Del. Glenn Davis (R-Virginia Beach)

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Party
Republican
District
84: City of Virginia Beach (part)
Took Office
January 2014
Left Office
January 2024
Website
Copatroning Habits
63% of bills he has copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 62% of them are Republicans. Of all of his fellow copatrons of the bills that he copatroned, 55% of them are Republicans.
Partisanship
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Recent Mentions in the Media

WAVY.com: Del. Glenn Davis resigns early to become lead of VA’s Department of Energy

April 27, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

The Virginian-Pilot: Virginia Beach Republican Glenn Davis resigns

April 26, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

Richmond Times-Dispatch: Del. Glenn Davis to leave VA legislature

April 4, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

13newsnow.com WVEC: Del. Glenn Davis will not be running for reelection

April 4, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

The Virginian-Pilot: General Assembly shakeups hit Hampton Roads

April 4, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

These are all of the video clips of Glenn Davis’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2014. There are 22 video clips in all.

Bills

  • HB221: STEM+C; included in Standards of Learning, Bd. of Education to incorporate certain provisions.
  • HB1489: Naturopathic medicine; establishes licensure requirements for the practice.
  • HB1490: Virginia Public Procurement Act; certain construction contracts, performance and payment bonds.
  • HB1491: Small business; redefines for the purposes of certain programs.
  • HB1492: Special education and related services; certain deadlines.
  • HB1493: Best interests of the child; assuring frequent and continuing contact with both parents.
  • HB1508: Virginia Education Success Account Program; established, report.
  • HB1591: Data Governance and Analytics, Office of; repeals sunset provision.
  • HB1592: Public schools; codes of student conduct, policies and procedures prohibiting bullying.
  • HB1593: Standards for accreditation; school accreditation review frequency.
  • HB1751: Elections; ranked choice voting, local governing bodies, school boards, & primaries for any office.
  • HB1810: State and local employees; rights of employees, freedoms of conscience and expression.
  • HB2341: High school graduation; alternative pathways to advanced studies diploma & associated diploma seals.
  • HB2374: Pharmacies; prohibits refusal to fill prescription from telemedicine provider.
  • HB2487: Correctional facilities; use of restorative housing.
  • HB2490: Division laboratory schools; application and establishment.
  • HJ592: Commending the 2023 Inductees to the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame.
  • HJ606: Celebrating the life of Louis Ray Jones.
  • HB58: Local government; prohibits certain practices that would require contractors to provide benefits.
  • HB69: Best interests of the child; assuring frequent and continuing contact with both parents.
  • HB70: Law-Enforcement Officers Procedural Guarantee Act; minimum rights.
  • HB77: Illegal gambling; exceptions, internet poker conducted in a private residence.
  • HB78: Automatic renewal or continuous service offer to consumer; cancellation and online opt-out.
  • HB80: Healthcare Regulatory Sandbox Program; established, report, sunset date.
  • HB125: Elections; political campaign advertisements, violations, civil penalties not to exceed $25,000.
  • HB126: Health insurance; proton radiation therapy coverage.
  • HB127: Governor's Schools, academic year; certain practices prohibited and required.
  • HB128: Virginia Diverse Educator Scholarship Fund and Program; created and established.
  • HB129: Elections; primaries for local offices, ranked choice voting, conduct of election.
  • HB221: STEM+C; included in Standards of Learning, Bd. of Education to incorporate certain provisions.
  • HB248: Carrier & managed care health insurance plans; VDH to review efficiency & productivity, etc.
  • HB249: Virginia Telecommunications Initiative; eligibility.
  • HB340: High school graduation; multiple pathways to advanced studies diploma, associated diploma seals.
  • HB344: Public charter schools; applications, review and approval.
  • HB346: College partnership laboratory schools; application and establishment.
  • HB381: Consumer Data Protection Act; data deletion request.
  • HB384: State and local employees; rights of employees, freedoms of conscience and expression.
