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Votes at a glance: House adopts resolutions and a package of bills on July 1
Summary
The House adopted two resolutions (HR 115 and HR 208) and passed several bills on final passage, including HB 2146 (Sunshine Act fix), HB 2558 (noncompete ban for broadcast workers), and HB 2412 (state‑related university appropriations); multiple bills were amended and reprinted.
The Pennsylvania House on July 1 took multiple recorded votes and acted on a slate of resolutions and bills.
Resolutions - HR 115 (printer no. 3467) urging congressional review for Medal of Honor consideration: adopted (ayes 202, nays 0). - HR 208 directing a Legislative Budget and Finance Committee audit of the Bureau of Blindness and Visual Services: adopted (ayes 201, nays 1).
Selected bills with final passage or recorded floor action - HB 21 46 (Sunshine Act amendment): final passage recorded as yeas 193, nays 9; bill sent to the Senate. - HB 25 58 (prohibiting noncompete agreements for broadcast and media workers): final passage recorded as yeas 103, nays 99; bill sent to the Senate. - HB 24 12 (appropriations to state‑related universities): final passage recorded as yeas 155, nays 47; clerk will deliver to the Senate for concurrence.
Bills amended and reprinted (selected) - HB 21 54 (prison industry authority): multiple amendments considered; some adopted (a03996, a04004) and one failed (a04097); bill to be reprinted as amended. - HB 1 51, HB 2 006, HB 2 154, HB 2 227, HB 2 378, HB 2 490, HB 2 549, HB 2 625, HB 2 649 were noted for recommitment or reprinting in appropriations housekeeping motions.
Other items - The House considered numerous committee reports and agreed‑to amendments on bills ranging from transportation memorials (HB 2227) to insurer coverage for fertility preservation (HB 2649). Several bills were described as agreed‑to and will be reprinted or returned to the calendar.
Adjournment - The House adopted a motion to adjourn until Monday, 09/28/2026 at 12:00 noon unless sooner recalled by the speaker.
This summary is drawn from floor summaries, recorded roll‑call tallies and clerk announcements during the July 1 session.
