Every vote below is from the official Pennsylvania Senate record. Watch the episode, then check the record yourself.
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Income & Utilities
Her vote:NAY
THOMAS:YES
Where Thomas stands
In the episode, Thomas says he would have voted yes on SB 269.
The record
SB 269 (2023–24, PN 1584)
Would cut the state income tax from 3.07% to 2.8%, eliminate the state gross-receipts tax on electricity with savings required to pass to customers, and create a credit of up to $500 for qualifying volunteer EMTs.
Senate final passage: · 36–14 Lindsey Williams: NAY
This episode also discusses Kayden's Law. Senator Williams voted against SB 78 in 2021 and for the revised SB 55, which became law.
The record
SB 1262 (2025–26, PN 2004)
Toughens penalties for school bus drivers who drive students while impaired by alcohol or drugs, and updates automated enforcement against drivers who pass a stopped school bus.
Senate final passage: · 45–5 Lindsey Williams: NAY
Proposed · Not enacted
SB 490 (2025, PN 444)
Limits release on recognizance and unsecured bail for covered defendants.
Senate final passage: · 32–17 Lindsey Williams: NAY
Proposed · Not enacted
SB 92 (Tyler's Law) (2025, PN 472)
Tougher sentencing for drug delivery resulting in death, for qualifying repeat convictions; exceptions apply.
Senate final passage: · 33–16 Lindsey Williams: NAY
Would require covered school and college sports to be designated male, female or coed based on reproductive biology and genetics, and exclude male students from female teams.
Senate final passage: · 30–20 Lindsey Williams: NAY
Proposed · Not enacted
SB 9 (2025, PN 177)
Would require covered school and college sports to be designated male, female or coed based on anatomy and genetics at birth, and exclude male students from female teams.
Senate final passage: · 32–18 Lindsey Williams: NAY
Proposed · Not enacted
SB 1293 (2025–26, PN 1598)
Would require covered school and college sports to be designated male, female or coed based on anatomy and genetics at birth, and exclude male students from female teams.
Senate final passage: · 30–17 Lindsey Williams: NAY