2017 – 18 Pennsylvania General Assembly How They Voted SENATE Legislator Scorecard
1. SB 241 PA Equal Pay Law Reforms (Amendment #A00217) 7. SB 1056 Bonus Depreciation (Final Passage Reconsidered) The bill protects the rights of employees to discuss, disclose Reverses a December 2017 state Department of Revenue or inquire about wages and to make or participate in a claim decision that prohibits taxpayers from claiming a full 100 or an alleged violation of this act. The amendment would percent bonus depreciation dedication for Pennsylvania tax have severely inhibited an employer’s ability to defend purposes. against frivolous or illegitimate claims brought under the Bill Sponsor – Sen. Michele Brooks (R-Mercer) Equal Pay Law. Chamber’s Position – Support Bill Sponsor – Sen. Tom McGarrigle (R-Delaware) Status – Signed by Governor (Act 72 of 2018) Amendment Sponsor – Sen. Anthony Williams (D- Philadelphia) 8. SB 652 Critical Infrastructure Protections (Final Passage) Chamber’s Position – Oppose amendment The bill would enhance criminal penalties for trespassing on Status – Amendment failed critical infrastructure, such as energy transmission assets, wastewater treatment plants, telecommunications arrays and 2. SB 1 Pension Reform (Final Passage) manufacturing facilities. Establishes a hybrid defined benefit/defined contribution Bill Sponsor – Sen. Mike Regan (R-Cumberland) system for new state and public school employees. Chamber’s Position – Support Bill Sponsor – Sen. Jake Corman (R-Centre) Status – Awaiting consideration in House Chamber’s Position – Support Status – Signed by the Governor (Act 5 of 2017) 9. SB 1172 Price Controls During Emergency Declarations (Final Passage) 3. HB 542 Tax Reform Code (Final Passage) The bill would reduce the duration of price controls during The proposal relied on $600 million in new and increased disaster declarations, limit the scope of goods and services energy taxes, including a severance tax on natural gas; a impacted and require a separate disaster declaration from the gross receipts tax on natural gas users; and increased gross Governor in order for price controls to take effect. receipts taxes on electricity and telecommunications users. Bill Sponsor – Sen. Randy Vulakovich (R-Allegheny) Bill Sponsor – Rep. Curtis Thomas (D-Philadelphia) Chamber’s Position – Support Energy tax plan sponsor – Sen. Pat Browne (R-Lehigh) Status – Vetoed by Governor Chamber’s Position – Oppose Status – Signed by Governor as amended in House to 10. HB 994 Wireless Services (Final Passage) remove energy taxes (Act 43 of 2017) Amends the Tax Code to clarify the definition of telecommunications to mirror the definition used under the 4. SB 936 Workers’ Compensation Reform (Amendment A04462) sales and use tax. The bill would implement a prescription drug formulary for the Bill Sponsor – Rep. Seth Grove (R-York) state’s workers’ compensation system, helping to address Chamber’s Position – Support prescription drug overuse by injured workers. The Status – Signed by Governor (Act 52 of 2018) amendment included a significant eligibility expansion of a particular benefit and replaced the prescription drug 11. HB 1419 Clean Slate (Final Passage) formulary approach outlined in the bill with a Preferred Drug The legislation provides for low-level, nonviolent criminal list maintained by the Department of Human Services. records to be automatically sealed from public view after a Bill Sponsor – Sen. Don White (R-Indiana) certain period of time. Amendment Sponsor – Sen. Sharif Street (D-Philadelphia) Bill Sponsor – Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) Chamber’s Position – Oppose amendment Chamber’s Position – Support Status – Amendment failed Status – Signed by Governor (Act 56 of 2018)
