Pennsylvania Code § 11-11018.2

Voting, no veto and vote necessary to enact ordinances or adopt resolutions.
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(a) Voting generally.-- Members of council present or participating via a telecommunication device shall vote on each question before council, except:
(1) As may be required by the provisions of a public official ethics law which may be applicable to members of council.
(2) As may be excused by a simple majority vote of the members of council present at a council meeting, for cause, which shall be entered in the journal, as may be deemed appropriate.
(b) Veto.-- The mayor shall have no right of veto.
(c) Majority vote.-- Except as otherwise provided in this part, an ordinance may not be enacted and a resolution may not be adopted by council without an affirmative vote of a majority of the number of the members of council.

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