Delegate Chris Peace (R-Mechanicsville)

Photo of Chris Peace
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 ?
board business children college commendation commending confidentiality congress court crime dillon rule disability doctor education health health care health insurance immigration insurance license license plate locality medicine privacy regulation school tax technology transportation university
Bills Passed
44% in 2013
Top Recent Contributors
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.

Recent Mentions on Blogs

Virginia Posts 2.2% Revenue Increase in April • Chris Peace

May 14, 2013
8/3/09 · Delegate Chris Peace on the 10th Amendment · 6/11/09 · Announcement of candidacy for Delegate ... Paid for and Authorized by Friends of Chris Peace. P.O. Box 819, Mechanicsville, VA 23111(804) ...

Delegate Peace Helps Celebrate Hanover DMV ... - Chris Peace

April 16, 2013
Delegate Praises Accessible Government Services Available in Hanover County. Central VA—Delegate Christopher K. Peace (R-Hanover) joined Hanover leaders to celebrate two milestones for residents in Hanover County.

VIRGINIA RIGHT BLOG ENDORSES DELEGATE CHRIS PEACE for ...

April 15, 2013
I (Sandy) have known Del. Chris Peace for sometime. In fact, even when I was not in his district, I was impressed with him very much. Delegate Peace has become a leader in the House of Delegates. He had a regular column ...

Delegate Peace Receives a Grade of A from State ... - Chris Peace

April 9, 2013
Delegate Christopher K. Peace (R-97th District) was very pleased to be informed that this year, based on his voting record, he has received a grade of “A” from the Virginia Chamber of Commerce. Peace's voting record indicated strong support for the business community's priorities. This award ... For these reasons, I am pleased with this positive score,” commented Del. Peace. According to their website, the mission of the Virginia Chamber of Commerce is to be a ...

our delegate, chris peace, announces re-election bid

March 14, 2013
Principled conservative, Fighter for the Middle-Class, Family Man. CENTRAL VA –Delegate Christopher K. Peace (R-97th District) announces his intentions to seek re-election and continue his commitment of faithfully serving ...
Recent Mentions in the Media

Altavista: Applicants become US citizens

May 10, 2013
Del. Chris Peace of Virginia's 97th District served as this year's keynote speaker. ?It's truly an honor to be here this morning,? he said. ?For you to say these words, 'I am a citizen of the United States,' for a first time, I can't imagine how ...

Richmond Times Dispatch: Legislators weigh in on budget, Medicaid

May 1, 2013
Ryan McDougle, R-Mechanicsville, and Donald McEachin, D-Henrico, who represent the 4th and 9th districts, respectively, and Del. Chris Peace, R-Hanover, 97th District addressed a breakfast meeting of the Hanover Business Council on Thursday, April 25, ...

The Virginian-Pilot: Speaker raising money for road bill's GOP voters

April 23, 2013
Speaker raising money for road bill's GOP votersHanover County Republican Del. Chris Peace rejects that idea, even though he voted against the road-funding bill. Peace doesn't plan to give to the speaker's new PAC but said he has no concerns about the intent of the separate fundraising account. He ...
From this Legislator’s Twitter Feed

July 11, 2012

VisitRichmond: Grab your lawnchairs & head out to Polegreen Church tomorrow night for their Lawnchairs and Liberty concert! http://t.co/J8CImTmw #

February 14, 2012

GregHabeeb: Amazing Dem messaging today. More abortions, more criminals on the streets, more taxes, less jobs and no reform. Not an exaggeration. #

February 14, 2012

MarkKeam: 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, 2011

Heritage: School choice is the BEST choice for American kids! Florida gets it right! http://herit.ag/gwU #

May 9, 2011

jmartpolitico: 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

Jan 16, 2009
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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.