5. SB 936 Workers’ Compensation Reform (Final Passage) 12. HB 2138 Welfare to Work (Final Passage) The bill would implement a prescription drug formulary for the The bill would have provided for a work requirement for able- state’s workers’ compensation system, helping to address bodied, adult beneficiaries of Medical Assistance. prescription drug overuse by injured workers. Bill Sponsor – Rep. Matthew Dowling (R-Fayette) Bill Sponsor – Sen. Don White (R-Indiana) Chamber’s Position – Support Chamber’s Position – Support Status – Vetoed by Governor Status – Vetoed by Governor 13. HB 1840 Workers’ Compensation Protz Fix (Final Passage) 6. SB 977 Regulatory Reform (Final Passage) The bill addresses a 2017 PA Supreme Court decision which The bill would allow various legislative standing committees struck the Impairment Rating Evaluation process from the to intervene in the regulatory development process if Workers’ Compensation Act, costing employers hundreds of warranted. The legislation would provide transparency, millions of dollars. accountability and effective oversight to the regulatory Bill Sponsor – Rep. Rob Kauffman (R-Franklin) rulemaking process. Chamber’s Position – Support Bill Sponsor – Sen. John Gordner (R-Columbia) Status – Signed by Governor (Act 111 of 2018) Chamber’s Position – Support Status – Awaiting consideration in House 2017-18 % Career w/ % w/ Senator I Party I District 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Cham ber Cham ber Alloway, Richard (R) SD-33 100% 94% Argall, David (R) SD-29 100% 94% Aument, Ryan (R) SD-36 100% 94% Baker, Lisa (R) SD-20 100% 93% Bartolotta, Camera (R) SD-46 100% 96% Blake, John (D) SD-22 X XX XX X XX 38% 54% Boscola, Lisa (D) SD-18 X X 85% 67% Brewster, James (D) SD-45 X XX XX X XX 38% 36% Brooks, Michele (R) SD-50 100% 87% Browne, Patrick (R) SD-16 X 92% 88% Corman, Jake (R) SD-34 X 92% 88% Costa, Jay (D) SD-43 X XX XXXXXX 31% 45% DiSanto, John (R)(F) SD-15 — 100% 100% Dinniman, Andrew (D) SD-19 X X X XX 62% 55% Eichelberger, John (R) SD-30 100% 97% Farnese, Lawrence (D) SD-1 XXXX X XX XXX 23% 33% Folmer, Mike (R) SD-48 100% 92% Fontana, Wayne (D) SD-42 X XX XX X XX 38% 46% Gordner, John (R) SD-27 X 92% 83% Greenleaf, Stewart (R) SD-12 XXX X 69% 71% Haywood, Arthur (D) SD-4 XX XXX— X XX 33% 29% Hughes, Vincent (D) SD-7 XXXX X XX XXX 23% 41% Hutchinson, Scott (R) SD-21 100% 88% Killion, Thomas (R) SD-9 XX X X — X 58% 74% Langerholc, Wayne (R)(F) SD-35 100% 100% Laughlin, Dan (R)(F) SD-49 100% 100% Leach, Daylin (D) SD-17 XXXX X XX XXX 23% 37% Key To Symbols N In line with Chamber's position X Against Chamber’s position — Absent or Present not voting Not yet elected to office when vote occurred N/A Left office before vote occurred Bills
1 SB 241 PA Equal Pay Law Reforms 6 SB 977 Regulatory Reform 11 HB 1419 Clean Slate 2 SB 1 Pension Reform 7 SB 1056 Bonus Depreciation 12 HB 2138 Welfare to Work 3 HB 542 Tax Reform Code 8 SB 652 Critical Infrastructure Protection 13 HB 1840 Workers' Compensation Protz Fix 4 SB 936 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug Formulary 9 SB 1172 Price Controls During Emergencies 5 SB 936 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug Formulary 10 HB 994 Wireless Services 2017-18 % Career w/ % w/ Senator I Party I District 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Cham ber Cham ber
Martin, Scott (R)(F) SD-13 100% 100% McGarrigle, Thomas (R) SD-26 XX X X X 62% 75% McIlhinney, Charles (R) SD-10 X XX X 69% 80% Mensch, Robert (R) SD-24 X X 85% 87% Rafferty, John (R) SD-44 XX X X X 62% 76% Regan, Mike (R)(F) SD-31 100% 100% Reschenthaler, Guy (R) SD-37 100% 100% Sabatina, John (D) SD-5 XX XXX X XX 38% 43% Scarnati, Joseph (R) SD-25 X 92% 87% Scavello, Mario (R) SD-40 XX 85% 77% Schwank, Judith (D) SD-11 X XX XXXXXX 31% 36% Stefano, Patrick (R) SD-32 100% 96% Street, Sharif (D)(F) SD-3 XXXX X XX XXX 23% 23% Tartaglione, Christine (D) SD-2 — XXX X XX XXX 25% 41% Tomlinson, Robert (R) SD-6 X X — X 75% 80% Vogel, Elder (R) SD-47 100% 91% Vulakovich, Randy (R) SD-38 X 92% 94% Wagner, Scott (R) SD-28 X — N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 86% 92% Ward, Kim (R) SD-39 100% 94% White, Donald (R) SD-41 X 92% 88% Williams, Anthony (D) SD-8 XXXX X X X XX 31% 44% Yaw, Gene (R) SD-23 X 92% 92% Yudichak, John (D) SD-14 X XX XX XX 46% 50% Key To Symbols N In line with Chamber's position X Against Chamber’s position — Absent or Present not voting Not yet elected to office when vote occurred N/A Left office before vote occurred Bills
1 SB 241 PA Equal Pay Law Reforms 6 SB 977 Regulatory Reform 11 HB 1419 Clean Slate 2 SB 1 Pension Reform 7 SB 1056 Bonus Depreciation 12 HB 2138 Welfare to Work 3 HB 542 Tax Reform Code 8 SB 652 Critical Infrastructure Protection 13 HB 1840 Workers' Compensation Protz Fix 4 SB 936 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug Formulary 9 SB 1172 Price Controls During Emergencies 5 SB 936 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug Formulary 10 HB 994 Wireless Services HOUSE Legislator Scorecard
