The New York State Assembly, composed of 150 members, plays a pivotal role in the legislative process of New York State. Working alongside the Governor, the Assembly is responsible for creating laws and establishing the state budget. This legislative body represents diverse communities across the state, ensuring that the voices and needs of New York's residents are heard and addressed. Through its collaborative efforts with the executive branch, the Assembly helps to shape policies and allocate resources that impact the daily lives of New Yorkers, striving to promote economic growth, social welfare, and the overall well-being of the state.