Delegate Jackson Miller (R-Manassas)

Photo of Jackson Miller
Party
Republican
District
50: County of Prince William (part); City of Manassas [map]
Took Office
January 2007
Next Election
November 2013
Committees
Commerce and Labor, Courts of Justice, Privileges and Elections
Website
delegatemiller.com
Copatroning Habits
78% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 80% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 65% of them are Republicans.
Partisanship
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Tag Cloud ?
bank business children commendation credit union crime deq education electricity energy environment firearm gold health housing immigration license permit police pornography real estate regulation safety sales tax scc sex offender sexting tax uranium utility
Bills Passed
40% in 2013
Top Recent Contributors
Donor Sector Total
Virginia Republican Party Republican Party committees $83,100
Dominion Leadership Trust PACs operated by Republican state politicians $40,000
House Republican Campaign Cmte Republican Party committees $29,325
Virginia Association Of Realtors Real estate $16,382
The Leadership Pac PACs operated by Republican state politicians $7,500
Dave Albo For Delegate Republican candidate committees $6,800
Majority Whip Pac PACs operated by Republican state politicians $5,000
Friends Of Sam Nixon Republican candidate committees $4,500
Virginia Dental Association Dentists $4,000
Northern Virginia Building Industry Association Builders associations $3,500

Data provided by The National Institute on Money in State Politics.

Recent Mentions on Blogs

Chamber's Annual “Legislative Wrap Up” Looks at Transportation ...

May 15, 2013
While Delegate Jackson Miller co-patroned the original transportation bill, he did not vote in favor of the final version, citing concern over the Northern Virginia component. He noted that creating a welcoming business ...

Convention Week Political News Roundup - Black Velvet Bruce Li

May 15, 2013
Delegate Jackson Miller recently got slapped by the Chamber of Commerce with a “C” rating for having the temerity to oppose the transportation tax hike, although they did award other Delegates an “A” rating who also ...

Miller Defends Transportation Vote, Balks at Prince William ...

May 12, 2013
Most of the legislatures accepted their lower scores with certain humility; however, Delegate Jackson Miller, R-Va. 50, called it like he saw it. The legislation that cost Delegate Miller and others a high score was HB 2313/ SB ...

Talking 'Overdraft' and 'Kenobi' with John Jackson Miller | Roqoo ...

April 5, 2013
Author John Jackson Miller kicked off his new sci-fi project this week with Episode 1 of Overdraft: The Orion Offensive, an eight episode science fiction story full of aliens, action and humor. We interviewed John about Overdraft and the colorful characters therein, plus .... Del Rey's Frank Parisi mentioned on Facebook a few weeks ago that Kenobi delves a little into the culture of the Tusken Raiders. Will we finally find out what they look like under those masks? JJM: We ...

Star Wars Fiction goes Full Tilt: Del Rey to Adapt Boba Fett Pinball ...

April 1, 2013
To help blaze this new trail in cross-media licensing, Del Rey turned to pinball maven John Jackson Miller, the author of Star Wars: Knight Errant, Star Wars: Lost Tribe of the Sith: The Collected Stories, and the upcoming Star ...
Recent Mentions in the Media

PotomacLocal.com: Miller Defends Transportation Vote, Balks at Prince William Chamber of Commerce

May 12, 2013
Delegate Jackson Miller did the right thing when he opposed HB 2313/ SB 1355, the final version of the Governor's transportation package. At the details of this legislation come out and the consequences of this legislation become apparent, I suspect ...and more »

PotomacLocal.com: Hylton Gala Raises $206000 for Colgan Community Arts Benefit Fund

May 8, 2013
Charles J. Colgan; Del. Mark Dudenhefer; Del. Jackson Miller; Councilman Mark Wolfe; Councilman Ian Lovejoy; Dr. Sam Hill, provost of Northern Virginia Community College's Woodbridge Campus; Dr. Roger Ramsammy, provost of Northern Virginia ...