1. SB 1 Pension Reform (Final Passage) 5. HR 515 Moratorium on Natural Gas Drilling (Adoption) Establishes a hybrid defined benefit/defined contribution The resolution urges the Delaware River Basin system for new state and public school employees. Commission to suspend consideration of a moratorium Bill Sponsor – Sen. Jake Corman (R-Centre) on natural gas drilling in the Delaware River Basin. Chamber’s Position — Support Resolution Sponsor – Rep. Jonathan Fritz (R- Status – Signed by the Governor (Act 5 of 2017) Susquehanna) Chamber’s Position – Support Status – Resolution adopted 2. HB 18 Workers’ Compensation Reform (Motion to recommit to House Human Services Committee) The bill would implement a prescription drug formulary 6. HB 1401 Severance Tax (Motion to proceed to special order) for the state’s workers’ compensation system. The action The bill would place a 3.2 percent severance tax on to recommit the bill derailed legislation that would have natural gas on top of the current impact fee. The motion helped address prescription drug overuse by injured to proceed to special order would have forced workers. leadership to relinquish control of the House. Bill Sponsor – Rep. Ryan Mackenzie (R-Lehigh) Bill Sponsor – Rep. Gene DiGirolamo (R-Bucks) Motion – Rep. Gene DiGirolamo (R-Bucks) Motion – Rep. Todd Stephens (R-Montgomery) Chamber’s Position – Oppose motion to recommit Chamber’s Position – Oppose Status – Referred to House Rules Committee Status – Motion failed to garner Constitutional majority of 102 votes
3. HB 1213 Spot Assessments (Amendment #A01336) Counties are prohibited from picking and choosing 7. SB 166 Paycheck Protection (Final Passage) individual properties to reassess in order to increase The bill would have prohibited public employers from their taxes, but some school districts are getting around automatically deducting campaign contributions or any this prohibition and hiring contingency-based portion of union dues intended for political activity from consultants to appeal larger properties. HB 1213 employees’ paychecks. generally prohibits spot appeals except under certain Bill Sponsor – Sen. John Eichelberger (R-Blair) circumstances and also ensures that assessments Chamber’s Position – Support cannot be increased beyond what is uniform among Status – Defeated on final passage comparable properties. Amendment A01336 would restrict the practice of spot appeals brought against homes or farms, but allow the practice to continue 8. HB 2017 Bonus Depreciation (Final Passage) unregulated against businesses. The bill would reverse a December 2017 state Bill Sponsor – Rep. Warren Kampf (R-Chester) Department of Revenue decision that prohibits taxpayers Amendment Sponsor – Rep. Kate Harper (R- from claiming a full 100 percent bonus depreciation Montgomery) dedication for Pennsylvania tax purposes. Chamber’s Position – Oppose amendment Bill Sponsor – Rep. Frank Ryan (R-Lebanon) Status – Amendment adopted; bill awaiting final Chamber’s Position – Support consideration in House Status – Awaiting consideration in Senate; companion bill SB 1056 was signed by Governor (Act 72 of 2018)
4. HB 113 Severance Tax (Discharge Resolution) The resolution would have discharged the bill – which 9. HB 333 PIT Equipment Deduction (Final Passage) places a 3.5 percent severance tax on natural gas on top The bill would bring the PA Tax Code in line with the of the impact fee – from the House Environmental Internal Revenue Code to allow personal income tax Resources and Energy Committee and moved it to the payers (small businesses) in Pennsylvania to take the full House floor for possible consideration. deduction for the purchase of qualifying equipment Bill Sponsor – Rep. Kate Harper (R-Montgomery) subject to a cap. Discharge Resolution – Rep. Mike Hanna (D-Clinton) Bill Sponsor – Rep. Eric Nelson (R-Westmoreland) Chamber’s Position – Oppose Chamber’s Position – Support Status – Defeated Status – Awaiting consideration in Senate Finance Committee 10. HB 994 Wireless Services (Final Passage) 17. HB 1840 Workers’ Compensation Protz Fix (Final Passage) Amends the Tax Code to clarify the definition of The bill would address a 2017 PA Supreme Court telecommunications to mirror the definition used under decision which struck the Impairment Rating Evaluation the sales and use tax. process from the Workers’ Compensation Act, costing Bill Sponsor – Rep. Seth Grove (R-York) employers hundreds of millions of dollars. Chamber’s Position – Support Bill Sponsor – Rep. Rob Kauffman (R-Franklin) Status – Signed by Governor (Act 52 of 2018) Chamber’s Position – Support Status – Signed by Governor (Act 111 of 2018)
