Delegate Chris Peace (R-Mechanicsville)
- Party
- Republican
- District
- 97: Counties of Hanover (part), King William (part), and New Kent [map]
- Took Office
- January 2006
- Next Election
- November 2013
- Committees
- Appropriations, General Laws, Health, Welfare and Institutions
- Age
- 36
- Website
- chrispeace.com
- Copatroning Habits
- 80% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 78% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 67% of them are Republicans.
- Partisanship
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- Tag Cloud

- Bills Passed
- 44% in 2013
| Donor | Sector | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Dominion Leadership Trust | PACs operated by Republican state politicians | $60,000 |
| Peace, Karl | Uncoded | $25,000 |
| Friends Of The 97Th | Republican candidate committees | $23,851 |
| Virginia Republican Party | Republican Party committees | $22,978 |
| Peace, Christopher K | Republican candidate contributions to own campaign | $10,911 |
| Eric Cantor For Congress | Republican candidate committees | $10,000 |
| Himmelsbach, Kathryn | Uncoded | $10,000 |
| Friends Of Morgan Griffith | Republican candidate committees | $7,839 |
| Virginia Trial Lawyers Association | Attorneys & law firms | $5,000 |
| Class Of 2002 Southside Leadership Fund | Republican Party committees | $5,000 |
Data provided by The National Institute on Money in State Politics.
Virginia Posts 2.2% Revenue Increase in April • Chris PeaceMay 14, 2013 |
Delegate Peace Helps Celebrate Hanover DMV ... - Chris PeaceApril 16, 2013 |
VIRGINIA RIGHT BLOG ENDORSES DELEGATE CHRIS PEACE for ...April 15, 2013 |
Delegate Peace Receives a Grade of A from State ... - Chris PeaceApril 9, 2013 |
our delegate, chris peace, announces re-election bidMarch 14, 2013 |
Altavista: Applicants become US citizensMay 10, 2013 |
Richmond Times Dispatch: Legislators weigh in on budget, MedicaidMay 1, 2013 |
The Virginian-Pilot: Speaker raising money for road bill's GOP votersApril 23, 2013 |
July 11, 2012VisitRichmond: Grab your lawnchairs & head out to Polegreen Church tomorrow night for their Lawnchairs and Liberty concert! http://t.co/J8CImTmw # |
February 14, 2012GregHabeeb: Amazing Dem messaging today. More abortions, more criminals on the streets, more taxes, less jobs and no reform. Not an exaggeration. # |
February 14, 2012MarkKeam: By the way, VA House GOP's Twitter hashtag today appears to be #goodbills, but know House Democrats started hashtags-of-the-day. #JustSayin' # |
July 1, 2011Heritage: School choice is the BEST choice for American kids! Florida gets it right! http://herit.ag/gwU # |
May 9, 2011jmartpolitico: Not shabby RT @bobmcdonnell: Washington Post Poll: Gov. Robert F. McDonnell?s approval rating is 62 percent -staff http://wapo.st/jNp6qz # |
These are all of the video clips of Chris Peace’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2009. There are 126 video clips in all.
Index
Bills
- HB264: Interstate Health Care Compact; established.
- HB267: Dental laboratories; register with Board of Dentistry.
- HB274: Circuit court judges; increases number in Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, decreases in Seventeenth.
- HB1242: Dangerous wild animals; Class 1 misdemeanor to privately possess, sell, transfer, etc.
- HB2030: Health insurance; installment payments of cost-sharing obligations associated with prescriptions.
- HB2031: Audiology and speech-language pathology; provisional license.
- HB2033: Provisional driver's license; restriction exceptions.
- HB2054: RS&UT; exemption includes property used for harvesting forest products.
- HB2062: Executive Mansion, Citizens' Advisory Council on Furnishing and Interpreting; membership.
- HB2065: Juvenile correctional centers; offenses committed by persons committed to DJJ, etc.
- HB2066: Standards of Quality; assignment of certain staff by local school divisions.
