%	Conservative
Holly Schepisi NJ	Republican	76%	Conservative
Nicholas Scutari NJ	Democrat	4%	Conservative
Robert Singer NJ	Republican	62%	Conservative
Troy Singleton NJ	Democrat	4%	Conservative
Bob Smith NJ	Democrat	4%	Conservative
Parker Space NJ	Republican	89%	Conservative
Brian Stack NJ	Democrat	4%	Conservative
Douglas Steinhardt NJ	Republican	72%	Conservative
Michael Testa NJ	Republican	71%	Conservative
Britnee Timberlake NJ	Democrat	9%	Did Not Vote
Latham Tiver NJ	Republican	58%	Conservative
Shirley Turner NJ	Democrat	6%	Conservative
Joseph Vitale NJ	Democrat	3%	Conservative
Benjie Wimberly NJ	Democrat	3%	Conservative
Andrew Zwicker NJ	Democrat	6%	Did Not Vote