11. HB 1419 Clean Slate (Final Passage) The legislation provides for low-level, nonviolent criminal 18. HB 1284 Permitting Reform (Final Passage) records to be automatically sealed from public view after The bill would require the PA Department of Community a certain period of time. and Economic Development to develop a one-stop-shop Bill Sponsor – Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) online permitting portal for businesses to help streamline Chamber’s Position – Support and simplify the permitting process. Status – Signed by Governor (Act 56 of 2018) Bill Sponsor – Rep. Mike Peifer (R-Pike) Chamber’s Position – Support Status – Awaiting final consideration in Senate 12. SB 936 Workers’ Compensation Reform (Final Passage) The bill would implement a prescription drug formulary for the state’s workers’ compensation system, helping to 19. HB 1037 Nursing Home Punitive Damages (Final Passage) address prescription drug overuse by injured workers. The bill would have extended a provision of the MCARE Bill Sponsor – Sen. Don White (R-Indiana) Act – to include long-term care facilities, skilled nursing Chamber’s Position – Support facilities, assisted living residences and personal care Status – Vetoed by Governor homes – that limits the amount of punitive damages that can be brought against physicians (except where there is intentional misconduct) to double the amount of 13. HB 2138 Welfare to Work (Final Passage) compensatory damages. The bill would have provided for a work requirement for Bill Sponsor – Rep. Warren Kampf (R-Chester) able-bodied, adult beneficiaries of Medical Assistance. Chamber’s Position – Support Bill Sponsor – Rep. Matthew Dowling (R-Fayette) Status – Defeated on final passage Chamber’s Position – Support Status – Vetoed by Governor 20. SB 1172 Price Controls During Emergency Declarations (Final Passage) 14. HB 209 Regulatory Reform (Final Passage) The bill would reduce the duration of price controls The bill would create an Office of the Repealer to identify during disaster declarations, limit the scope of goods unnecessary regulations for repeal. and services impacted and require a separate disaster Bill Sponsor – Rep. Kristin Phillips-Hill (R-York) declaration from the Governor in order for price controls Chamber’s Position – Support to take effect. Status – Awaiting consideration in Senate Bill Sponsor – Sen. Randy Vulakovich (R-Allegheny) Chamber’s Position – Support Status – Vetoed by Governor 15. HB 1792 Regulatory Reform (Final Passage) The bill would give legislative standing committees more ability to intervene in the regulatory rulemaking process as regulations are being developed. Bill Sponsor – Rep. Kerry Benninghoff (R-Centre) Chamber’s Position – Support Status – Awaiting consideration in Senate
16. HB 1959 Permitting Reform (Final Passage) The bill would reform the permitting process to require state agencies that issue permits to increase transparency throughout the process. Bill Sponsor – Rep. Greg Rothman (R-Cumberland) Chamber’s Position – Support Status – Awaiting consideration in Senate 2017-18 % Career w/ % w/ Representative I Party I District 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Cham ber Cham ber
