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Votes at a glance: bills advanced on May 13 House floor
Summary
A set of bills were reported, agreed to, or passed with little extended floor debate on May 13; this roundup lists each item the House recorded on the calendar during the session.
On May 13 the Pennsylvania House recorded action on a number of bills and resolutions that were called up from the calendar and agreed to with limited floor debate. The items below are taken from the House journal and the floor transcript for the May 13 session.
Agreed-to measures with brief floor action (summary as read by the clerk or with minimal remarks): - House Resolution 212 (recognizing Public Works Week, May 18–24, 2025) — adopted (ayes 200, nays 3). - House Resolution 225 (floored; adopted on roll call as entered in the journal) — adopted (recorded totals in journal: ayes 166, nays 37 as recorded for an earlier resolution). - House Bill 359 — expands eligible projects for tax increment financing districts — agreed to on the floor (no final roll-call total provided in transcript excerpt). - House Bill 393 — amends second-class township code for fire and emergency service special-purpose taxes — agreed to on the floor (no final roll-call total in transcript excerpt). - House Bill 646 — titled as an amendment to Title 75 (prohibiting misuse of hearing impairment devices) — agreed to on the floor (no final roll-call total in transcript excerpt). - House Bill 721 — strengthens construction workplace misclassification act — passed final passage (journal recorded ayes 113, nays 90 as read by clerk). - House Bill 1030 — designated in the calendar as naming Hershey Kisses the state candy — passed (journal recorded ayes 150, nays 53 as read by clerk). - House Bill 67 (supplemental calendar A) — ensures residents in condominiums/coops/community associations the right to dry clothes outside — final passage recorded (ayes 128, nays 75). - House Bill 309 — expands medical license exemption for traveling team physicians — final passage recorded (journal entries indicate passage, no detailed floor roll call in excerpt).
Other referrals and committee reports read on the floor (no extended debate recorded in the excerpt): multiple committee reports were offered and the clerk read referrals to committees for a list of bills and resolutions (see journal for full referral list).
Ending: These items were handled with limited floor debate; for bills that were reprinted or referred for further action the reprinted text and committee reports will control next steps.
