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Delegate Glenn Oder

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Party Republican
District 94: City of Newport News (part) [map]
Took Office January 2002
Next Election November 2009
Committees Counties, Cities and Towns, General Laws, Transportation (Chair)
Website vagopnetwork.com
Fundraising $106,338 raised for next election (VPAP)
Bills Passed 58.3% in 2007

Recent Mentions on Blogs

The Shad Plank: HRBT? Your words are strange to us ....

May 8, 2008
Del. Bob Brink, D-Arlington, certainly knows about traffic problems in his neck of the woods up in Northern Virginia. He's more perplexed by his cousins in congestion from Hampton Roads. On Wednesday, when the two regions got together to talk traffic, Brink put his confusion into words. "I've always felt you people down there are speaking in tongues -- HRBT and third crossing and all that kind of stuff," he said. Oh yeah? What about Dulles Rail? What's that supposed to mean? And what's with ...

The Shad Plank: Could Virginia sell the tolling rights to local bridges and tunnels?

May 1, 2008
This is a fascinating idea that's has a huge amount of potential and obviously it needs some really hefty analysis. Del. Phil Hamilton, R-Newport News, is really driving the idea right now. He brought it up a couple of weeks ago, when he and Del. G. Glenn Oder were still waiting to hear if the Virginia Department of Transportation was going to study expanding the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel. Now that that study is underway, Hamilton is making some more noise about using the private sector t...

blog.vivianpaige.com: A tale of two meetings

April 30, 2008
Saturday morning, I attended a symposium on regional unity, sponsored by The Future of Hampton Roads, Inc. The event featured a panel comprised of Dels. John Cosgrove, Glenn Oder and Joe Bouchard, along with Art Collins, the retiring executive director of the Hampton Roads Planning District Commission. While the overriding theme of the symposium was identification of issues that require regional unity, one thing dominated: transportation. The discussion with the panel and the subsequent small-...

blog.vivianpaige.com: A tale of two meetings

April 30, 2008
Saturday morning, I attended a symposium on regional unity, sponsored by The Future of Hampton Roads, Inc. The event featured a panel comprised of Dels. John Cosgrove, Glenn Oder and Joe Bouchard, along with Art Collins, the retiring executive director of the Hampton Roads Planning District Commission. While the overriding theme of the symposium was identification of issues that require regional unity, one thing dominated: transportation. The discussion with the panel and the subsequent small-...

The Shad Plank: The bridge sketch migrates to Richmond

April 23, 2008
You may remember the story of Walter Grantz, the local engineer who helped design the original Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel and various other crossings in the region. Grantz became a part of the local transportation debate when he took a hypothetical bridge soaring over the HRBT and went ahead and sketched out a detailed version. Grantz used aerial photos and navigational depth charts to get a realistic idea of whether a bridge could really be built linking Hampton with Norfolk. If you missed ...

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Recent Mentions in the Media

The Virginian-Pilot: Promising alliance for urban regions

May 9, 2008
?If we fix Hampton Roads and Northern Virginia, we benefit the entire state,? said Del. Glenn Oder, who came up with the idea for the summit.

Daily Press: Common ground sought on transportation issues

May 8, 2008
Del. G. Glenn Oder, R-Newport News, was credited as a driving force behind this first-ever meeting. "It was never my expectation that we would generate a ...

The Virginian-Pilot: Legislators reach some consensus on roads plan

May 7, 2008
Del. Glenn Oder, R-Newport News, had to urge a few legislators who initially declined to speak up on road funding. ?This is a real opportunity for all of us ...

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May 3, 2008
Del. G. Glenn Oder, R- Newport News, was one of the lawmakers who suggested that a single additional two-lane tube at the HRBT could help break the traffic ...

Daily Press: Bridge won't work

April 27, 2008
Del. Glenn Oder in his April 12 op-ed, "Don't dismiss the concept of a high-level bridge," still has it wrong about a high bridge crossing of Hampton Roads.

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Contact Glenn Oder

District Office
P.O. Box 6161
Newport News, VA 23606

Richmond Office (during session)
P.O. Box 406
Richmond, Virginia 23218
804-698-1094

Room 505 of the General Assembly Building

E-Mail
DelGOder@house.state.va.us

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    S. Shah writes: While I fully agree with Mr.Brockett and Mr.Hope, I would like to add that when someone requires funds immediately, payd...
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    Mike V. writes: It doesn't seem nutty to me that someone might need a small loan with overdraft fees in the $30-35 range. For someone to...
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