  • HB1031: Elections; local offices, reapportionment and redistricting, effect of certain changes.
  • HB1033: Firearms; control by localities of possession or carrying.
  • HB1188: Student Advisory Board; established.
  • HB1226: Higher educational institutions, baccalaureate public; SCHEV shall conduct a productivity analysis.
  • HB1249: Food donations; labeling, liability.
  • HB1304: Information Technology Advisory Council; membership, powers and duties, report.
  • HJ145: Higher education; statewide strategic plan, report.
  • HR32: Commending the 2020 and 2022 inductees to the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame.
  • HR69: Commending Bob Sasser.
  • HB346: Small Business and Supplier Diversity, Department of; redefines 'small business.'
  • HB1123: High school graduation requirements; certain substitutions.
  • HB1584: Business advisory committee; established.
  • HB1793: Concealed handgun permit; local control of firearms.
  • HB1794: Collective bargaining; prohibited considerations during negotiations.
  • HB1947: High school graduation requirements; certain substitutions.
  • HB2041: Best interests of the child; assuring frequent and continuing contact with both parents.
  • HB2225: Empowerment Scholarship Accounts; established, report.
  • HB2278: Voter registration; political party affiliation, closed primary elections.
  • HB2280: Higher educational institutions, public, and State Bd. for Community Colleges; governing boards.
  • HJ524: Abolition Day; designating as December 6, 2021, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HR702: Commending the Green Run Homes Association.
  • HR723: Commending Sentara Princess Anne Hospital.
  • HR816: Commending Elisha Harris.
  • HB139: New media and technology innovation; establishes income tax credit.
  • HB140: Public employment; limitations on inquiries by state agencies and localities regarding arrests.
  • HB141: Marriage records; divorce and annulment reports, eliminates requirement for identification of race.
  • HB142: Concealed handgun permits; demonstration of competence.
  • HB346: Small Business and Supplier Diversity, Department of; redefines 'small business.'
  • HB347: Commonwealth's medical cannabis program; SHHR to convene work group to review & make recommendation.
  • HB348: Health insurance; authorization of drug prescribed by psychiatrist.
  • HB349: Hemp products; regulation, advertising.
  • HB350: Best interests of the child; frequent and continuing contact with each parent.
  • HB352: Virginia Fusion Intelligence Center; school safety mobile application.
  • HB353: Alcoholic beverage control; confectionery license, definition of liquid.
  • HB354: Financial institutions; liability when instructions of attorney-in-fact disregarded.
  • HB484: Hemp products; regulation, labeling.
  • HB485: Best interests of a child; when appropriate, frequent and continuing contact with each parent.
  • HB499: Higher Education Advisory Committee; higher education funding, report.
  • HB1007: CIO; transition of web-based services for executive branch agencies to cloud-based server solutions.
  • HB1008: Personal property tax; exemption for household goods and personal effects.
  • HB1009: Common interest communities; Virginia Real Estate Time-Share Act.
  • HB1075: Home care organizations; public disclosure of complaints.
  • HB1123: High school graduation requirements; certain substitutions.
  • HB1124: Yellow schools; authorization.
  • HB1125: Charitable Gaming Board; Texas Hold'em poker events.
  • HB1126: Abandoned, unattended, or immobile vehicles; minimum weight.
  • HB1127: Therapeutic day treatment; definition.
  • HB1550: Franchises; covenants not to compete.
  • HB1584: Business advisory committee; established.
  • HB1679: Business licenses; acceptable identification.
  • HB1723: Firearm Safety Awareness Week; designating as last full week in September each year.
  • HB1724: License plates, special; AUTISM AWARENESS.
  • HB5020: Concealed handgun permit; local control of firearms.
  • HB5021: Collective bargaining; prohibited considerations during negotiations.
  • HB5022: Public elementary and secondary schools, certain; alternative supervision.
  • HB5024: Firearm sales; criminal history record information check, penalty.
  • HB5027: Health, Board and Commissioner of; appeal of an order, award to person who operates a business.
  • HB5031: United States flag; prohibition on removal on any private personal property, etc.
  • HB5044: Minimum standards for citizen complaints against law enforcement; investigation time limits.
