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Votes at a glance: key floor outcomes from the Pennsylvania House on June 9, 2025
Summary
Summary of floor votes and outcomes recorded on June 9, 2025, including ceremonial resolutions and several bills that passed final passage with recorded tallies.
The Pennsylvania House considered a wide agenda on June 9, 2025. The following items on the floor produced recorded votes and outcomes during the session excerpt provided.
Resolutions and noncontroversial measures - House Resolution 227 (designating Aug. 17–23, 2025, Little League World Series Week in Pennsylvania) — Adopted, ayes 201, nays 1. - House Resolution 206 (designating June 14, 2025, as the 250th birthday of the U.S. Army in Pennsylvania) — Adopted, ayes 202, nays 0. - House Resolution 243 (designating June 9, 2025, as Dave Parker Day) — Adopted, ayes 193, nays 0.
Bills passed on final passage (selected floor tallies) - House Bill 30 (real estate appraiser trainee/supervisor rules) — Passed finally, ayes 202, nays 0. - House Bill 191 (requires AED and at least one person certified in CPR per school building during the school day) — Passed finally, ayes 169, nays 33. - House Bill 462 (statutory two‑year civil window for survivors of childhood sexual abuse) — Passed finally, ayes 122, nays 80 (also reported separately in a detailed article). - House Bill 464 (constitutional amendment to create a two‑year window for previously time‑barred claims) — Passed finally, ayes 138, nays 64 (also reported separately). - House Bill 846 (prevailing wage: ban split rates; add off‑site fabrication and HVAC duct cleaning) — Passed finally, yeas 126, nays 76 (also reported separately). - House Bill 1018 (Steel Products Procurement Act amendment to require American‑made steel on public projects) — Passed finally, ayes 200, nays 2. - House Bill 1339 (appropriations from restricted revenues and federal augmentation to the PUC) — Passed finally, yeas 148, nays 54. - House Bill 1405 (allow veteran service experience to count toward CTE instructional certification) — Passed finally, ayes 202, nays 0. - House Bill 1429 (report on transition to chip‑enabled EBT/SNAP cards) — Passed finally, yeas 198, nays 4.
Placed over / recommitted or reprinted - House Bill 1549 (minimum wage increase) — Placed over for the day (no final passage recorded in transcript excerpt). - Several bills were listed by the majority leader to be recommitted to Appropriations or removed from the table calendar; consult the House calendar for committee referrals and next steps.
Notes: This roundup lists floor actions and recorded votes that appear in the session transcript excerpt. For bills that received extended floor amendment debate, separate articles cover those discussions in greater depth.
