- Reluctant to hold school districts accountable for the taxpayers money they spend, John Sabini voted NO on a measure that would require each school district to include the percentage of it's budget spent on instructional expenses in it's school district report card. - Senate Bill S. 607
- Voted NO on a Senate tax cut measure that would have provided a total of $3.363 billion in tax cuts to property owners and small businesses in 2007-2008. - Senate Bill S. 2110-B
- Voted against legislation that would stop the Department of Motor Vehicles from issueing driver's licenses to Illegal Immigrants.
-Senate Bill S.6484
- Wanting to give criminals a free ride, John Sabini voted against legislation that would require inmates in State correctional facilities to make medical co-payments of $7 for medical treatment - Senate Bill S. 1453
- Not recognizing that a rape victim has a right to know if their rapist has HIV, John Sabini voted NO against a measure that would require certain criminal defendants to be tested for HIV when charged with a qualifying offense. - Senate Bill S. 3740-A
- Not wanting to protect those who protect us, John Sabini was against legislation that would provide a sentence of death or life imprisonment without parole to cop killers. - Senate Bill S.319
- Ignoring environmental factors that cause breast cancer, John Sabini voted against funding for a Breast Cancer Environmental Risk Factor Program. - Senate Bill S.2105-B
- John Sabini voted NO for the restoration of $10M for security at the ports of NYC, Buffalo-Niagara, Ogdensburg, Albany, and Oswego. - Senate Bill S. 2100-B
- Not worried about illegal immigration and security threats, John Sabini voted against legislation that requires an applicant for a drivers license or nondriver's ID card who can not provide a Social Security Card to provide proof from the Department of Homeland Security that they are not eligible for a Social Security Card. - Senate Bill S. 6250
- Protecting fraud and corruption, John Sabini voted against an anti-fraud measure that would require finger imaging eligibility verification of all members (18 years or older) of a household applying for food stamps. - Senate Bill S.6274
- John Sabini looked to cut healthcare services to the elderly and the needy by voting for $2M in cuts to Queens area hospitals and nursing homes. - S. 2104-A
