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Votes at a glance: Pennsylvania House adopts commemorations and advances multiple bills including consumer-protection and ethics updates
Summary
On June 29, 2026, the Pennsylvania House adopted two commemorative resolutions and passed several bills in final or agreed form, including a rideshare pricing protection measure and an update to the state ethics code addressing digital assets; other bills were reprinted or recommitted for further consideration.
HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania House completed a full floor session on June 29, 2026, adopting two resolutions and passing a range of bills affecting consumer protections, education, infrastructure and state operations.
Resolutions House Resolution 462 recognizing May 17 as World Neurofibromatosis Awareness Day was introduced by Representative Malagari and adopted by voice/recorded vote (ayes 200). House Resolution 553, designating May 19 as Pontian Greek genocide Remembrance Day and commemorating victims and survivors, was introduced by Representative Malagari and adopted (ayes 200).
Selected bills and outcomes - House Bill (marriage ceremony modernization): clerk read summary; House agreed (no roll-call detail provided). - House Bill (scheduling 'metatomedine' as Schedule 3): clerk read summary; House agreed (no roll-call detail provided). - Senate bill clarifying record privilege and access: agreed. - House Bill 2359 (data centers and nondisclosure / GRAMA): considered on the floor; multiple amendments were offered (see separate article). The bill was amended on the floor, reprinted, and later listed for recommitment to Appropriations. - House Bill giving Pittsburgh school administrators collective bargaining rights: an amendment was offered and withdrawn; the bill was agreed to. - House Bill establishing a state workers insurance fund investment authority: agreed after withdrawal of amendments. - Senate Bill 604 (counseling compact): agreed. - Senate Bill 779 (penalties against abusive towing practices): an agreed amendment prioritizing public safety was adopted; the bill, as amended, was agreed to. - House Bill 2014 (opportunities for minors and emergency-service organizations): final passage recorded (yeas 202, nays 0); clerk to present to the Senate for concurrence. - House Bill 2037 (ethics update for digital assets): final passage recorded (yeas 131, nays 71). - House Bill 2512 (prohibiting rideshare pricing based on device characteristics): final passage recorded (ayes 198, nays 4). - House Bill 2644 (itemized capital bridge projects): final passage recorded (yeas 202, nays 0). - House bill providing Millersville University conveyance and other conveyances: debated with objections about state property transfer processes; final passage recorded (yeas 154, nays 48).
Procedural motions The majority leader moved to recommit several bills (including HB733, HB2359, HB2455, HB2499, HB2529, SB604, SB779, SB1259, SB1294) to the Appropriations Committee and removed several bills from the table to the active calendar. Representative Cook moved to adjourn; the House adjourned until Tuesday, June 30, 2026, at 11:00 AM.