Baker, Matthew (R) HD-68 X N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 86% 83% Barbin, Bryan (D) HD-71 XX XX XX XX X X — 47% 50% Barrar, Stephen (R) HD-160 X XX XX X X 65% 67% Benninghoff, Kerry (R) HD-171 100% 87% Bernstine, Aaron (R)(F) HD-10 — 100% 100% Bizzarro, Ryan (D) HD-3 XXX XX XX XX X X 45% 44% Bloom, Stephen (R) HD-199 100% 94% Boback, Karen (R) HD-117 X ——— XX 82% 70% Boyle, Kevin (D) HD-172 XX XXX XX X XX XXX X X 25% 42% Bradford, Matthew (D) HD-70 XXXXXX X XX XXX X X 30% 35% Briggs, Tim (D) HD-149 XXXXXX XX XXX X X 35% 41% Brown, Vanessa (D) HD-190 XX XXX XX X XX—— — X —— 27% 39% Brown, Rosemary (R) HD-189 X X X 85% 84% Bullock, Donna (D) HD-195 XX XXX XX X XX XXX X X 25% 19% Burns, Frank (D) HD-72 XX X XX X X X X 55% 56% Caltagirone, Thomas (D) HD-127 XXXXXX XX XXX X X 35% 42% Carroll, Mike (D) HD-118 XXXXXX XX XXX X X 35% 42% Causer, Martin (R) HD-67 100% 84% Cephas, Morgan (D)(F) HD-192 XX XXX XX XX XXX X X 30% 30% Charlton, Alexander (R)(F) HD-165 XXX XX X X X 60% 60% Christiana, Jim (R) HD-15 — ——— —X 93% 88% Comitta, Carolyn (D)(F) HD-156 XXXXXX XX XXX X X 35% 35% Conklin, Scott (D) HD-77 XX XXX XX XX XXX X X 30% 35% Cook, Bud (R)(F) HD-49 100% 100% Corbin, Becky (R) HD-155 XX — X 84% 83% Corr, Michael (R)(F) HD-150 XXX — — — 82% 82% Key To Symbols N In line with Chamber's position X Against Chamber’s position — Absent or Present not voting Not yet elected to office when vote occurred N/A Left office before vote occurred Bills
1 SB 1 Pension Reform 7 SB 166 Paycheck Protection 14 HB 209 Regulatory Reform 2 HB 18 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug 8 HB 2017 Bonus Depreciation 15 HB 1792 Regulatory Reform Formulary 9 HB 333 PIT Equipment Deduction 16 HB 1959 Permitting Reform 3 HB 1213 Spot Assessments 10 HB 994 Wireless Services 17 HB 1840 Workers' Compensation Protz Fix 4 HB 113 Severance Tax Discharge Resolution 11 HB 1419 Clean Slate 18 HB 1284 Permitting Reform 5 HR 515 Suspend moratorium on natural gas drilling in 12 SB 936 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug 19 HB 1037 Nursing Home Punitive Caps Delaware River Basin Formulary 20 SB 1172 Price Gouging 6 HB 1401 Severance Tax 13 HB 2138 Welfare to Work 2017-18 % Career w/ % w/ Representative I Party I District 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Cham ber Cham ber
Costa, Paul (D) HD-34 XXXXXX XX XXX X X 35% 45% Costa, Dom (D) HD-21 XXXXXXXX XX XXX X X 25% 44% Cox, Jim (R) HD-129 — 100% 85% Cruz, Angel (D) HD-180 X — XX XX X X — XX X X X 33% 47% Culver, Lynda (R) HD-108 100% 93% Cutler, Bryan (R) HD-100 100% 91% Daley, Mary Jo (D) HD-148 XX XXX XX XX XXX X X 30% 29% Davidson, Margo (D) HD-164 XX X— XXX— — XX—— X X 33% 44% Davis, Austin (D)(F) HD-35 X XX XXX X X 38% 38% Davis, Tina (D) HD-141 XXXXXX XX XXX X X 35% 39% Dawkins, Jason (D) HD-179 XX XXX XX X XX XXX X X 25% 21% Day, Gary (R) HD-187 100% 90% DeLissio, Pamela (D) HD-194 XX XXX XX XX XXX X 35% 43% DeLuca, Anthony (D) HD-32 XXX —— XX XXX X X 44% 44% Dean, Madeleine (D) HD-153 XX XX— XX — ——X —— — X X — 25% 30% Deasy, Daniel (D) HD-27 XX XXX XX XX XXX X X 30% 44% Delozier, Sheryl (R) HD-88 X 95% 92% Dermody, Frank (D) HD-33 XXXXXXXX XX XXX X X 25% 41% DiGirolamo, Gene (R) HD-18 XXXXXX XX XXX X 40% 62% Diamond, Russell (R) HD-102 100% 94% Donatucci, Maria (D) HD-185 XX XXX—— X XX XXX X X 28% 45% Dowling, Matthew (R)(F) HD-51 100% 100% Driscoll, Michael D) HD-173 XX XXX XX XX XXX X X 30% 27% Dunbar, George (R) HD-56 100% 93% Dush, Cris (R) HD-66 100% 97% Ellis, Brian (R) HD-11 X 95% 86% Key To Symbols N In line with Chamber's position X Against Chamber’s position — Absent or Present not voting Not yet elected to office when vote occurred N/A Left office before vote occurred Bills
1 SB 1 Pension Reform 7 SB 166 Paycheck Protection 14 HB 209 Regulatory Reform 2 HB 18 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug 8 HB 2017 Bonus Depreciation 15 HB 1792 Regulatory Reform Formulary 9 HB 333 PIT Equipment Deduction 16 HB 1959 Permitting Reform 3 HB 1213 Spot Assessments 10 HB 994 Wireless Services 17 HB 1840 Workers' Compensation Protz Fix 4 HB 113 Severance Tax Discharge Resolution 11 HB 1419 Clean Slate 18 HB 1284 Permitting Reform 5 HR 515 Suspend moratorium on natural gas drilling in 12 SB 936 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug 19 HB 1037 Nursing Home Punitive Caps Delaware River Basin Formulary 20 SB 1172 Price Gouging 6 HB 1401 Severance Tax 13 HB 2138 Welfare to Work 2017-18 % Career w/ % w/ Representative I Party I District 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Cham ber Cham ber
