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Delegate Harvey Morgan

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Party Republican
District 98: Counties of Essex, Gloucester, King and Queen (part), King William (part), Mathews, and Middlesex [map]
Took Office January 1980
Next Election November 2009
Committees Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources (Chair), Appropriations, Commerce and Labor
Fundraising $135,396 raised for next election (VPAP)
Bills Passed 47.2% in 2007

Recent Mentions on Blogs

Democratic Central : Environmental legislation in the General Assembly

March 11, 2008
Here is a run-down of the environmental legislation presented in this session of the General Assembly: HB 18 and 19 -- David Englin's bills to amend and to repeal legislation passed during the 2007 session of the General Assembly to consolidate the existing three citizen boards -- the State Air Pollution Control Board, the State Water Control Board, and the Waste Management Board -- into one 11- member citizen board died in Committee. http://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bi... , http://leg1.state.va.us...

vahighered.com: Pamunkey heritage runs deep for native Virginian

March 4, 2008
James Krigsvold wants to study archaeology. After he graduates from Rappahannock Community College with an arts and sciences degree he wants to transfer and major in anthropology at the College of William and Mary. Last summer he attended the college?s Archaeological Field School. ?That experience really sold me on the idea.? He participated in the [...]...

Richmond Leaders : Lawmaking in Virginia: The Gift that Keeps on Giving

March 3, 2008
Could it be a ploy? Worse, a plot? Assembly Anonymous is suspicious. The General Assembly passes a bill, the governor signs it and a law is enacted. Everyone goes home, writes newsletters to constituents boasting about the accomplishments of the session. Much patting on the back. Yet, legislators may want to go easy on the bluster. Nearly the entire 2008 session has been dominated by undoing what the General Assembly previously did! Exhibit A: In 2002 an innocent little bill was passed, the ...

VB Dems : Tit for Tat, You Stupid Republicans

February 27, 2008
Tit for Tat, You Stupid Republicans Fourteen House Republicans defeated commonsense today when the House voted 14-8 against SB 51, the bill that allowed local governments to make their own decisions about health care insurance. I blogged about it here. But horrors upon horrors, if those employees of said local government might actually include homosexuals with an interest in insuring their lifelong committed partners. Writes the ?Some Families? Foundation: ?SB 51, however, was assigned to...

baconsrebellion.blogspot.com: Warning: Don't Let Your Legislator Play with Guns

February 22, 2008
We've all enjoyed a good laugh at the bull-testicles bill, but nothing strikes me as more mock-worthy than the debate over the right to carry concealed weapons in restaurants. Surely, people must have something better to worry about! I don't own a gun, never have and never will. But I don't get exercised about other people who do -- unless they're convicted felons, of course, or their last name is Cho. The Swiss are armed to the teeth. Every male of military age is enrolled in the national guar...

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Contact Harvey Morgan

District Office
P.O. Box 949
Gloucester, VA 23061

Richmond Office (during session)
P.O. Box 406
Richmond, Virginia 23218
804-698-1098

Room 523 of the General Assembly Building

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

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Aggregated Bill Poll Results

88 votes

Newest Comments

  • HB821:
    glenn harwood writes: you must be in the pocket books of the tobacco producers in virginia not to pass a law protecting a smoke free work place in virginia
  • HB821:
    glenn harwood writes: why can't you people get off of your duffs and pass this bill to help those of us who would like to breath clean air and...
  • HB821:
    Marjorie Goettle writes: I support this bill. Second-hand smoke makes me very uncomfortable. I avoid public places, restaurants & hotels where smoking is allowed.
  • HB317:
    Michael Spinelli writes: This is a no brainer as medical care costs continue to increase.
  • HB1949:
    Tea Thompson writes: Indemnification cases depend not only on documentation from files but information from individuals involved with develop...

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