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Votes at a glance: key House actions Sept. 29, 2025
Summary
Summary of major floor actions, including final passage votes, amendment results, and referrals to committees from the Sept. 29 House session.
On Sept. 29 the Pennsylvania House completed floor action on multiple bills and a resolution. The entries below list each item called on the floor in the provided transcript excerpt, the formal outcome recorded in the transcript, and any recorded roll-call tallies.
- House Resolution 265 (Taekwondo Grandmasters Appreciation Day): Adopted. Clerk recorded ayes 198, nays 5 (transcript: "The ayes are 198. The nays are 5. The resolution's adopted.").
- House Bill 97 (equitable division of marital property): Final passage recorded. Clerk recorded yeas 121, nays 82; "The bill passes the House finally" and will be returned to the Senate for concurrence.
- House Bill 589 (landslide and sinkhole insurance program): Final passage recorded. Clerk recorded yeas 152, nays 51; bill passed the House and will be returned to the Senate for concurrence. (Separate full article covers debate.)
- House Bill 1108 (copayments for subsidized child care): Final passage recorded. Clerk recorded yeas 198, nays 5; bill passed the House and will be returned to the Senate for concurrence.
- House Bill 1212 (Pennsylvania Dads Matter Act): Final passage recorded. Clerk recorded yeas 198, nays 5; bill passed the House and will be returned to the Senate for concurrence. (Separate full article covers debate.)
- House Bill 1615 (DUI treatment program): The House agreed to amendment 01603; clerk recorded ayes 202, nays 1. The bill as amended was agreed to and ordered reprinted; later in the session the majority leader moved to recommit this bill to the Appropriations Committee (see referral list below).
- House Bill 1667 (technical fix to jobs and investment tax credit): Final passage recorded. Clerk recorded yeas 182, nays 21; bill passed the House and will be returned to the Senate for concurrence.
- Referred / recommitted to Appropriations (motion recorded on the floor): The majority leader moved that the following bills be recommitted to the Appropriations Committee: House Bill 706; House Bill 1099; House Bill 1593; House Bill 1615; House Bill 1651; House Bill 1859. The transcript records the motion and the list but does not show a separate roll call for the recommit motion in the provided excerpt.
Notes on method and limitations: The summary follows the floor transcript excerpt. If the transcript listed a bill with only a clerk summary and no recorded final action within the excerpt, that bill is not listed as finally passed here. Where roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript, they are reported verbatim. If a bill was later recommitted to committee during the same session, the recommit action is noted.
Ending: Bills passed by the House will be sent to the Senate for consideration; bills recommitted will proceed through committee as indicated in the House record.