Loudoun Times-Mirror: Local politicians, residents line up against Bi-County Parkway

April 30, 2013
Press conference. Snyder won her first major victory on Monday as Del. Tim Hugo (R-40th) led a group of three state delegates and three state senators at a press conference urging the plan's defeat. They were joined by Prince William School Board ...and more »

PotomacLocal.com: Support for $800 Million Transportation Deal a Sticking Point as Chamber Ranks ...

May 8, 2013
Delegate Mark Dudenhefer, R-Stafford, Woodbridge, got high marks from the Prince William Chamber for his support of an $800 million transportation package approved this year in the Virginia General Assembly. [Photo: Uriah Kiser / Potomac Local News ...

Vancouver Sun: Digital and print comics find settled equilibrium as shops ready for Free ...

May 3, 2013
San Francisco ChronicleJohn Jackson Miller, who tracks industry sales figures and estimates through his www.comichron.com website, said that sales of single-issue comic books were up nearly $60 million to $474.6 million in 2012, compared with $414 million in 2011 and $310.6 ...Free Comic Book Day finds print and digital in demandPress of Atlantic Cityall 434 news articles »

These are all of the video clips of Jackson Miller’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2009. There are 130 video clips in all.

Index

Jan 16, 2009
Jan 29, 2009
Feb 04, 2009
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Feb 06, 2009
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Feb 24, 2009
Feb 25, 2009
Feb 26, 2009
Jan 25, 2010
Jan 29, 2010
Feb 01, 2010
Feb 01, 2010
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Feb 02, 2010
Feb 10, 2010
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Feb 12, 2010
Feb 14, 2010
Feb 14, 2010
Feb 15, 2010
Feb 15, 2010
Feb 15, 2010
Feb 26, 2010
Mar 01, 2010
Mar 02, 2010
Mar 03, 2010
Mar 05, 2010
Mar 13, 2010
Mar 13, 2010
Jan 25, 2011
Jan 26, 2011
Feb 01, 2011
Feb 03, 2011
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Feb 07, 2011
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Jan 20, 2012
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Bills

