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Votes at a glance: selected measures the Pennsylvania House passed June 11, 2025

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Summary

A roundup of bills and resolutions the House adopted on June 11, 2025, with roll‑call results recorded on the floor.

Harrisburg — The Pennsylvania House of Representatives recorded floor votes on a number of bills and resolutions during its June 11, 2025 session. Selected outcomes recorded on the floor follow below; all items were taken up during the day's session and, where applicable, will be returned to the Senate for concurrence.

- House Resolution 231 (Pride Month recognition) — Adopted, ayes 120, nays 83. (Clerk record 10842.535) - House Resolution 245 (designating June 9–13, 2025, as union organizing week) — Adopted, ayes 177, nays 26. (Clerk record 10953.92) - House Bill 681 (changes how required height and weight measurements are taken and used in schools) — Passed finally, yays 159, nays 45. (Clerk record 11322.75) - House Bill 967 (consumer protection/unfair trade packages) — Passed finally, yeas 108, nays 95. (Clerk record 11424.186) - House Bill 1 3 02 (teacher certification fees cap) — Passed finally, yeas 203, nays 0. (Clerk record 18840.734) - House Bill 276 (employee misclassification working group) — Passed finally, yeas 108, nays 95. (Clerk record 18907.49) - House Bill 375 (municipal planning signage requirement) — Passed finally, yeas 108, nays 95. (Clerk record 18994.432)

Several additional bills were read, recommitted or agreed to on voice or recorded votes; many measures were placed on the active or supplemental calendars as noted on the floor and will be transmitted to the Senate as appropriate.

Notes: Tallies and adoption language are taken from the House floor record as read aloud by the clerk and as recorded in the session transcript. Where a bill was amended on the floor, members noted that the underlying measure would be reprinted to reflect adopted amendments before transmittal to the Senate.