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Senate Committee Schedule
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PENNSYLVANIA CAPITOL PRESERVATION COMMITTEE
Room 108 Irvis Office Bldg., 09:00AM
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TRANSPORTATION
Room 461 Main Capitol, 09:45AM
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FINANCE
Room 8E-A East Wing (LIVE STREAMED), 10:30AM
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RULES & EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS
Rules Committee Conference Room, Off the Floor
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BANKING & INSURANCE
Room 461 Main Capitol, 10:00AMAdd to Calendar Outlook (iCal) or Google Calendar
House Committee Schedule
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PENNSYLVANIA CAPITOL PRESERVATION COMMITTEE
Room 108 Irvis Office Building, 09:00AM
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HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT and LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Room 523 Irvis Office, 09:30AM
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HUMAN SERVICES
Room 515 Irvis Office, 09:30AM
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REPUBLICAN POLICY COMMITTEE
Room 418 Main Capitol, 09:30AM
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APPROPRIATIONS
Room 140 Main Capitol, Call of Chair
Recent Senate Votes
Tuesday, April 30, 2024
- HB 1661 PN 2091, A04198, VOGEL Amendment No. A-4198
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50 YEAS0 NAYS
- SB 998 PN 1561, Final Passage
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49 YEAS1 NAYS
- SB 920 PN 1512, A04255, PENNYCUICK Amendment No. A-4255
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28 YEAS22 NAYS
- SB 832 PN 1277, A04251, PITTMAN Amendment No. A-4251
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28 YEAS22 NAYS
Recent House Votes
Tuesday, April 30, 2024
- HB 2200 PN 2889, FINAL PASSAGE
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200 YEAS0 NAYS
- HB 1463 PN 2939, FINAL PASSAGE
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184 YEAS16 NAYS
- HB 1166 PN 2958, FINAL PASSAGE
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102 YEAS98 NAYS
- HB 416 PN 2929, FINAL PASSAGE
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199 YEAS1 NAYS
- HB 2104 PN 2687, A04191
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102 YEAS98 NAYS
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