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Votes at a glance: key bills the House passed June 3, 2025
Summary
The House handled a long calendar and passed dozens of bills on June 3. Highlights included passage of HB 7181 (cannabis reforms), SB 4 (energy affordability package), and several technical and agency bills; many passed unanimously or by wide margins. This roundup lists selected enacted measures and recorded roll tallies where available.
The House considered and voted on a broad slate of measures on June 3, 2025. Below are selected votes and outcomes recorded on the floor that day.
- HB 7181 (Cannabis enforcement and regulatory amendments): Passed as amended, roll call announced total voting 138; Yeas 116; Nays 22; Absent 13.
- SB 4 (Energy affordability, access, accountability): Passed in concurrence with the Senate; clerk announced total voting 147; Yeas 144; Nays 3; Absent 4.
- HB 7087 (Community solar + storage pilot): Passed as amended (voice vote on amendment; roll call later showed passage). Sponsor framed pilot to test private capital plus storage.
- Numerous technical and agency bills passed (examples): HB 6445 (higher education revisions) passed (roll call announced at SEG 2342: Yeas 142; Nays 1); SB 1235 (lottery and gaming regulation) passed in concurrence; SB 1357 (consumer protection/occupational licensure) passed in concurrence; HB 6921 (early childhood technical updates) passed; many conveyances and bonding-related technical bills were enacted. Where roll tallies were recorded on the floor the clerk’s announced totals are included in individual votes in the transcript.
What to watch: SB 4 requires follow‑up rulemaking and pilot reporting by regulator PURA and DEEP; HB 7181 requires Department of Consumer Protection rulemaking. Several bills removed or reallocated public benefit charge items or authorized securitization; those fiscal shifts will appear in agency implementation and forthcoming budget actions.
This roundup is not comprehensive; readers should consult the clerk’s official roll calls and the final enrolled bills for full language and recorded tallies.