Emrick, Joe (R) HD-137 — 100% 90% English, Hal (R) HD-30 XX X X 80% 85% Evankovich, Eli (R) HD-54 — — X N/A 94% 93% Everett, Garth (R) HD-84 —— — — 100% 88% Fabrizio, Florindo (D) HD-2 — XXX XX———— —— ——— —— —N/A 17% 43% Farry, Frank (R) HD-142 X X XXX XX X X 55% 65% Fee, Mindy (R) HD-37 100% 92% Fitzgerald, Isabella (D)(F) HD-203 XX XXX XX XX XXX X X 30% 30% Flynn, Marty (D) HD-113 XX XX XX XX XXX X X 35% 34% Frankel, Dan (D) HD-23 XXXXXX X XX XXX X X 30% 44% Freeman, Robert (D) HD-136 XX XXX XX X XX XXX X X 25% 34% Fritz, Jonathan (R)(F) HD-111 100% 100% Gabler, Matt (R) HD-75 — — ———— —— ——— —— —— 100% 90% Gainey, Ed (D) HD-24 XX XXX XX X XX XXX X X 25% 25% Galloway, John (D) HD-140 XXXXXX XX XXX X X 35% 39% Gergely, Marc (D) HD-35 — XXX N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 25% 48% Gillen, Mark (R) HD-128 100% 84% Gillespie, Keith (R) HD-47 X 95% 86% Godshall, Robert (R) HD-53 X — X X 84% 75% Goodman, Neal (D) HD-123 XXXXXX XX XXX X X 35% 44% Greiner, Keith (R) HD-43 100% 94% Grove, Seth (R) HD-196 100% 92% Haggerty, Kevin (D) HD-112 — XX—— —— — XX XXX X X 36% 38% Hahn, Marcia (R) HD-138 100% 92% Hanna, Michael (D) HD-76 XXXXXX X XX XXX X X 30% 45% Harkins, Patrick (D) HD-1 XX XXX XX XX XXX X X 30% 38% Key To Symbols N In line with Chamber's position X Against Chamber’s position — Absent or Present not voting Not yet elected to office when vote occurred N/A Left office before vote occurred Bills
1 SB 1 Pension Reform 7 SB 166 Paycheck Protection 14 HB 209 Regulatory Reform 2 HB 18 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug 8 HB 2017 Bonus Depreciation 15 HB 1792 Regulatory Reform Formulary 9 HB 333 PIT Equipment Deduction 16 HB 1959 Permitting Reform 3 HB 1213 Spot Assessments 10 HB 994 Wireless Services 17 HB 1840 Workers' Compensation Protz Fix 4 HB 113 Severance Tax Discharge Resolution 11 HB 1419 Clean Slate 18 HB 1284 Permitting Reform 5 HR 515 Suspend moratorium on natural gas drilling in 12 SB 936 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug 19 HB 1037 Nursing Home Punitive Caps Delaware River Basin Formulary 20 SB 1172 Price Gouging 6 HB 1401 Severance Tax 13 HB 2138 Welfare to Work 2017-18 % Career w/ % w/ Representative I Party I District 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Cham ber Cham ber Harper, Kate (R) HD-61 XXXXXX X X 60% 68% Harris, C. Adam (R) HD-82 — — X 94% 84% Harris, Jordan (D) HD-186 XX XXX XX X XX XXX X X 25% 33% Heffley, Doyle (R) HD-122 100% 92% Helm, Sue (R) HD-104 100% 88% Hennessey, Tim (R) HD-26 X — X X —— —— 80% 69% Hickernell, David (R) HD-98 100% 85% Hill, Kristin (R) HD-93 X 95% 91% Hill-Evans, Carol (D)(F) HD-95 XX XXX XX XX XXX X X 30% 30% Irvin, Rich (R) HD-81 100% 94% James, R. Lee (R) HD-64 100% 98% Jozwiak, Barry (R) HD-5 X X 90% 88% Kampf, Warren (R) HD-157 X X 90% 89% Kaufer, Aaron (R) HD-120 XX —— X X 78% 74% Kauffman, Rob (R) HD-89 X 95% 84% Kavulich, Sid Michaels (D HD-114 XXXXXX XX XXX X X — 32% 35% Keefer, Dawn (R)(F) HD-92 100% 100% Keller, William (D) HD-184 XXXX—— X XX XXX X X 33% 49% Keller, Mark (R) HD-86 X — 95% 84% Keller, Fred (R) HD-85 100% 94% Kim, Patty (D) HD-103 X — XX XX X XX XXX X X 32% 30% Kinsey, Stephen (D) HD-201 XX XXX XX XX XXX X X 30% 31% Kirkland, Brian (D)(F) HD-159 XX XX— XX X XX XXX X X 26% 26% Klunk, Kate (R) HD-169 X —— 94% 90% Knowles, Jerry (R) HD-124 100% 90% Kortz, William (D) HD-38 XXXXXX XX XXX X X 35% 43% Key To Symbols N In line with Chamber's position X Against Chamber’s position — Absent or Present not voting Not yet elected to office when vote occurred N/A Left office before vote occurred Bills
1 SB 1 Pension Reform 7 SB 166 Paycheck Protection 14 HB 209 Regulatory Reform 2 HB 18 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug 8 HB 2017 Bonus Depreciation 15 HB 1792 Regulatory Reform Formulary 9 HB 333 PIT Equipment Deduction 16 HB 1959 Permitting Reform 3 HB 1213 Spot Assessments 10 HB 994 Wireless Services 17 HB 1840 Workers' Compensation Protz Fix 4 HB 113 Severance Tax Discharge Resolution 11 HB 1419 Clean Slate 18 HB 1284 Permitting Reform 5 HR 515 Suspend moratorium on natural gas drilling in 12 SB 936 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug 19 HB 1037 Nursing Home Punitive Caps Delaware River Basin Formulary 20 SB 1172 Price Gouging 6 HB 1401 Severance Tax 13 HB 2138 Welfare to Work 2017-18 % Career w/ % w/ Representative I Party I District 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Cham ber Cham ber
