Thursday, December 4, 2008
The General Assembly is not in session.
Tracking Virginia’s General Assembly
since 2007.
HB2059: Recordation tax; clarifies tax rate applied.
This vote on HB2059 was held in the House. This vote passed 16-4-2.
Yes
- Chuck Caputo(D-67)
Chuck Caputo
(D-67)
Served: 2006– - Tom Gear(R-91)
Tom Gear
(R-91)
Served: 2002– - Frank Hall(D-69)
Frank Hall
(D-69)
Served: 1976– - Tim Hugo(R-40)
Tim Hugo
(R-40)
Served: 2003– - Bob Hull(D-38)
Bob Hull
(D-38)
Served: 1993– - Bill Janis(R-56)
Bill Janis
(R-56)
Served: 2002– - Joseph Johnson(D-4)
Joseph Johnson
(D-4)
Served: 1990– - Lynwood Lewis(D-100)
Lynwood Lewis
(D-100)
Served: 2004– - Scott Lingamfelter(R-31)
Scott Lingamfelter
(R-31)
Served: 2002– - Ken Melvin(D-80)
Ken Melvin
(D-80)
Served: 1986– - Sam Nixon(R-27)
Sam Nixon
(R-27)
Served: 1994– - Bobby Orrock(R-54)
Bobby Orrock
(R-54)
Served: 1990– - John O'Bannon(R-73)
John O'Bannon
(R-73)
Served: 2001– - Harry Purkey(R-82)
Harry Purkey
(R-82)
Served: 1986– - Vivian Watts(D-39)
Vivian Watts
(D-39)
Served: 1996– - John Welch(R-21)
John Welch
(R-21)
Served: 2001–
No
- Kathy Byron(R-22)
Kathy Byron
(R-22)
Served: 1998– - Mark Cole(R-88)
Mark Cole
(R-88)
Served: 2002– - Jeff Frederick(R-52)
Jeff Frederick
(R-52)
Served: 2004– - Lee Ware(R-65)
Lee Ware
(R-65)
Served: 1998–
No Vote
Ben Cline
(R-24)
Steve Shannon
(D-35)Explanation
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