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Senator Fred Quayle

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Party Republican
District 13: Chesapeake City (Part), Franklin City (Part), Hopewell City (Part), Isle of Wight County (Part), Portsmouth City (Part), Prince George County (Part), Southampton County (Part), Suffolk City (Part), Su [map]
Took Office January 1992
Next Election November 2011
Committees Courts of Justice, Education and Health, Finance, Local Government, Rules
Fundraising $381,804 raised for next election (VPAP)
Bills Passed 41.5% in 2007

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imsurroundedbyidiots.wordpress.com: "I will go down with this ship?"

March 9, 2008
That?s a reference to Dido by the way. Anyway: NBC4: Lawmakers Kill Abusive Driver Fees: Lawmakers working overtime in Richmond voted late Saturday night to kill Virginia?s much-reviled abusive driver fees as soon as possible. The law, which went into effect last year, will be repealed the moment Gov. Tim Kaine signs the bills. The move became assured in early January when Kaine conceded that after six months, the fees had failed to approach the estimated revenue yield and that highway deat...

www.3676.net: Planned Parenthood singled out NOT to recieve government funding

February 26, 2008
Voting is one way of making your voice heard. Communicating directly with elected officials is another. I find that communicating with elected officials is highly effective. Voting is a one-time-thing, to get someone IN to office. Communicating with elected officials is an all-the-time-thing, to make sure that said elected official is doing right by you. In politics, I really do believe that the squeaky wheel gets the grease. I can only vote once, but I squeak early and often. From Planned Pa...

The Conservative V.O.I.C.E ~Voter Outreach to Increase Conservatives in Virginia Elections~: Senate Approves Gas Tax Hike

February 18, 2008
Senate Approves Gas Tax Hike 18 Feb Posted by Carlton Huffman as Virginia Senate, Fiscal Issues Staying true to form and conforming to the warnings of conservatives, the Democratic controlled Senate approved a bill calling for a gas tax hike over the period of six years. All of the Senate?s 21 Democrats voted in favor while 4 Republicans deserted and voted to help raise taxes. Sen. Hanger, Harry Blevins, Fred Quayle, and John Watkins all decided that it would be nicer to increase taxes in...

swacgirl.blogspot.com: Hanger votes for gas tax increase

February 15, 2008
You may be paying more state taxes at the gas pump in the future. According to the Roanoke Times: The Virginia Senate voted 25-15 just before noon today to approve legislation that would increase the state gas tax by 5 cents over the next five years. ... The bill would raise the tax by a penny each year. Saslaw said it's expected to bring $52 million in new revenue its first year. Many Republicans opposed the bill as an unnecessary gas tax, but several members of the party voted for it. Sen. Em...

FAMILYFOUNDATIONBLOG.COM : No More Big Macs

February 15, 2008
It looks like Virginians will have to go without their Big Mac value meals. At least if the Democrat majority in the Senate has its way. Earlier today, Majority Leader Dick Saslaw (D-35, Springfield), got his way, putting aside much of the calendar to get right to the topic du jour: SB 713, a massive gas tax increase (more than a billion dollars through its five-year phase in as the bill?s own impact statement claims) which he patrons. The vote carried 25-15, with all 21 Dems voting yea along w...

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Tidewater News: The strongest tornado ever to hit Suffolk

April 30, 2008
Kaine and other legislators, including Congressman Randy Forbes, Congresswoman Thelma Drake, Delegate Chris Jones, Sen. Fred Quayle and many other state and ...

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Contact Fred Quayle

District Office
P.O. Box 368 Suffolk, VA 23439
757-483-9173

Richmond Office (during session)
P.O. Box 396
Richmond, Virginia 23218
804-698-7513

Room 304 of the General Assembly Building

E-Mail
district13@sov.state.va.us

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Aggregated Bill Poll Results

141 votes

Newest Comments

  • SB330:
    Richard writes: 04/02/08 Governor: Approved by Governor-Chapter 809 (effective 7/1/08)
  • SB330:
    Alison Hymes writes: It does seem as if the statute was poorly written or interpreted in a way it wasn't originally intended. It would have ...
  • SJ170:
    Judi Luffman writes: I support this legislation celebrating the life of Peter Eustis. Peter was not only a gentleman, but a man who believed...
  • SB330:
    Elizabeth writes: Thanks for your response Alison. But, unfortunately, due to the Schwartz Ruling, a therapist cannot even testify as to ...
  • SB330:
    Alison Hymes writes: Elizabeth, don't know if these provisions are helpful to you or not, but here they are: C. Nothing in this section shal...

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