  • HB207: Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemption includes gold, silver, and platinum bullion.
  • HB208: Virginia Retirement System; retirees hired as school board security personnel.
  • HB1568: Virginia Retirement System; retirees hired as school board security personnel.
  • HB1686: Credit unions; limit on authorized investments in certain property, retained earnings.
  • HB1751: Assault and battery; includes certain employees of DBHDS, penalty.
  • HB1770: Natural gas utilities; eligible safety activity costs to be recovered as deferred costs.
  • HB1793: Computer crimes; prohibits use of an electronic device to commit.
  • HB1794: Crime victims or witnesses; nondisclosure of personal and identifying information.
  • HB1804: Uranium; establishes 3% state severance tax on receipts of any severed from earth in State.
  • HB1807: Condominium & Property Owners' Association Acts; disclosure of qualification for federal financing.
  • HB1959: Certified public accountants; time for filing complaints with Board of Accountancy, etc.
  • HB2237: Voluntary regulatory self-assessments by banks; privilege.
  • HB2330: Uranium; establishes process for DMME to issue permits for mining of uranium ore, report.
  • HB2338: Criminal conviction; appeals to Court of Appeals, etc.,based on erroneously admitted evidence.
  • HR123: Celebrating the life of Chris Yung.
  • HB206: Real Estate Board; continuing education, duties of real estate brokers and salespersons.
  • HB207: Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemption includes gold, silver, and platinum bullion.
  • HB208: Virginia Retirement System; retirees hired as school board security personnel.
  • HB209: Insurance agents; continuing education requirements.
  • HB210: Real estate appraisal management companies; includes feed paid to appraiser in appraisal reports.
  • HB211: Forward energy pricing; authorizes any public body to use mechanisms for budget risk reduction.
  • HB212: Asset forfeiture; forfeited drug assets are to be distributed in accordance with Constitution.
  • HB213: Mandated health insurance; benefits not applicable if exceed essential benefits package.
  • HB214: Credit unions; amendments to organizational documents.
  • HB215: Child abuse and neglect; mandatory reporting, penalties.
  • HB347: Prescription Monitoring Program; disclosures.
  • HB348: Asset forfeitures; consolidates certain provisions and eliminates redundancies.
  • HB1101: Critical incident stress management teams; privileged information, penalty.
  • HB1102: Renewable energy portfolio standard program; credits for investments.
  • HB1103: Criminal history record information check; making false statements, penalty.
  • HB1258: Ignition interlock permit; replaces restricted license post DUI.
  • HJ392: Celebrating the life of Steve Appleton.
  • HJ423: Celebrating the life of Joshua Weissman.
  • HJ508: Commending Micron Technology, Inc.
  • HR10: Federal immigration training and enforcement authority; supporting Governor's 287(g) request.
  • HR566: Commending the Manassas Volunteer Fire Company.
  • HB683: Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemption on gold, silver, and platinum bullion costing over $1,000.
  • HB685: Child pornography; solicitation, possession, or production thereof by a minor, penalty.
  • HB1906: Retail Sales and Use Tax; exempts gold, silver, and platinum bullion.
  • HB1907: Real Estate Board; requirements for licensure and practice of real estate.
  • HB1908: Recordation and grantor taxes; changes basis on which taxes are calculated on property conveyance.
  • HB1909: Search warrants; allows court to temporarily seal.
  • HB1910: Cambridge Advanced Exams; course credit.
  • HB1911: School buses; installation of video-monitoring systems thereon by school divisions.
  • HB1912: Commonwealth Energy Policy; SCC to consider effect of proposed facility on economic development.
  • HB1913: Menhaden fishing; prohibits from taking with purse nets in Rappahannock River & its tributaries.
  • HB1914: E-Verify program; requires Virginia Employment Commission to use.
  • HB1915: Local grievance procedure; circuit court shall make determination as to whether relief granted.
  • HB1934: Immigration laws; State Police to enter into agreement with U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement.
  • HB2234: Governor's Development Opportunity Fund; criteria for grants or loans from Fund.
  • HB2386: Concealed weapons permit; authorizes person to obtain permit to carry any lawfully possessed weapon.
  • HB2387: Criminal Justice Services Board and Department of Criminal Justice Services; powers and duties.
  • HB2485: Reckless driving; expands list to include parking lot, etc.
  • HJ726: Commending Save a Life - Save the World Foundation.
  • HJ747: Celebrating the life of Specialist Sean Russell Cutsforth.
  • HB681: Jailable offense; discretion of law-enforcement officer to arrest or issue summons therefor.
  • HB682: Gang-free zones; expanded to include public buildings and grounds, penalty.
  • HB683: Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemption on gold, silver, and platinum bullion costing over $1,000.
  • HB684: Concealed weapon; prohibits a person from carrying a concealed butterfly knife.
  • HB685: Child pornography; solicitation, possession, or production thereof by a minor, penalty.
