A Resolution recognizing December 7, 2026, as "Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day" in Pennsylvania in honor of the courage, sacrifice and memory of the American service members, civilians and citizens of Ha . . .waii who were killed, wounded or forever impacted by the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.
Sponsored By: Dane Watro (Republican)
Adopted
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Bill Overview
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Sponsors & Cosponsors
Sponsor
Dane Watro
Republican • House
Cosponsors
Andrew Kuzma
Republican • House
Arvind Venkat
Democratic • House
Brenda M. Pugh
Republican • House
Craig T. Staats
Republican • House
Dan Moul
Republican • House
David H. Rowe
Republican • House
David H. Zimmerman
Republican • House
Ed Neilson
Democratic • House
Jacob D. Banta
Republican • House
Jeanne McNeill
Democratic • House
Jeff Olsommer
Republican • House
Jill N. Cooper
Republican • House
Joe Ciresi
Democratic • House
Joe Hamm
Republican • House
Keith J. Greiner
Republican • House
Kerry A. Benninghoff
Republican • House
Liz Hanbidge
Democratic • House
Malcolm Kenyatta
Democratic • House
Marc S. Anderson
Republican • House
Mark M. Gillen
Republican • House
Nikki Rivera
Democratic • House
Pat Gallagher
Democratic • House
R. Lee James
Republican • House
Rob W. Kauffman
Republican • House
Steven C. Mentzer
Republican • House
Tarik Khan
Democratic • House
Thomas H. Kutz
Republican • House
Tim Twardzik
Republican • House
Tina Pickett
Republican • House
Roll Call Votes
No roll call votes available for this bill.
Actions Timeline
Adopted (203-0)
10/7/2026HouseReported as committed
9/30/2026HouseReferred to Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness
8/11/2026House
Bill Text
PN 3817
8/11/2026
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