Krueger-Braneky, Leanne (D) HD-161 XX XXX XX XX XXX X X 30% 23% Kulik, Anita Astorino (D)(F) HD-45 XXXXXX XX XXX X X 35% 35% Lawrence, John (R) HD-13 — 100% 92% Lewis, Harry (R) HD-74 X XX —— — 82% 69% Longietti, Mark (D) HD-7 XX XX XX XX XX X X 40% 42% Mackenzie, Ryan (R) HD-134 100% 91% Madden, Maureen (D)(F) HD-115 XX XXX XX X XX XXX X X 25% 25% Maher, John (R) HD-40 X — X — —— 88% 84% Mako, Zachary (R)(F) HD-183 100% 100% Maloney, David (R) HD-130 — 100% 90% Markosek, Joseph (D) HD-25 XX XXX XX X XX XXX X X 25% 50% Marshall, Jim (R) HD-14 X X X 85% 72% Marsico, Ronald (R) HD-105 — 100% 87% Masser, Kurt (R) HD-107 100% 95% Matzie, Robert (D) HD-16 X — X — XX XX XXX X X 39% 51% McCarter, Steve (D) HD-154 XX XX— XX X X XX XXX X X 21% 23% McClinton, Joanna (D) HD-191 XX XXX XX XX XXX X X 30% 23% McGinnis, John (R) HD-79 X — —— 94% 86% McNeill, Daniel (D) HD-133 XX XN/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 0% 27% McNeill, Jeanne (D)(F) HD-133 XX XXX X X 46% 46% Mehaffie, Thomas (R)(F) HD-106 X — XX X 79% 79% Mentzer, Steven (R) HD-97 100% 92% Metcalfe, Daryl (R) HD-12 100% 91% Metzgar, Carl (R) HD-69 — X X 89% 83% Miccarelli, Nick (R) HD-162 XXXXXX— X X —— — 50% 68% Millard, David (R) HD-109 XX X X 80% 79% Key To Symbols N In line with Chamber's position X Against Chamber’s position — Absent or Present not voting Not yet elected to office when vote occurred N/A Left office before vote occurred Bills
1 SB 1 Pension Reform 7 SB 166 Paycheck Protection 14 HB 209 Regulatory Reform 2 HB 18 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug 8 HB 2017 Bonus Depreciation 15 HB 1792 Regulatory Reform Formulary 9 HB 333 PIT Equipment Deduction 16 HB 1959 Permitting Reform 3 HB 1213 Spot Assessments 10 HB 994 Wireless Services 17 HB 1840 Workers' Compensation Protz Fix 4 HB 113 Severance Tax Discharge Resolution 11 HB 1419 Clean Slate 18 HB 1284 Permitting Reform 5 HR 515 Suspend moratorium on natural gas drilling in 12 SB 936 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug 19 HB 1037 Nursing Home Punitive Caps Delaware River Basin Formulary 20 SB 1172 Price Gouging 6 HB 1401 Severance Tax 13 HB 2138 Welfare to Work 2017-18 % Career w/ % w/ Representative I Party I District 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Cham ber Cham ber
Miller, Brett (R) HD-41 X 95% 94% Miller, Dan (D) HD-42 XX XXX XX X XX XXX X X 25% 23% Milne, Duane (R) HD-167 —— XXX XX— 71% 80% Moul, Dan (R) HD-91 — 100% 88% Mullery, Gerald (D) HD-119 XXXXXX X XX X X X 40% 41% Murt, Thomas (R) HD-152 — XXX XX XX XXX X 42% 48% Mustio, Mark (R) HD-44 100% 79% Neilson, Ed (D) HD-174 XX XXX XX XX XXX X X 30% 27% Nelson, Eric (R) HD-57 100% 95% Nesbit, Tedd (R) HD-8 100% 97% Neuman, Brandon (D) HD-48 XX X XXN/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 29% 48% O’Brien, Michael (D) HD-175 XX XXX XX XX XXX —— —— 25% 37% O’Neal, Tim (R)(F) HD-48 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A X 75% 75% O’Neill, Bernie (R) HD-29 X XXX X X X 65% 67% Oberlander, Donna (R) HD-63 100% 94% Ortitay, Jason (R) HD-46 — 100% 91% Owlett, Clint (R)(F) HD-68 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 100% 100% Pashinski, Eddie Day (D) HD-121 XX XXX XX XX XXX X X 30% 37% Peifer, Michael (R) HD-139 XX 90% 86% Petrarca, Joseph (D) HD-55 XX XX X X X X 60% 50% Petri, Scott (R) HD-178 XX XXXN/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 29% 72% Pickett, Tina (R) HD-110 XX 90% 85% Pyle, Jeffrey (R) HD-60 — ——— X 94% 84% Quigley, Thomas (R) HD-146 —— — X 94% 79% Quinn, Christopher (R) HD-168 XX XX XX X X 60% 60% Quinn, Marguerite (R) HD-143 X XXXXXX X 60% 73% Key To Symbols N In line with Chamber's position X Against Chamber’s position — Absent or Present not voting Not yet elected to office when vote occurred N/A Left office before vote occurred Bills
1 SB 1 Pension Reform 7 SB 166 Paycheck Protection 14 HB 209 Regulatory Reform 2 HB 18 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug 8 HB 2017 Bonus Depreciation 15 HB 1792 Regulatory Reform Formulary 9 HB 333 PIT Equipment Deduction 16 HB 1959 Permitting Reform 3 HB 1213 Spot Assessments 10 HB 994 Wireless Services 17 HB 1840 Workers' Compensation Protz Fix 4 HB 113 Severance Tax Discharge Resolution 11 HB 1419 Clean Slate 18 HB 1284 Permitting Reform 5 HR 515 Suspend moratorium on natural gas drilling in 12 SB 936 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug 19 HB 1037 Nursing Home Punitive Caps Delaware River Basin Formulary 20 SB 1172 Price Gouging 6 HB 1401 Severance Tax 13 HB 2138 Welfare to Work 2017-18 % Career w/ % w/ Representative I Party I District 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Cham ber Cham ber