- HB2072: Condemnation; local application process.
- HB2078: Public procurement; increases public notice of requests for proposals, technical amendments.
- HB2093: Circuit court judges; increases number in Fifteenth Judicial Circuit.
- HB2139: State officers and employees; removal of certain officers from office.
- HB2196: Tolls; Interstate Highway System components.
- HB2197: Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, etc.; construction of use of old Code sections.
- HB2219: Cigarette taxes; certain bond or irrevocable letter of credit requirements.
- HB2275: Condominium Act; expands respective declarant control period, warranty review committees.
- HJ764: Commending the Virginia Capitol Foundation.
- HR112: Celebrating the life of Elmore Whitehurst.
- HR113: Celebrating the life of Chief Oscar C. Watson.
- HR114: Commending Suzanne M. Sherman.
- HR115: Commending the Bridging Communities Regional Career and Technical Center.
- HR116: Commending Richmond Hill.
- HB262: Transportation Board; adds urban and rural at-large members.
- HB263: Correctional enterprises; Director of Purchases & Supply et al., to grant certain exemption, report.
- HB264: Interstate Health Care Compact; established.
- HB265: Health Professions, Board of; required to meet annually rather than quarterly.
- HB266: Surgery; definition and who may perform.
- HB267: Dental laboratories; register with Board of Dentistry.
- HB268: Occupational therapy; definition.
- HB269: Certificate of public need; process for review & approval of psychiatric & substance abuse services.
- HB270: Public guardianship and conservator program; VDA to adopt person-centered practice procedures.
- HB271: Substance Abuse Recovery Support Services Grant Program; established, report.
- HB272: Death, marriage, or divorce records; changes time period before becomes public.
- HB273: DCJS; requires provide minimum training standards for juvenile correctional officers.
- HB274: Circuit court judges; increases number in Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, decreases in Seventeenth.
- HB275: Accountancy, Board of; confidentiality of certain information.
- HB276: Neighborhood Assistance Act tax credits; eligibility of certain mediators.
- HB277: Cigarette tax stamps, local; same technology used or required by State.
- HB327: Historic structures; demolition.
- HB764: Higher educational institutions; indemnification agreements.
- HB765: College partnership laboratory schools; development of programs with public school divisions.
- HB1185: The Road to Revolution; expands potential for sites on state heritage trail.
- HB1242: Dangerous wild animals; Class 1 misdemeanor to privately possess, sell, transfer, etc.
- HB1273: Chemotherapy; requirements for orally administered cancer drugs.
- HJ56: Commending the Lee-Davis High School softball team.
- HJ422: Commending Kirk Rohle.
- HR33: Commending Beulah Baptist Church.
- HR42: Commending the Older Dominion Partnership.
- HR43: Commending the Lenoid and Bessie Fowlkes family.
- HB720: Health insurance choice; created.
- HB724: Open Education Curriculum Board; established.
- HB1465: Higher educational institutions; policies prohibitting admission of illegal aliens.
- HB1601: Aggravated involuntary manslaughter; punishment when committed by unlicensed driver.
- HB1602: Virginia War of 1812 Heritage Trail; established.
- HB1603: License plates, special; issuance to those marking bicentennial of American War of 1812.
- HB1822: Local Defense Production Zone; created and creates a separate classification of machinery and tools.
- HB2033: Prepayment of fines; circuit court may enter order for paying those under traffic infraction.
- HB2034: Attorney General; investigation of complaints.
- HB2035: Medicaid fraud; restitution.
- HB2036: Commitment on parole supervision; court services unit to consult with local social services.
- HB2037: Social work; unlawful for person not licensed by Board of Social Work to use title social worker.
- HB2038: Cigarette tax; Tax Commissioner shall convene a working group to review current policies, report.
- HB2364: Joint aid agreements by localities; localities to arrange aid to and from other localities.
- HB2365: Virginia Racing Commission; authorization to join Interstate Racing and Wagering Compact.
- HB2373: Medical malpractice; privileged communications of certain committees.
