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Votes at a glance: Key final-passage results in the Pennsylvania House floor session

House of Representatives · December 16, 2025
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Summary

The House recorded final-passage votes on multiple bills during the session, including measures on judiciary funding, a Medicaid-notice for nursing-home residents, tax/workforce incentives, retirement system testing, and pipeline/utility safety; several bills passed unanimously while other measures passed by recorded majorities.

HARRISBURG — During the January floor session the Pennsylvania House completed final passage votes on a package of bills and recorded several referral and calendar actions.

Key final-passage results recorded on the House floor:

- House Bill 331 (surcharge supporting judiciary training and legal aid): final passage yeas 147, nays 52; will be returned to the Senate for concurrence.

- House Bill 348 (notice to nursing-home residents of right to consult an attorney when applying for Medicaid): final passage yeas 199, nays 0; will be presented to the Senate for concurrence.

- House Bill 1129 (net operating loss exchange, described by sponsors as a jobs measure): final passage yeas 198, nays 1; will be sent to the Senate for concurrence.

- House Bill 1304 (changes to retirement system stress-test due dates): final passage yeas 199, nays 0; will be returned to the Senate for concurrence.

- House Bills 1525 and 1526 (utility registration/1-call and degraded-pipeline prevention plans tied to the RM Palmer explosion): recorded final passage yeas 183, nays 16; bills will go to the Senate for concurrence.

Other floor business included numerous committee referrals read into the record across dates in January 2026, committee announcements, and one resignation letter (Representative Seth Grove, effective Jan. 31, 2026). The House adjourned until Monday, Feb. 2, 2026 at 12 noon unless sooner recalled by the Speaker.

This summary is based on the House floor transcript and recorded clerk tallies read during the session.