Delegate Dave Nutter (R-Christiansburg)

Photo of Dave Nutter
Party
Republican
District
7: Counties of Montgomery (part) and Pulaski (part); City of Radford [map]
Took Office
January 2002
Left Office
January 2012
Website
davenutter.com
Copatroning Habits
77% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 73% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 62% of them are Republicans.
Partisanship
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Tag Cloud ?
business diploma drugs education election elections employment energy environment firearm gun handgun high school income tax locality medicine military montgomery property real estate regulation sbe study tax tax credit transportation utility veteran weapon workforce development
Top Recent Contributors
Donor Sector Total
Griffith, Friends Of Morgan Republican candidate committees $15,000
Howell For Delegate PACs operated by Republican state politicians $9,600
Medical Society Of Virginia Physicians $4,506
Davis, Sandra Cupp Building operators & managers $4,200
Virginia Dental Association Dentists $4,000
Virginia Bankers Association Commercial banks & bank holding companies $3,250
Painter Jr, Joseph G Attorneys & law firms $3,025
Virginia Hospital & Health Care Association Hospitals $3,000
Turk Jr, James C Attorneys & law firms $2,500
Virginia Health Care Association Nursing homes $2,500

Data provided by The National Institute on Money in State Politics.

Recent Mentions on Blogs

Q & A with Del. Dave Nutter - Blogs - Roanoke.com

January 8, 2012
About Dave Nutter: Age: 56 Home: Price's Fork First elected: 2001, served five terms in House of Delegates Work: Economic development specialist at Virginia Tech Quote: “People think it's all about Republicans and ...

Stakes Are High in Upcoming Elections | The Roanoke Star

November 3, 2011
His opponent, Republican Delegate Dave Nutter, is working Roanoke City and especially the Lee-Hi precinct where he was heavily supported in the primary against Tea Party candidate Tripp Godsey. Governor McDonnell has been there for Nutter. U.S. Senators Mark Warner and Jim Webb were here for Edwards. ... Nutter voted against outgoing Del. Bill Cleaveland's work-around that allows the Roanoke City School System to start their school year prior to Labor ...

Dave Nutter takes Tripp Godsey in Republican primary

August 24, 2011
Delegate Dave Nutter. As the numbers rolled in from Virginia's State Board of Elections the Roanoke Tea Party candidate held a slim lead. He held that lead and squeaked out a win in both Roanoke County and Roanoke City. Godsey's campaign manager, Greg Aldridge was embolden saying that Nutter “with all of his ... Aldridge confirmed Godsey's commitment to support Del. Dave Nutter for the general election in November. With 2.3 percent of those registered ...

Delegate Dave Nutter says lack of leadership in 21st senate district

July 18, 2011
Delegate Dave Nutter says lack of leadership in 21st senate district. Delegate Dave Nutter talks about the issues. “I think there is a vacuum of leadership,” said Christiansburg Delegate Dave Nutter (R-7th). ... Del. Nutter talks with supporters. Governor McDonnell turned down $55 million of funding from the federal government rejecting the Personal Responsibility Education Program for comprehensive sex education. Instead opting for the abstinence only program.

Dave Nutter to Challenge John Edwards in the 21st Senate District ...

June 15, 2011
In its quest to regain the majority, the Senate Republican Caucus is expanding its playing field once again after Del. Dave Nutter announced his intention to forego another term in the House of Delegates to challenge ...
Recent Mentions in the Media

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These are all of the video clips of Dave Nutter’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2009. There are 42 video clips in all.

