The 117-to-84 vote on the appropriations bill in the waning hours of the fiscal year Wednesday means the state is poised to enact the first on-time budget of Rendell's eight years in office.
The bill passed the state Senate earlier by a vote of 37 to 13.
The deal boosts spending over 2009-10 by less than 1 percent.
It wasn't immediately known how soon the legislation would be signed by the Democratic governor.
