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Votes at a glance: measures the House approved June 24, 2025
Summary
The House adopted a broad set of bills, resolutions and nominations during its June 24 session. This roundup lists each item that received a final recorded vote on that day and the chamber’s roll-call totals where recorded.
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During the June 24, 2025 sitting the House considered a long calendar and adopted a large number of bills, resolutions and a gubernatorial nomination. Below are the items that received final action on the floor and recorded tallies where the electronic roll call recorded results.
Votes at a glance (selection of measures with recorded final tallies reported in the transcript):
- Project of the House 244 (amend art. 4 of Law 18-2022 re: liquefied gas sale/distribution): 49 yes, 1 no. - Project of the House 271: 33 yes, 17 no. - Project of the House 305 (evidence rules: confidentiality privilege for social workers): 49 yes, 1 no. - Project of the House 389 (salary/leave amendments for school staff; amended in session): 50 yes, 0 no. - Project of the House 407 (agricultural reserve designation): 50 yes, 0 no. - Project of the House 425 (parental digital controls law): 50 yes, 0 no. - Project of the House 483 (lactation code consolidation): 50 yes, 0 no. - Project of the House 580 (amendments to Penal Code articles listed): 47 yes, 3 no. - Project of the House 581 (amend Article 109, Penal Code): 47 yes, 3 no. - Project of the House 640 (elder-advocate office expansions): 50 yes, 0 no. - Senate Project 19 (as downloaded and considered): 50 yes, 0 no. - Project of the House 530 (municipal compensation for property acquired by government): 50 yes, 0 no. - Project of the House 236 (other measures on calendar) and multiple additional bills were approved by voice or unanimous vote; the transcript records the following final tallies later in the day (selected rolls): - Project of the House 244: 49–1 - Project of the House 271: 33–17 - Project of the House 305: 49–1 - Project of the House 389: 50–0 - Project of the House 407: 50–0 - Project of the House 425: 50–0 - Project of the House 483: 50–0 - Project of the House 530: 50–0 - Project of the House 580: 47–3 - Project of the House 581: 47–3 - Project of the House 568: 47–5 (1 absence) - Project of the House 581/580/640 and a series of Senate projects listed on the special calendar recorded either unanimous approvals or the tallies above as part of the final electronic roll-call recorded later in the evening.
Nomination: - Luisa Mercedes Colón García, nominee for alternate member, Panel on the Special Independent Prosecutor: 47 yes, 3 no (approved). (See separate item for full debate.)
Resolutions and other items: - Multiple joint resolutions and commemorative measures were adopted by voice or unanimous recorded tallies (see chamber minutes). Several resolutions directing executive agencies to act (road naming, municipal requests, property-evaluation committees) were also approved during the session and were included in the final roll call.
Context: The House processed an extensive special calendar, adopted several measures with unanimous or large-majority votes, and recorded roll-call tallies for high-profile bills and the confirmation noted above. Not all floor actions included individual roll-call tallies in the transcript excerpt; the list above uses the roll-call totals that were read into the record during the session.
Where to find details: The clerk’s office and the daily journal for June 24, 2025 contain full roll-call records, bill texts and committee reports for each listed measure.