Rabb, Christopher (D)(F) HD-200 XX XXX XX X XX—— — X X 29% 29% Rader, Jack (R) HD-176 X X 90% 88% Rapp, Kathy (R) HD-65 100% 87% Ravenstahl, Adam (D) HD-20 XX XXX XX XX XXX X X 30% 43% Readshaw, Harry (D) HD-36 XXXXXX XX XXX X X 35% 49% Reed, Dave (R) HD-62 — 100% 86% Reese, Mike (R) HD-59 100% 89% Roae, Brad (R) HD-6 100% 89% Roe, Eric (R)(F) HD-158 XX 90% 90% Roebuck, James (D) HD-188 XX XXX XX XX XXX X X 30% 38% Rothman, Greg (R) HD-87 — 100% 92% Rozzi, Mark (D) HD-126 XX XXX XX — XXXXX X 32% 28% Ryan, Frank (R)(F) HD-101 100% 100% Saccone, Rick (R) HD-39 — —— — X 94% 91% Sainato, Chris (D) HD-9 XX X XX XX X X X 50% 50% Samuelson, Steve (D) HD-135 XX XXX XX XX XXX X X 30% 40% Sankey, Thomas (R) HD-73 X 95% 91% Santora, James (R) HD-163 XXXXXX X X X 55% 56% Saylor, Stanley (R) HD-94 —— — — 100% 89% Schemel, Paul (R) HD-90 X — 95% 91% Schlossberg, Mike (D) HD-132 XXXXXX XX XXX X X 35% 35% Schweyer, Peter (D) HD-22 XXXXXX XX XXX X X 35% 30% Simmons, Justin (R) HD-131 X X 90% 88% Sims, Brian (D) HD-182 XX XXX XX XX XXX X—— 28% 32% Snyder, Pam (D) HD-50 XX XX X X X X 60% 52% Solomon, Jared (D)(F) HD-202 XX XXX XX— XX XXX X X 26% 26% Key To Symbols N In line with Chamber's position X Against Chamber’s position — Absent or Present not voting Not yet elected to office when vote occurred N/A Left office before vote occurred Bills
1 SB 1 Pension Reform 7 SB 166 Paycheck Protection 14 HB 209 Regulatory Reform 2 HB 18 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug 8 HB 2017 Bonus Depreciation 15 HB 1792 Regulatory Reform Formulary 9 HB 333 PIT Equipment Deduction 16 HB 1959 Permitting Reform 3 HB 1213 Spot Assessments 10 HB 994 Wireless Services 17 HB 1840 Workers' Compensation Protz Fix 4 HB 113 Severance Tax Discharge Resolution 11 HB 1419 Clean Slate 18 HB 1284 Permitting Reform 5 HR 515 Suspend moratorium on natural gas drilling in 12 SB 936 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug 19 HB 1037 Nursing Home Punitive Caps Delaware River Basin Formulary 20 SB 1172 Price Gouging 6 HB 1401 Severance Tax 13 HB 2138 Welfare to Work 2017-18 % Career w/ % w/ Representative I Party I District 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Cham ber Cham ber Sonney, Curt (R) HD-4 100% 85% Staats, Craig (R) HD-145 XXX 85% 88% Stephens, Todd (R) HD-151 X XXX— X X 68% 82% Sturla, P. Michael (D) HD-96 XX XXX XX XX XXX X X 30% 43% Tai, Helen (D)(F) HD-178 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A X X 50% 50% Tallman, Will (R) HD-193 — X 95% 90% Taylor, John (R) HD-177 XX XX X 75% 63% Thomas, W. Curtis (D) HD-181 XX XX— XX X — XX XXX X X 22% 42% Tobash, Mike (R) HD-125 — 100% 93% Toepel, Marcy (R) HD-147 X 95% 90% Toohil, Tarah (R) HD-116 X X X 85% 87% Topper, Jesse (R) HD-78 100% 97% Turzai, Mike (R) HD-28 100% 89% Vazquez, Emilio (D)(F) HD-197 XXXXXX XX XXX X X 35% 35% Vitali, Gregory (D) HD-166 XX X X X ———— —XX—— X X 31% 47% Walsh, Justin (R)(F) HD-58 X 95% 95% Ward, Judy (R) HD-80 100% 97% Warner, Ryan (R) HD-52 100% 94% Warren, Perry (D)(F) HD-31 XXXXXX XX XXX X X 35% 35% Watson, Katharine (R) HD-144 X XXX —— 78% 76% Wentling, Parke (R) HD-17 100% 97% Wheatley, Jake (D) HD-19 XX XX— XX X XX X—— X X 29% 40% Wheeland, Jeff (R) HD-83 — 100% 94% White, Martina (R) HD-170 XXXXXX X X 60% 56% Youngblood, Rosita (D) HD-198 XX XX— XX XX XXX X X 32% 45% Zimmerman, David (R) HD-99 100% 97% Key To Symbols N In line with Chamber's position X Against Chamber’s position — Absent or Present not voting Not yet elected to office when vote occurred N/A Left office before vote occurred Bills
1 SB 1 Pension Reform 7 SB 166 Paycheck Protection 14 HB 209 Regulatory Reform 2 HB 18 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug 8 HB 2017 Bonus Depreciation 15 HB 1792 Regulatory Reform Formulary 9 HB 333 PIT Equipment Deduction 16 HB 1959 Permitting Reform 3 HB 1213 Spot Assessments 10 HB 994 Wireless Services 17 HB 1840 Workers' Compensation Protz Fix 4 HB 113 Severance Tax Discharge Resolution 11 HB 1419 Clean Slate 18 HB 1284 Permitting Reform 5 HR 515 Suspend moratorium on natural gas drilling in 12 SB 936 Workers' Compensation Reform Rx Drug 19 HB 1037 Nursing Home Punitive Caps Delaware River Basin Formulary 20 SB 1172 Price Gouging 6 HB 1401 Severance Tax 13 HB 2138 Welfare to Work