Delegate John A. Cox (R-Ashland)

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District 55: Counties of Caroline (part), Hanover (part), and Spotsylvania (part) [map]
Took Office January 2010
Next Election November 2013
Committees General Laws, Privileges and Elections, Transportation
Website votejohncox.com
Copatroning Habits 96% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 100% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 70% of them are Republicans.
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Another Virginia Legislative update | Roanoke Tea Party

February 8, 2012
Please contact your Delegate and ask them to vote YES to both HJ 3 and HB 5. House Privileges & Elections Committee. Del. Mark L. Cole (R) (804) 698-1088 delmcole@house.virginia.gov (chairman). Del. David B. Albo (R) (804) 698-1042 ... Del. Robert B. Bell (R) (804) 698-1058 delrbell@house.virginia.gov. Del. John A. Cosgrove (R) (804) 698-1078 deljcosgrove@house.virginia.gov. Del. John A. Cox (R) (804) 698-1055 deljcox@house.virginia.gov. Del. Rosalyn ...

J Sargeant Reynolds Events: JSR LEAD students visit General ...

January 30, 2012
While there we were fortunate to meet privately with several delegates including Delores L. McQuinn, John A. Cox, John O'Bannon lll, Peter Farrell and senators Thomas Garrett, Jr. and Henry L. Marsh. Shane Roberts in the automotive field of studies was a big hit with Senator Garrett and Delegate Farrell as both requested tours of the JSRCC campuses with Dr. Rhodes! The icing on our cake was the opportunity to sit in the gallery during an actual General Assembly ...

Ballot Access News » Blog Archive » Virginia Bill to Allow Write-in ...

January 25, 2012
The yes votes were by Delegates John A. Cosgrove, S. Chris Jones, John A. Cox, and Margaret Ransone. The no ... Voting yes were two Republican Delegates (Cox and Ransone) and one Democratic Delegate (Dance).

General Assembly briefs for Jan. 21 | Richmond Times-Dispatch

January 21, 2012
The bill passed 96-1, with Del. John A. Cox, R-Hanover, the lone dissenting vote. Cox, who did not support last year's legislation, said he could not, as a matter of conscience, support the amendment. "It's discriminatory," he ...

Virginia Politics Blog – Richmond Times-Dispatch in Richmond ...

January 20, 2012
The bill passed 96-1, with Del. John A. Cox, the lone dissenting vote. Cox, who did not support last year's legislation, said he could not, as a matter of “conscience” support the amendment. “It's discriminatory,” he said, noting that the mandate ...
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Richmond Times Dispatch: Transportation bill advances, despite concerns

February 9, 2012
"The way it is now, Richmond could end up with no representation," said Del. Betsy B. Carr, D-Richmond, who voted against the bill in committee. Del. John A. Cox, R-Hanover, also voted against the bill, even though he was a co-patron of the measure.

Ballot Access: Virginia Bill to Allow Write-in Votes in Primaries Advances

January 25, 2012
The yes votes were by Delegates John A. Cosgrove, S. Chris Jones, John A. Cox, and Margaret Ransone. The no votes were by Delegates Mark Sickles and Rosalyn Dance. The same committee also passed HB 1133, which lets political parties set their own ...

Richmond Times Dispatch: House passes bill on urgent reporting of child abuse

January 20, 2012
The bill directs the board to develop the regulations within 280 days and creates a work group of industry experts to help the board with the regulations. The bill passed 96-1, with Del. John A. Cox, R-Hanover, the lone dissenting vote.and more »

Below is a randomly assembled series of clips of some of John A. Cox’s briefer remarks on the floor of the house.

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