- HB2520: Advisory boards, councils, and other advisory collegial bodies, certain; elimination.
- HJ529: Celebrating the life of Kirby Hugh Porter.
- HJ530: Celebrating the life of Dean Ridings.
- HJ531: Celebrating the life of Thelma Rose Crump Wilson.
- HJ532: Commending John H. Hodges.
- HJ533: Commending Robert M. Ostergren.
- HJ565: Amendments convention; expresses sense of General Assembly that Congress call convention.
- HJ566: Oral chemotherapy drugs; Joint Commission on Health Care to study access thereto.
- HJ588: Commending Stewart D. Roberson.
- HJ624: Shellfish industry and state regulators; USFDA, et al., to work to improve shellfish safety.
- HJ711: Commending the Hanover Ruritan Club.
- HJ718: Celebrating the life of Frederick W. Peatross.
- HJ755: Commending Marian A. White.
- HR46: State sovereignty; Congress urged to honor Tenth Amendment to U.S. Constitution.
- HB706: General Assembly deadlines; computation of time.
- HB707: Water and sewer charges; adds Counties of Caroline and New Kent to those localities that may impose.
- HB708: Home health care organization; establish policies for maintaining a drug-free workplace.
- HB709: Electronic textbooks; allows for purchase of printed textbooks, etc., for public schools.
- HB710: Health care data and reporting; increase awareness thereof through nonprofit organization websites.
- HB711: Judgment; circuit court may decree sale of real estate used as owner's primary residence to enforce.
- HB712: Law-enforcement employees; overtime compensation.
- HB713: Contractors, Board for; prerequisite for obtaining business license.
- HB714: Foreclosure sales; trustee to pay taxes.
- HB715: Deed of trust; allows title insurance companies authority settlement agents have to release lien.
- HB716: Intellectual property created by state employees; adds new reporting requirements.
- HB717: Civil War Site Preservation Fund; established.
- HB718: Children; Governor and DSS to develop and implement plan to reduce number in foster care.
- HB719: Uniform Power of Attorney Act; established within Code of Virginia.
- HB720: Health insurance choice; created.
- HB721: Courthouse and courtroom security; sheriff to contract to private security business therefor.
- HB722: Individual health insurance coverage; resident of State shall not be required to obtain a policy.
- HB723: Podiatry; testifying as an expert witness, definition of practice.
- HB724: Open Education Curriculum Board; established.
- HB725: Polysomnographic Technology, Advisory Board on; established.
- HB726: Mandated health insurance benefits; Commission to review for medical efficacy.
- HB967: Assisted living facility and group home; no more than 8 aged, infirmed, etc., persons shall reside.
- HB1350: Post-Disaster Anti-Price Gouging Act; time of disaster.
- HB1389: College Partnership Laboratory Schools; established.
- HJ13: Celebrating the 40th birthday of Secretariat on March 30, 2010.
- HJ101: Virginia Workplace Readiness Skills and test; Board of Education to approve revised version, report.
- HJ103: Celebrating the life of John Harding Ball, Jr.
- HJ191: Health insurance choice; SCT, et al. to appropriate trade associations, etc., to develop blueprint.
- HJ196: Commending the Chesapeake Bioscience Education Foundation.
- HJ237: Celebrating the life of Oriana Robertson Hargrove.
- HB13: Stalking; enhanced penalty if victim is a minor.
- HB141: License plates, special; issuance to supporters of the Road to Revolution state heritage trail.
- HB751: Involuntary commitment hearings; accessibility of results by colleges and universities.
- HB752: Higher educational institutions; mental health record release authorization when enrolling.
- HB1296: Towing and Recovery Operator, Board of; postpones effective date of any regulations.
- HB1326: Retail Sales and Use Tax: exemptions for textbooks extended to students at institutions of learning.
- HB1550: Service of process; plaintiff requesting on defendant where service was not had, plaintiff must pay.
- HB1619: Distribution of handbills in highway right-of-way; grants City of Falls Church, etc. to prohibit.