  • HJ5004: Abolition Day; designating as December 6, 2020, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HR511: Celebrating the life of Benito Loyola, Sr.
  • HB966: Income tax, sales tax, etc.; refundable credit for certain local taxes.
  • HB1855: Charitable Gaming Board; Texas Hold'em poker events.
  • HB1900: Health Care Provider Credentials Data Solution Fund; created, blockchain technology.
  • HB2124: Length of school term; waiver for evacuation.
  • HB2125: Education, Board of; alternative pathway to the advanced studies diploma.
  • HB2126: Accident and sickness insurance; step therapy protocols.
  • HB2127: Children; maximizing amount of time minor children spend with each parent.
  • HB2163: New media and technology innovation; establishes income tax credit.
  • HB2164: Small Business and Supplier Diversity, Department of; redefines 'small business.'
  • HB2165: Income tax, state; credit for solar energy equipment.
  • HB2245: Tetrahydrocannabinol; products containing, permits to process and dispense cannabidiol oil.
  • HB2246: Higher Education Advisory Committee; higher education funding, report.
  • HB2415: Business records; electronically registered on a blockchain self-authenticating document.
  • HB2416: Public charter schools; additional student services, etc.
  • HB2595: CIO; transition of web-based services for executive branch agencies to cloud-based server solutions.
  • HB2707: Virginia Charitable Gaming Board; conduct of charitable gaming.
  • HB373: Multistate Tax Commission; the Commonwealth to become associate member.
  • HB375: Local government; prohibiting certain practices requiring contractors to provide compensation, etc.
  • HB376: Secure and Resilient Commonwealth Panel; changes appointing authorities for members.
  • HB386: Health insurance; step therapy protocols.
  • HB395: Education improvement scholarships tax credit; eligibility requirements.
  • HB398: Virginia Public Procurement Act; bid, performance, and payment bonds, waiver by localities, sunset.
  • HB576: High school graduation requirements; substitution of computer coding for foreign language credit.
  • HB589: Higher educational institutions, public and private; diplomas, proof of education.
  • HB657: Virginia Public Procurement Act; competitive sealed bidding.
  • HB673: Transitional Medical Assistance Services Program; established, report.
  • HB674: Common Interest Community Board; developer may obtain surety bond or letter of credit.
  • HB798: Income tax, state; apportionment of sales for debt buyers.
  • HB804: VEDP; grants and other economic incentive programs administered.
  • HB966: Income tax, sales tax, etc.; refundable credit for certain local taxes.
  • HB969: Workers' compensation; statutory employers, exclusions.
  • HB982: Higher educational institutions, public; funding.
  • HB1351: Joint legal, joint physical, or sole child custody; court shall consider and may award.
  • HB1509: Charitable Gaming Board; Texas Hold'em poker events.
  • HB1512: Higher educational institutions, public; tuition and room and board, enrollment.
  • HB1530: High schools; Board of Education to make recommendations.
  • HJ153: State recordkeeping, etc.; joint subcommittee to study implementation of blockchain technology.
  • HJ345: Commending the Department of General Services.
  • HJ393: Celebrating the life of Loretta H. Tate.
  • HJ563: Commending Dan Ryan, Sr.
  • HB362: Accident and sickness insurance; step therapy protocols, disclosure of information.
  • HB966: Income tax, corporate; apportionment of income to Virginia.
  • HB969: Virginia Retail Sales and Use Tax Act; conforms the Commonwealth's sales and use tax laws.
  • HB1499: Apportionment of income; corporate income tax.
  • HB1501: Virginia Retail Sales and Use Tax Act.
  • HB1502: Communications sales and use tax; sales price.
  • HB1503: Membership in Multistate Tax Commission.
  • HB1637: Possession or distribution of marijuana for medical purposes; Crohn's disease.
  • HB1752: Virginia Economic Development Partnership Authority (VEDP); grants and other economic incentives.
  • HB1753: Local government; prohibiting certain practice requiring contractors to provide compensation, etc.
  • HB1754: Securities Act; regulation of federal covered securities.
  • HB1755: Step therapy protocols; disclosures.
  • HB1756: Education improvement scholarships tax credit; eligibility requirements.
  • HB2378: High school graduation requirements; substitution of computer coding for foreign language credit.
  • HB2436: Auditor of Public Accounts; online database, register of funds expended.
  • HB2437: Virginia Public Procurement Act; use of best value contracting.
