Pennsylvania House vote

A measure “designating the month of October 2025 as "Menopause Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania” (HR 262)

Official title: Designating the month of October 2025 as "Menopause Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania.

Passed: 186 yes, 17 no

Oct 27, 2025, HR 262

Verified, Checked against a second data source (Open States)

Official source: palegis.us

How each party voted

Republicans84 YES · 17 NO
Democrats102 YES · 0 NO

Yes (186)

Republicans (84)

Mike ArmaniniState Representative
Jacob BantaState Representative
James BartonState Representative
Josh BashlineState Representative
Kerry BenninghoffState Representative
Aaron BernstineState Representative
Timothy BonnerState Representative
Marla Gallo BrownState Representative
Martin CauserState Representative
Donald CookState Representative
Jill CooperState Representative
Bryan CutlerState Representative
Joseph D'OrsieState Representative
Eric DavanzoState Representative
Gary DayState Representative
Sheryl DelozierState Representative
Russ DiamondState Representative
Torren EckerState Representative
Joseph EmrickState Representative
Melinda FeeState Representative
Jamie FlickState Representative
Ann FloodState Representative
Jonathan FritzState Representative
Valerie GaydosState Representative
Mark GillenState Representative
Keith GreinerState Representative
Seth GroveState Representative
Joe HammState Representative
Doyle HeffleyState Representative
Joseph HoganState Representative
Rich IrvinState Representative
Robert JamesState Representative
Mike JonesState Representative
Thomas JonesState Representative
Joshua KailState Representative
Dallas KephartState Representative
Joe KerwinState Representative
Kate KlunkState Representative
Roman KozakState Representative
Thomas KutzState Representative
Andrew KuzmaState Representative
Shelby LabsState Representative
Robert LeadbeterState Representative
Abby MajorState Representative
Zachary MakoState Representative
David MaloneyState Representative
Kristin MarcellState Representative
Thomas MehaffieState Representative
Steven MentzerState Representative
Carl MetzgarState Representative
Natalie MihalekState Representative
Brett MillerState Representative
Dan MoulState Representative
Marci MustelloState Representative
Eric NelsonState Representative
Timothy O'NealState Representative
Jeff OlsommerState Representative
Jason OrtitayState Representative
Clinton OwlettState Representative
Tina PickettState Representative
Jack RaderState Representative
Kathy RappState Representative
Brian RaselState Representative
Chad ReichardState Representative
James RigbyState Representative
David RoweState Representative
Alec RyncavageState Representative
Donna ScheurenState Representative
John SchlegelState Representative
Louis SchmittState Representative
Jeremy ShafferState Representative
Brian SmithState Representative
Perry StambaughState Representative
Michael StenderState Representative
James StruzziState Representative
Kathleen TomlinsonState Representative
Jesse TopperState Representative
Tim TwardzikState Representative
Dane WatroState Representative
Eric WeaknechtState Representative
Parke WentlingState Representative
Martina WhiteState Representative
Craig WilliamsState Representative
David ZimmermanState Representative

Democrats (102)

Aerion AbneyState Representative
Anthony BellmonState Representative
Jessica BenhamState Representative
Ryan BizzarroState Representative
Lisa BorowskiState Representative
Heather BoydState Representative
Matthew BradfordState Representative
Timothy BrennanState Representative
Timothy BriggsState Representative
Amen BrownState Representative
Danilo BurgosState Representative

No (17)

Republicans (17)

Marc AndersonState Representative
Scott BargerState Representative
Stephanie BorowiczState Representative
Wendy FinkState Representative
Barbara GleimState Representative
Robert KauffmanState Representative
Charity Grimm KrupaState Representative
John LawrenceState Representative
Milou MackenzieState Representative

Vote data: LegiScan (opens in a new tab) (CC BY 4.0 (opens in a new tab)), checked against Open States (opens in a new tab).

Positions are copied from LegiScan. They do not show why anyone voted. How we get this data

How each party voted

YESYes (186)

Republicans (84)

Democrats (102)

NONo (17)

Republicans (17)

How each party voted

YESYes (186)

Republicans (84)

Democrats (102)

NONo (17)

Republicans (17)

Yes (186)

No (17)

Yes (186)

No (17)