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Votes at a glance: key House actions May 14, 2025
Summary
Summary of roll-call and recorded outcomes from the Pennsylvania House session on May 14, including adoption of multiple resolutions and final passage of several bills noted on the floor.
The following is a concise summary of recorded outcomes and final passage votes taken by the Pennsylvania House on May 14, 2025. Where the clerk recorded a vote tally, it is shown; where the transcript did not include a final clerk tally during the excerpt, the outcome is shown as recorded on the floor.
Resolutions (selected) - House Resolution 101 (National Hospital Week): adopted (clerk recorded ayes 202, nays 1). - House Resolution 161 (Haitian Heritage Month): adopted (clerk recorded ayes 198, nays 5). - House Resolution 175 (designating 05/20/2025 as Jimmy Stewart Day): adopted (clerk recorded ayes 200, nays 3). - House Resolution 209 (Older Americans Month): adopted (clerk recorded ayes 200, nays 3). - House Resolution 60 (sports betting study): adopted (clerk recorded ayes 189, nays 14). See separate article for details and amendment A00733.
Selected bills and final passage outcomes recorded on the floor - House Bill 242 (tax-credit update): amendment A00735 agreed to (clerk recorded ayes 203, nays 0). Bill agreed to on the floor (final tally not specified in the excerpt). - House Bill 359 (tax increment financing expansion): final passage recorded yays 102, nays 101; bill passes the House finally. - House Bill 393 (fire and EMS taxing authority expansion for second-class townships): final passage recorded yeas 120, nays 83; bill passes the House finally. - House Bill 500 (EDGE tax credit package): final passage recorded yays 108, nays 95; bill passes the House finally. See separate article for discussion and debate. - House Bill 561 (county participation requirements / medication-assisted treatment in jails): final passage recorded yeas 192, nays 11; bill passes the House finally. - House Bill 646 (Title 75 provision prohibiting certain devices): final passage recorded yeas 193, nays 10; bill passes the House finally. - House Bill 865 (military family education program renewal): final passage recorded yeas 203, nays 0; bill passes the House finally. - House Bill 937 (reduced coroner report fees): final passage recorded yays 103, nays 100; bill passes the House finally.
Other floor actions - Several bills were reported from committee and referred to other panels or to appropriations (referrals listed on the floor). - Multiple floor amendments were offered, adopted, withdrawn or ruled out of order under House Rule 20 during consideration of constitutional measures (see HB 464 discussion in separate article).
This summary reflects outcomes announced on the House floor during the May 14 session; where further Senate action or administrative implementation is required, that process will determine final legal effect.