  • HJ618: Study; the costs and benefits of assisting localities in alleviating pay compression.
  • HJ619: Study; Tax Commissioner to study disincentives to upgrade machinery and tools; report.
  • HJ621: Commending Matthew A. Gump.
  • HJ824: Commending Colonel Edward D. Shames, USA, Ret.
  • HR357: Commending Chantel Ray.
  • HB264: Local government; prohibiting certain practices requiring contractors to provide compensation, etc.
  • HB265: Charter schools, public; amount appropriated to local school boards.
  • HB266: Law libraries; assessment as part of cost in civil actions.
  • HB358: School security funds; certain private elementary and secondary schools.
  • HB359: Multistate Tax Commission; the Commonwealth to become associate member.
  • HB362: Accident and sickness insurance; step therapy protocols, disclosure of information.
  • HB365: Adaptive Learning Tools Grant Fund; established.
  • HB366: Disposition of unclaimed property; intangible property held by locality.
  • HB367: Nonconforming uses; uses that do not conform to zoning prescribed for district, etc.
  • HB368: Firearms; disposition of those acquired by localities.
  • HB454: Motor vehicles; vehicles not to be equipped with televisions and video within view of driver.
  • HB455: Virginia Employment Commission; work group, unemployment benefit charges.
  • HB929: Cybersecurity; promotion of industry in the Commonwealth.
  • HB930: Virginia Public Procurement Act; procurement of information technology goods and services.
  • HB964: Contractors, Board for; exemptions from licensure.
  • HB965: Public schools; organizations governing interscholastic programs.
  • HB966: Income tax, corporate; apportionment of income to Virginia.
  • HB967: School term; waiver of length of school term, early course mastery.
  • HB968: Mortgage lenders and mortgage brokers, licensed; posting license.
  • HB969: Virginia Retail Sales and Use Tax Act; conforms the Commonwealth's sales and use tax laws.
  • HB1227: Securities Act; registration exemptions.
  • HB1327: Local law-enforcement agencies; body-worn cameras.
  • HB1372: Autonomous vehicles and piloted vehicles; definitions.
  • HB1373: Virginia Public Procurement Act; design-build contracts, purchase of intellectual property.
  • HJ67: Commending SCORE Hampton Roads.
  • HJ450: Commending Macon and Joan Brock.
  • HJ453: Commending Dollar Tree, Inc.
  • HJ454: Commending The Basilica of Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception.
  • HJ502: Commending Janet J. Zitt.
  • HJ513: Commending Green Run Collegiate.
  • HB381: Income tax, state; tax credit for principal paid on business loans.
  • HB388: Charter schools; funding.
  • HB1278: Unemployment compensation; employer responsibility for benefit charges.
  • HB1313: School Performance Report Card; rankings.
  • HB1314: Student eligibility for in-state tuition at public institutions of higher education; state subsidy.
  • HB1415: Public schools; organizations governing interscholastic programs.
  • HB1608: Local government; prohibits practices that would require contractors to provide benefits.
  • HB1623: Securities Act; crowdfunding exemption.
  • HB1624: Multistate Tax Commission; Tax Commissioner to take steps for Va. to become an associate member.
  • HB1709: Offshore natural gas and oil; allocation of royalties.
  • HB1985: Virginia Science Technology Engineering and Applied Mathematics (STEAM) Academy, Inc.; established.
  • HB2220: Charter schools; per pupil funding to be allocated by local school board on a noncategorical basis.
  • HB2221: DUI; preliminary analysis of saliva.
  • HB2225: Income tax, state; tax credit for principal paid on business loans.
  • HB2233: Taxation, Commissioner of the Department of; working group to evaluate market-based sourcing.
  • HB2341: Unclaimed property; disposition, contents of reports, notice published by State Treasurer.
  • HJ947: Commending 360IT Partners.
  • HJ948: Commending Michael Torrech.
  • HB381: Income tax, state; tax credit for principal paid on business loans.
  • HB382: Charter schools; funding.
  • HB388: Charter schools; funding.
  • HB422: Local government; prohibit certain practices requiring contractors to provide certain benefits, etc.
  • HB442: Income tax, corporate; market-based sourcing.
  • HB443: Financial institutions; broadens definition.
  • HB589: Personal property tax; exemption for household goods.
  • HB617: Personal property tax; classification.
  • HB1082: School boards, local; unlawful hiring practices.
  • HB1271: School boards, local; required training for certain members.
  • HJ5253: Commending Betsy Doxey.