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Votes at a glance: key measures the House passed June 8
Summary
The House adopted a package of resolutions and bills on June 8 including ceremonial resolutions, public-health and infrastructure measures, and other bills sent to the Senate; tallies and outcomes from roll-call votes are listed.
Below are key recorded outcomes from the House floor on June 8, drawn from clerk announcements and roll-call tallies on the record.
- HR443 (recognizing May 2026 as Mental Health Awareness Month): adopted (clerk recorded the ayes; resolution agreed to on the floor).
- HR480 (designating 07/15/2026 as Court Appointed Special Advocates Day): adopted (clerk recorded yeas 198, nays 3 as reported on the calendar vote briefings).
- HR488 (Valley Forge National Historical Park Day): adopted (clerk recorded 200 ayes; resolution adopted).
- HB37 (pre-canvass ballots): agreed to on the floor as reported by the majority leader.
- HB836 (preserves access to fertility treatments): agreed to on the floor.
- HB2305 (temporary sales and use tax exemption for new charities): agreed to on the floor.
- HB2336 (PennDOT work-zone question on driving test): agreed to on the floor.
- HB1678 (gross receipts tax applied to digital ad revenue): amended on the floor (amendment a03444 directing proceeds to property tax relief for seniors agreed to; bill reprinted as amended).
- HB916 (lead testing for children, no cost sharing): final passage recorded — yeas 157, nays 44; bill passes and will be presented to the Senate.
- HB2446 (Fire Company Transformational Grant Program): final passage recorded — yeas 105, nays 96; bill passes and will be presented to the Senate.
- HB2266 (PennDOT turn-back annual maintenance payment increase to $6,000 per mile): final passage recorded (yeas 201, nays 0 as reported on the final passage tally).
- Several other bills and resolutions were reported, referred, or placed on active calendars; the clerk read multiple referral lists covering committee assignments for the next several days. For a full record, consult the House Journal and the clerk’s roll-call entries for June 8.