- HB1721: Income tax, state; homebuyer tax credit.
- HB1808: Income tax, state; homebuyer tax credit.
- HB1938: Income tax, state; increases livable home tax credit.
- HB1939: Radiologist assistants; licensure.
- HB1940: Open Education Resource Center Grant Fund; established, development of two-year pilot project.
- HB1941: Patent and copyright policies; requires Secretaries of Administration and Technology to establish.
- HB1942: Single-sex education; clarifies manner school boards may establish program in school division.
- HB1943: Optometrists; those licensed may sell contact lenses & allowed to dispense ophthalmic devices.
- HB1944: Succession; determination of parent-child relationship in determining rights to property.
- HB1945: Regional alternative education programs; certain students may be administratively assigned thereto.
- HB1946: Case and financial management systems; Ex. Secretary of Supreme Court responsible for.
- HB2436: Assault and battery; penalty when against emergency room personnel.
- HB2661: Recordation tax; exemption.
- HJ680: Native Americans of Virginia; General Assembly to support establishment of commemorative commission.
- HJ683: Retailers for Life Month; designating as April 2009, and each succeeding year thereafter.
- HJ691: Celebrating the life of Robert Edward Shepherd, Jr.
- HJ692: Celebrating the life of Michael Sean Tansey.
- HJ695: Commending New Kent County Courthouse on the occasion of its 100th anniversary.
- HJ730: Large animal veterinarians; Va.-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Med. to study shortage of.
- HJ792: Assisted Living Awareness Day; designating September 15, 2009, and each succeeding year thereafter.
- HJ871: Commending J. Roy Geiger.
- HJ880: Celebrating the life of Jane Rowe Reynolds Murray.
- HJ947: Celebrating the life of Carlton Miles Southworth.
- HJ1000: Commending Lee-Davis High School on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
- HJ5008: Celebrating the life of Frances Nelson Gray.
- HR61: State sovereignty; urging Congress to honor under tenth amendment of U. S. Constitution.
- HB1: Disabled veteran; definition thereof.
- HB13: Stalking; enhanced penalty if victim is a minor.
- HB14: Higher educational institutions; aliens unlawfully present not eligible for admission thereto.
- HB136: School; definition thereof for purposes of prohibiting weapons on school grounds.
- HB137: Textbook purchases; permits local school boards to enter into contracts with publishers.
- HB138: Adoption; filing of petition.
- HB139: Income tax, state; tax credit for certain biodiesel fuels producers.
- HB140: Governing bodies & school boards, local; required to annually publish their approved budgets online.
- HB141: License plates, special; issuance to supporters of the Road to Revolution state heritage trail.
- HB294: Water and sewage connections; New Kent County to require connection by certain property owners.
- HB536: Court-appointed counsel; compensation in district court for those defending juvenile offenders.
- HB751: Involuntary commitment hearings; accessibility of results by colleges and universities.
- HB752: Higher educational institutions; mental health record release authorization when enrolling.
- HB753: Virginia Criminal Information Network (VCIN); protective order information sent thereto, expiration.
- HB754: Horse racing; local referendum.
- HB1296: Towing and Recovery Operator, Board for; postpones effective date of any regulations.
- HB1326: Retail Sales and Use Tax: exemptions for textbooks extended to students at institutions of learning.
- HB1327: Custody and visitation; ex parte orders.
- HB1328: Stalking; enhanced penalties.
- HB1329: Communication towers, state-owned; wireless broadband service in unserved areas.
- HB1550: Service of process; plaintiff requesting on defendant where service was not had, plaintiff must pay.
- HB6009: Trooper Robert Tinsley Lohr Memorial Bridge; designating as Rt. 207 bridge over I-95 in Caroline.
- HB6010: Trooper Robin Lee Farmer Memorial Bridge; designating as Rt. 639 bridge over I-95 in Caroline Co.
- HJ5: Right Choices for Youth Month in Virginia; designating as October 2008, and each succeeding year.
