How they voted

How they voted

Sunday, July 05, 2009

PA. LEGISLATURE

HOUSE

The House voted 104-96 Monday to send House Bill 1 to the Senate. The bill would significantly increase, to about 130,000, the number of low-income Pennsylvanians eligible for coverage through the state's adultBasic health insurance plan. It's unknown when the Senate will discuss the bill.

Yeas

James Casorio, D-Irwin; Dom Costa, D-Stanton Heights; Paul Costa, D-Wilkins; Peter Daley, D-California; Dan Deasy, D-Westwood; Tony DeLuca, D-Penn Hills; Frank Dermody, D-Oakmont; Bill DeWeese, D-Waynesburg; Dan Frankel, D-Squirrel Hill; Marc Gergely, D-White Oak; JaretGibbons, D-Ellwood City; Ted Harhai, D-Monessen; Bill Kortz, D-Dravosburg; Nick Kotik, D-Robinson; Deberah Kula, D-North Union; David Levdansky, D-Forward; Tim Mahoney, D-South Union; Joe Markosek, D-Monroeville; Robert Matzie, D-Ambridge; John Pallone, D-New Kensington; Joseph Petrarca, D-Vandergrift; Joe Preston, D-East Liberty; Harry Readshaw, D-Carrick; Matt Smith, D-Mt. Lebanon; Tim Solobay, D-Canonsburg; Chelsa Wagner, D-Beechview; Don Walko, D-North Side; Jake Wheatley, D-Hill District; Jesse White, D-Cecil.

Nays

Jim Christiana, R-Beaver; Brian Ellis, R-Butler; Tim Krieger, R-Delmont; John Maher, R-Upper St. Clair; Jim Marshall, R-Beaver; Daryl Metcalfe, R-Cranberry; Mark Mustio, R-Moon; Jeff Pyle, R-Ford City; Mike Reese, R-Mount Pleasant; Dick Stevenson, R-Grove City; Mike Turzai, R-Bradford Woods; Randy Vulakovich, R-Shaler.

SENATE

No significant votes.

U.S. CONGRESS

No significant votes.

Correction/Clarification: (Published July 9, 2009) State Rep. Tim Krieger, R-Delmont, voted last week against House Bill 1, which would expand the number of Pennsylvanians eligible for state-funded adultBasic health insurance coverage. In this article as originally published July 5, 2009 Mr. Krieger's vote and party affiliation were listed incorrectly.

First published on July 5, 2009 at 12:00 am