Votes at a glance: key resolutions and bills the House agreed to on June 25, 2025

HARRISBURG — During its June 25 session the Pennsylvania House recorded votes or agreements on a slate of resolutions and bills. Below are the items the clerk read on the floor and the outcomes as recorded in the House transcript. Where a recorded roll-call tally was printed by the clerk, it is listed; where the transcript records only “agreed to” without a roll-call, the outcome is noted as agreed to and vote details are not specified.

Resolutions and notable approvals - House Resolution 182 (recognizing June 2025 as Scleroderma Awareness Month and June 29 as World Scleroderma Day) — Adopted; clerk recorded ayes 199, nays 4. - House Resolution 238 (designating June 2025 as Italian American Heritage Month) — Adopted; clerk recorded ayes 198, nays 5. - House Resolution 267 (designating June 8, 2025 as Lieutenant Colonel George Hardy Day) — Adopted unanimously; clerk recorded ayes 203, nays 0.

Bills agreed to or passed (selected items the clerk called and the House acted on) - House Bill 414 (protections for deployed parents in custody/visitation matters) — Agreed to (no roll-call tally printed in the transcript). - House Bill 1626/1627 (permanent CTE offerings for barber and cosmetology out-of-school training programs) — Agreed to (no roll-call tally printed in the transcript). - Senate Bill 89 (EMS reporting to the Overdose Information Network) — Agreed to (no roll-call tally printed in the transcript). - Senate Bill 109 (reduces maximum license fee for growing structures to $250) — Agreed to (no roll-call tally printed in the transcript). - Senate Bill 719 (amend CPA law for mobility and pathways to licensure) — Agreed to (no roll-call tally printed in the transcript). - House Bill 593 (abandoned vehicles and salvers) — Agreed to as amended (amendment A01280 adopted unanimously by roll call: ayes 203, nays 0; bill as amended agreed to). - House Bill 1100 (waiver to purchase diapers/menstrual hygiene products) — Agreed to (no roll-call tally printed in the transcript). - House Bill 506 (recruitment/retention bonuses for preschool teachers) — Final passage recorded: yeas 113, nays 90. - House Bill 825 (addressing proliferation of double utility poles) — Final passage recorded: yeas 202, nays 1. - House Bill 1445 (prohibits insurers from excluding medically necessary services because provided in a school setting) — Final passage recorded: yeas 102, nays 101. - House Bill 1527 (extends authorization of the rare disease advisory council) — Final passage recorded: ayes 203 (clerk language recorded; transcript notes passage). - House Bill 1534 (child and dependent care enhancement tax credit technical fix) — Final passage recorded: yeas 128, nays 75. - House Bill 1610 (combined reporting; tax code changes) — Final passage recorded: yays 104, nays 99 (see separate article for debate). - Senate and House measures related to veterans, fisheries, education, stroke registry, firefighter training and other matters were reported as agreed to on the floor; the transcript lists them as agreed to in committee reports or on the calendar and the clerk read the titles.

Procedure notes - The clerk repeatedly read committee reports and referrals throughout the day; multiple bills were referred to committees at the end of session. Several bipartisan and agreed-to omnibus amendments were offered and adopted for vehicle/bridge designations. - When specific roll-call counts were printed by the clerk, they are recorded above. For items the transcript shows as “agreed to” without a roll-call in the excerpt provided, vote tallies were not printed in the transcript segment.

This roundup is not an exhaustive list of every single item the House acted on that day; it collects the bills and resolutions where the transcript provided either a vote tally or a clear floor agreement. For detailed vote records, the House clerk’s official roll-call records should be consulted.