- HJ6: Commending the Highland Springs High School boys' basketball team
- HJ7: Celebrating the life of Finnella Saunders Fearnow.
- HJ8: Celebrating the life of Theodore F. Woody, Jr.
- HJ9: Celebrating the life of Lance Corporal Jeremy L. Tinnel.
- HJ10: Celebrating the life of Robert H. Shackelford, Jr.
- HJ11: Celebrating the life of Murice Grayson Balderson.
- HJ12: Commending Dr. Farrar W. Howard.
- HJ13: Celebrating the life of Rebecca Clary Harris.
- HJ40: Commending Dr. Robert Bruce Stroube.
- HJ41: Adoption Awareness Month; recognizing as November 2008, and each succeeding year thereafter.
- HJ42: Real ID Act; memorializing Congress to repeal or amend.
- HJ176: Public schools; Joint Commission on Technology and Science to study open education resources.
- HJ262: Commending New Kent County which joined the 'Cool Counties' initiative.
- HJ353: Commemorating the 40th anniversary of Charles C. Green, et al. v. County School Board of New Kent.
- HJ354: Commending Quinton Volunteer Fire & EMS, New Kent Company Two on its 50th anniversary.
- HJ556: Commending Jennifer Phillips.
- HJ564: Commending the Rotary Clubs of Hanover and Mechanicsville.
- HJ5008: Celebrating the life of Frances Nelson Gray.
- HJ6012: Celebrating the life of Mildred Jeter Loving.
- HJ6015: Celebrating the life of Eugene Williamson McCaul.
- HR19: Commending Caroline, King William, King and Queen, New Kent, and Spotsylvania Counties.
- HB1: Motor vehicles; definitions.
- HB1677: Motor vehicles; eluding police officer.
- HB1722: Road to Revolution Heritage Trail; establishment thereof.
- HB1723: 'Year 2000' references; eliminates references to problems arising therefrom.
- HB1920: School bus decals; school boards may display decals with bus safety hotlines.
- HB2828: Stalking; enhanced penalty therefor if victim is a minor.
- HB2835: Attorney General; compromise and settlement of disputes.
- HB2836: Revocable trusts; validity thereof.
- HB3084: School bus warning devices; requires red lights to be activated whenever bus door is opened.
- HB3182: Medical evidence; appeals to circuit court.
- HB3207: Assisted living facilities; resident shall not be removed by Board of Social Services.
- HJ565: Constitutional amendment; Transportation Trust Fund (first reference).
- HJ566: National Action Week of United States Bone and Joint Decade; designating as Oct. 12-20, 2007.
- HJ573: Celebrating the life of Captain Shane T. Adcock.
- HJ574: Commending Robert Jones.
- HJ579: Constitutional amendment; prohibits taking of private property by eminent domain powers.
- HJ597: Sales tax nexus; joint subcommittee to study.
- HJ702: Public schools; joint subcommittee to study appropriateness and efficacy of open education content.
- HJ703: Redistricting process; joint subcommittee to study.
- HJ837: Commending Nancy Lee Martin.
- HJ858: Celebrating the life of Lewis Latane Trice.
- HJ930: Commending JoWanda Rollins.
- HJ276: Celebrating the life of Lloyd Eugene Byrum, Jr.
- HJ355: Commending the King William High School competition cheer team.
- HJ367: Celebrating the life of Antoon Maria Arkesteyn, Jr.
- HJ461: Celebrating the life of Montie Benn Felts.
- HJ5009: Commending Jerry Hoffman.
- HJ5032: Celebrating the life of Thomas Hardyman.
- HJ5043: Commending Larry Gallaher.
- HJ5056: Celebrating the life of the Honorable Asbury Christian Compton.
- HJ5070: Commending Carolyn Williamson.
- HJ5087: Celebrating the life of William Raleigh Henshaw.
- HJ5122: Celebrating the life of John Joseph McLaughlin, Sr.
- HJ5137: Commending Sue Forbes Watson.
- HJ5138: Commending the Hanover High School softball team.