Index

Feb 02, 2009
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Bills

  • HB995: Firearms; purchaser may present military identification card or concealed handgun permit.
  • HB998: Income tax, corporate; renewable energy products tax credit.
  • HB2249: Elections, State Board of; powers and duties.
  • HB2250: SCHEV; creation of nonstock corporation to support academic research.
  • HB2251: Pollbooks; when electronic version fails to operate, officers shall maintain a written list.
  • HB2252: Prescription Monitoring Program; report required for certain prescriptions.
  • HB2253: Health professions; reciprocity exemption from licensing.
  • HB2254: Drug treatment court; established in Montgomery County.
  • HB2255: Health records; health care providers who prescribe or dispense controlled substances.
  • HB2256: Schedule II drugs; identification required for filling prescriptions.
  • HB2257: Surreptitious photographs; person who publishes is in violation of prohibiting upskirting.
  • HB2258: Nonpublic school students; participation in interscholastic sports.
  • HB2400: Income tax, corporate; subcontracts tax credit.
  • HB2464: Drug Control Act; conforms Schedule II to federal drug classification schedule.
  • HB2475: Wilderness Road; designating certain highway segments as Virginia byways.
  • HJ636: Engineering curriculum; Department of Education to development in public schools, report.
  • HJ831: Commending Fran Rooker.
  • HJ832: Commending Thomas L. Starnes.
  • HJ862: Commending James I. Robertson, Jr.
  • HR81: Celebrating the life of Karen Cronin.
  • HB988: Governor's Development Opportunity Fund; grants to localities for certain federal programs.
  • HB989: Bad checks; any person making, drawing, or delivering any check in payment of rent, penalty.
  • HB990: Web-based procurement program; DGS to establish a fee schedule for all procurement contracts.
  • HB991: Truck weights; exempts vehicles hauling wood pellets from weight limits and permit fees.
  • HB992: Law-enforcement employees; overtime compensation.
  • HB993: DUI; unlawful for any person under age 21 to operate motor vehicle.
  • HB994: Charter; Town of Christiansburg.
  • HB995: Firearms; purchaser may present military identification card or concealed handgun permit.
  • HB998: Income tax, corporate; renewable energy products tax credit.
  • HB999: Certified renewable energy manufacturing equipment, etc.; separate classification for property tax.
  • HB1000: Polling places; requires electoral board to give notice of alternative place to vote.
  • HB1001: Students, nonpublic school; participation in public school interscholastic programs.
  • HB1002: New River Valley Emergency Communications Regional Authority; created.
  • HB1003: Regional Industrial Facilities Act; method by which member locality of authority may withdraw.
  • HB1304: Virginia Workforce Development Authority; created.
  • HJ126: Interstate safety rest areas; Virginia Transportation Research Council to study.
  • HJ129: Public defender; Indigent Defense Commission to study creation of office to serve Montgomery County.
  • HJ217: Celebrating the life of David Wayne DeHart.
  • HJ220: Commending Radford University on the occasion of its 100th anniversary.
  • HJ221: Commending the Radford High School boys' basketball team.
  • HJ426: Commending the Christiansburg High School wrestling team.
  • HJ427: Commending James Wesley Epperly.
  • HB982: Concealed handgun permit applications; access to personal information.
  • HB987: Higher Education, Council of; creation of nonstock corporation to support academic research.
  • HB1419: Health insurance; coordination of benefits.
  • HB1454: VDOT; waiver of certain entrance sight-distance requirements.
  • HB2142: Statewide Healthcare Workforce Authority; created, report..
  • HB2143: Retirement System; purchase of prior service credit by teachers.
  • HB2144: Concealed handgun permit applications; access to personal information.
  • HB2145: Health insurance provider contracts; access to coverage information by Internet, etc.
  • HB2146: Retirement System; adds school board members to membership.
  • HB2147: Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, etc., Board for; land surveyors.
  • HB2148: Onsite treatment works; designs therefor include a report by professional soil scientist.
  • HB2149: Higher Education, Council of; task force to plan to expand teacher preparation.
  • HB2368: Income tax, state and Retail Sales and Use Tax; credit, etc. for certain telecommunication provider.
  • HB2369: Prescription medication; Substance Abuse Services Council, to conduct 1 year study, report.
  • HB2370: Virginia's Future, Council on; assessment of the impact of prescription drug abuse.
  • HB2371: Rates; SCC to conduct proceeding relating thereto for certain sales of electric power to customers.
  • HB2372: Electric utility rates; curtailing peak power purchases.
  • HJ856: Celebrating the life of Zenobia Lawrence Hikes.
  • HJ857: Celebrating the life of William E. Skelton.
  • HB978: VPI & SU; Board of Visitors to convey certain property to Virginia Tech Foundation, Inc.
  • HB979: TAG; eligibility for students attending Edward Via Virginia College of Osteopathic Medicine.
  • HB980: Career coaches; Board for Community Colleges to establish guidelines for in public high schools.
  • HB981: Retirement System; benefits for local law-enforcement officers.
  • HB982: Concealed handgun permit applications; access to personal information.
  • HB983: Charter; City of Radford.
  • HB984: Math specialist pilot program; Department of Education to establish, report.
  • HB985: Income tax, state; teacher expenses for materials tax credit.
  • HB986: Income tax, state; tax credit for health insurance premiums paid by small business employers.
  • HB987: SCHEV; creation of nonstock corporation to support academic research.
  • HB988: State song; designates 'Virginia: Where Heaven Touches Earth' .
  • HB1316: Higher educational institutions; board of visitors, etc. to establish threat assessment team.
  • HB1419: Health insurance; coordination of benefits.
