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Votes at a glance: Key measures passed on Pennsylvania House floor, June 26, 2025
Summary
The House considered and recorded final passage votes on multiple bills during the June 26, 2025 floor session. Several bills passed unanimously or by large margins, including measures on custody protections for deployed parents, abandoned vehicles, veterans’ fishing licenses, and other items.
During the June 26, 2025 Pennsylvania House floor session legislators recorded final-passage votes on multiple bills. The clerk’s roll-call tallies are listed below; all outcomes reflect the transcript excerpt of the House proceedings.
- House Bill 414 (protections for deployed parents in custody and visitation matters): yeas 202, nays 0 — passed finally and returned to the Senate.
- House Bill 593 (abandoned vehicles and salvers): yeas 202, nays 0 — passed finally and returned to the Senate.
- House Bill 1100 (waiver to purchase diapers or menstrual hygiene products): yeas 138, nays 64 — passed finally and returned to the Senate.
- Senate Bill 109 (reduces maximum license fee for growing structures to $250): yeas 202, nays 0 — passed finally; House passed without amendment and will return to Senate.
- Senate Bill 232 (county annual fishing license fees for disabled veterans; free license for 100% disability): yeas 202, nays 0 — passed finally.
- Senate Bill 255 (creates a tier system for certain offenses): yeas 202, nays 0 — passed finally.
- Senate Bill 302 (provides for commencement of proceedings): yeas 202, nays 0 — passed finally.
- Senate Bill 466 (education credit for firefighter training): yeas 202, nays 0 — passed finally.
- Senate Bill 649 (offense of digital forgery): yeas 199, nays 3 — passed finally.
- Senate Bill 719 (amendments to CPA law to increase mobility and additional pathways to licensure): yeas 202, nays 0 — passed finally.
- Senate Bill 78 (names multiple roads and bridges): yeas 202, nays 0 — passed finally; House requested Senate concurrence on amendments.
- Senate Bill 89 (requires EMS providers to report to the Overdose Information Network): yeas 202, nays 0 — passed finally with an amendment for which Senate concurrence was requested.
- Senate Bill 129 (modifies composition of state veterans homes advisory board): yeas 202, nays 0 — passed finally with an amendment for which Senate concurrence was requested.
- Senate Bill 411 (creates statewide stroke registry): yeas 199, nays 3 — passed finally with amendments; Senate concurrence requested.
- Senate Bill 518 (amend Title 34 regarding refusal to answer Pennsylvania Game Commission questions): yeas 199, nays 3 — passed finally with amendment; concurrence requested.
- House Bill 1340 (concurrence in Senate amendments): yeas 178, nays 24 — House concurred in Senate amendments; clerk presented bill for the Speaker’s signature for transmittal to the Governor.
These tallies and outcomes are taken directly from the House clerk’s roll calls and the floor proceedings as recorded in the session transcript.
