1. THIS WEEK AT A GLANCE

It is a quiet legislative week on Capitol Hill as both the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate remain in recess. Both chambers are convening for brief pro forma sessions, so no floor votes or standard legislative business are scheduled. However, committee work continues outside of Washington with a House Ways and Means field hearing in Tennessee, while state legislatures, particularly Kentucky and Pennsylvania, are actively meeting on key economic, education, and regulatory matters.

2. FLOOR VOTES EXPECTED

Day

Bill / Topic

Chamber

Source Link

Mon–Fri

No floor votes expected; both chambers in pro forma sessions during congressional recess.

House / Senate

3. COMMITTEE HEARINGS THIS WEEK

Day/Time

Committee

Hearing Topic

Why It Matters

Tuesday, Oct 6


9:00 AM CT

House Ways and Means Committee

Field Hearing: "The One, Big, Beautiful, Bill Delivering for Small Business, Manufacturing, and Working Families" (Collierville, TN)

Focuses on how pro-growth tax policies and tax law implementation impact small business growth and working families.

4. STATEHOUSE THIS WEEK

Kentucky

  • Interim Joint Committee Meetings (Oct 6–8):

    • Banking and Insurance (Oct 6, 9:30 AM ET): Reviewing updates from the Department of Insurance, Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance, and the property/casualty insurance landscape.

    • Education & Assessment Review (Oct 6, 10:00 AM & 11:00 AM ET): Examining K–3 literacy progress, college campus homelessness, and the Jefferson County Public School District audit.

    • Budget Review Subcommittees (Oct 7): Holding panels across Justice, Economic Development, Education (focusing on classroom technology), and Health and Family Services (Medicaid updates).

    • Appropriations and Revenue (Oct 7, 1:00 PM ET): Convening for a joint committee overview of state fiscal policies.

Pennsylvania

  • Senate Session Days (Oct 5–6):

    • Appropriations & Rules (Oct 5): Considering various Senate and House measures (including SB 465, SB 995, HB 71, and executive nominations).

    • Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness (Oct 5 & 6): Receiving a briefing by the Civil Air Patrol and considering legislative resolutions.

    • Labor & Industry & Banking (Oct 6): Considering nominations for the Labor Relations Board and considering multiple banking/insurance bills.

    • Democratic Policy Committee (Oct 6, 9:00 AM): Hosting a public hearing on challenges facing agriculture and farming.

Virginia

  • State Commissions & Joint Assemblies (Oct 5–8):

    • Virginia Education Summit (Oct 5–6): Joint meeting of the Senate Education & Health and House Education committees.

    • Energy Commission & Procurement (Oct 5–6): Reviewing public schools as resilient energy hubs and public body procurement.

    • General Assembly Commemorative Session (Oct 7, 2:45 PM): Joint Assembly convened in Williamsburg at the Colonial Capitol.

    • Behavioral Health, FOIA, & Technology (Oct 6–8): Panels convening on state technology, technology standards, and behavioral health reform.

Ohio

  • Committee Meetings (Oct 5 & Oct 8):

    • Joint Committee on Agency Rule Review (Oct 5, 1:30 PM): Hearing on administrative rules in the Senate Finance Hearing Room.

    • Ohio Retirement Study Council (Oct 8, 9:30 AM): Reviewing state pension system policy and oversight.

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