  • HB1453: Transient occupancy tax; allows all 34 counties listed in statute to impose.
  • HB1454: VDOT; waiver of certain entrance sight-distance requirements.
  • HB1491: Temporary detention order; shall not exceed 96 hours.
  • HB1492: Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, etc., Board for; land surveyors.
  • HJ119: Small business; Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission to study impact of eVirginia thereon.
  • HJ127: Project Lead the Way Launch program; encouraging school divisions to consider launching.
  • HJ128: International education programs; encouraging higher educ. institutions to enhance opportunities.
  • HJ132: Brain Injury Awareness Month; designating as March 2008, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HJ447: Commending the Christiansburg Rescue Squad on the occasion of its 60th anniversary.
  • HJ448: Commending Hokies United.
  • HJ464: Commending American Red Cross Greater New River Valley Chapter.
  • HJ465: Commending American Red Cross Montgomery-Floyd Chapter.
  • HJ466: Commending the rescue squads, police departments, fire departments, sheriff's offices, and agencies.
  • HJ467: Commending the Riner Volunteer Fire Department on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
  • HJ468: Commending Christmas Kitchen.
  • HJ469: Commending the Elliston Volunteer Fire Department.
  • HJ482: Celebrating the life of Beulah Boothe Owens.
  • HJ485: Commending Montgomery Regional Hospital, Lewis-Gale Medical Center, Carilion New River Valley ...
  • HJ486: Commending Kathy Mantz.
  • HJ487: Commending Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
  • HJ488: Commending Alpha Omicron Circle on the occasion of its 75th anniversary.
  • HJ539: Commending Allan C. Burke.
  • HJ573: Commending Perry Cole.
  • HB425: Home Care Consumer and Worker Protection Act; created.
  • HB429: Church or public school building; arson of any unoccupied, penalty.
  • HB931: Tourism Financing Development Authority; created.
  • HB935: State Council of Higher Education for Virginia; creates nonstock corp. to support academic research.
  • HB1442: Diploma, standard; requirement includes career & technical education two credit sequence of courses.
  • HB2230: Tourism Financing Development Authority Act; created.
  • HB2231: Concealed handguns; allows certain State Police officer who leaves in good standing to carry.
  • HB2232: Rail Enhancement Fund; local contribution.
  • HB2233: Rail Enhancement Fund; governing body approving project must be received before funds expended.
  • HB2234: Rail Enhancement Fund; creation of a five-year plan.
  • HB2235: Concealed handgun permits; recognition of out-of-state permits.
  • HB2236: Radford University; increases board of visitors.
  • HB2237: Courthouse construction; assessment for renovation or maintenance.
  • HB2238: Higher Education, Council of; creation of nonstock corporation to support academic research.
  • HB2368: Criminal cases; increases compensation of experts.
  • HB2514: Line of Duty Act; benefits for certain private citizens.
  • HB3039: Water and sewer charges; adds Town of Blacksburg to localities that may attach lien on real estate.
  • HB3089: Biofuels Incentive Grant Program; lowers eligibility requirement therefor.
  • HB3104: Armed services; loans to members thereof or their dependents.
  • HB3158: Alcoholic beverage control; issuance of mixed beverage license for establishment in Smyth County.
  • HJ642: Higher educational institutions; Council of Higher Education in consideration of retaining faculty.
  • HJ653: Health insurance; Department of Medical Assistance Services to study modification to public subsidy.
  • HJ778: Celebrating the life of Corporal Eric Evine Sutphin.
  • HJ779: Celebrating the life of Derrick Lamont McFarland.
  • HJ784: Commending the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets.
  • HJ785: Commending the Pulaski County High School Theatre Arts Department.
  • HJ786: Commending Pathways of Service, Inc.
  • HJ946: Commending Norman G. Lineburg.
  • HJ947: Commending Chief Gary L. Brumfield.
  • HB422: Income tax, state; increases in personal exemption.
  • HB423: Retail Sales and Use Tax; distribution to certain localities.
  • HB424: Concealed handgun permits; recognition of out-of-state permits.
  • HB425: Home Care Consumer and Worker Protection Act; created.
  • HB426: Comprehensive Services Act; receipt of funds by children's residential facilities.
  • HB427: Residential treatment; Office of Comprehensive Services to negotiate contracts for services.
  • HB428: Income tax, state; filing of tax returns by military personnel in combat zones.
  • HB429: Church or public school building; arson of any unoccupied, penalty.
  • HB930: Vendor's manual; DGS, et al to establish procedure for refunding relevant eVa transaction fees.
  • HB931: Tourism Financing Development Authority; created.
  • HB932: Voluntary pre-clearance program; Employment Commission to prepare plan for drug-free employees.
  • HB933: Ticket scalping; prohibition on resale of tickets to certain public events.
  • HB934: Courthouses; increase in assessments for construction, renovation, or maintenance.
  • HB935: State Council of Higher Education for Virginia; creates nonstock corp. to support academic research.
  • HB1323: Transient occupancy tax; authorizes Montgomery County to impose.
  • HB1324: Health insurance; Commissioner of Insurance develop a plan to double competition in rural areas.
  • HB1442: Standard diploma; requirements to include one concentration in career and technical education.
  • HB1480: Income tax, state; career and technical education equipment tax credit.
  • HJ103: Colleges and universities; joint subcommittee to study research potential.
  • HJ161: Higher educational institutions; SCHEV to study competitiveness in attracting & retaining faculty.
  • HJ270: Commending Sergeant Kevin Tucker.
  • HJ328: Celebrating the life of Andrew Karlton Kanode.
  • HJ389: Commending Harold G. Linkous.
  • HJ454: Commending Susan Aheron Magill on a remarkable political career.
  • HJ499: Commending Israel O'Quinn.