  • HB686: Human papillomavirus vaccine; eliminates requirement for females.
  • HB687: Uniform Statewide Building Code; increases civil penalty.
  • HB688: Transportation district trains; unlawful to board or ride without a valid ticket.
  • HB689: FOIA; party whom writ is served must be served a copy of petition prior to filing.
  • HB690: Criminal background checks; fingerprinting of applicants and employees of public transit services.
  • HB691: Nolle prosequi; entered only in discretion of court.
  • HB692: Removal of motor vehicles; adds Prince William Co. to localities that may remove or immobilize.
  • HB693: Health insurance program; develop plan for school divisions & local government similar to state.
  • HB694: Notary public; civil immunity for local government officers, employees, and volunteers.
  • HB695: Retirement System; retirees hired as school board security personnel.
  • HB739: Foreign business entities; temporary certificates of authority.
  • HB963: Real Estate Board; requirements for licensure, allows broker to enter into a voluntary program.
  • HB1363: Title loans; establishes a system for regulating.
  • HJ328: Celebrating the life of Marvin L. Gillum.
  • HB437: Public schools; composite index formula for basic state aid.
  • HB438: Learner's permits; DMV to refuse application for minor who has had more than 5 unexcused absenses.
  • HB1393: Motion picture production companies; expands tax incentives.
  • HB1394: Recordation tax; changes basis of calculation on transfer of real estate.
  • HB2130: Supplemental Highway Construction Fund; established.
  • HB2131: Gang-free zones; established on certain types of public and private property upon petition.
  • HB2132: Workforce housing; locality may offer housing assistance grants to school division personnel.
  • HB2133: Equalization, Boards of; removes nine-year term limit for members.
  • HB2134: State song; Virginia, Birth Place of Our Nation by Lorraine Neill & Lynn Czarny be adopted.
  • HB2135: Recordation/grantor tax; penalty if understatement of consideration is false with intent to evade.
  • HB2136: Misdemeanor arrest or summons; gives law-enforcement officer choice of issuing summons & releasing.
  • HB2137: Outdoor advertising; increases penalties for violation thereof.
  • HB2138: Graffiti abatement; permits localities to charge property owner for cost thereof.
  • HB2139: Retirement System; retirees hired as school board security personnel without benefit interuption.
  • HB2140: Learner's permits; DMV to refuse application for minor who has had more than 5 unexcused absenses.
  • HB2141: Infectious disease; deemed consent for testing for HIV or hepatitis B or C, etc.
  • HB2525: Small wind energy projects; DEQ to develop procedure permitting construction and operation thereof.
  • HB2561: Suspension of license; failure or refusal to pay fines or costs.
  • HB2580: Illegal immigrants; removes Code provision that prohibits an arrest thereof more frequently.
  • HB430: Zoning ordinance; provisions for issuance of inspection warrants by magistrate.
  • HB431: Title insurance agents; pre-licensing education course.
  • HB432: Arts and cultural districts; adds City of Manassas to those localities authorized to create.
  • HB433: Motor vehicle; forfeiture thereof for three or more offenses of driving without valid license.
  • HB434: Defacement of buildings; immunity.
  • HB435: Law-enforcement officer; penalty for failure to identify oneself when requested.
  • HB436: Arrest or summons; charge for misdemeanor at discretion of law-enforcement officer.
  • HB437: Public schools; composite index formula for basic state aid.
  • HB438: Learner's permits; issuance to minors when school records show they have unexcused absences.
  • HB439: Aliens, certain; eligibility for state and local public benefits.
  • HB623: Immigration laws; Governor to enter into memorandum of agreement with Immigration and Customs.
  • HB624: Interpreters; cost for those appointed for non-English-speaking defendant.
  • HB664: Court-appointed attorneys; workers' compensation coverage.
  • HB1385: Highway construction funds, primary and secondary; funds allocation.
  • HB1386: Service-disabled veteran-owned small business programs; aligns state's requirements with federal.
  • HB1393: Motion picture production companies; expands tax incentives.
  • HB1394: Recordation tax; changes basis of calculation on transfer of real estate.
  • HB1397: Real estate brokers and salespersons; required disclosures.
  • HB2929: License fees; authorizes local body to charge according to gross receipts of business.
  • HB2930: Business and state licenses, local; denied or suspended if business employs unlawful workers.
  • HB2931: Immigration status; cooperation with federal officials regarding.
  • HB2932: Public schools; proof of immigration status or actual citizenship to enroll, report.
  • HB2933: Immigration laws; Governor to enter into agreement with federal Immigration, et al., regarding.
  • HB2934: Immigrants; requirement of lawful status for state determination of legal domicile.
  • HB2935: Tuition, in-state; illegal aliens not eligible therefor.
  • HB2936: Illegal aliens; law-enforcement officers have authority to enforce U. S. immigration laws.
  • HB2937: Certain aliens; eligibility of for state and local public benefits.
  • HB2938: Potomac River; restores jurisdictional provision of Maryland-Virginia Compact.
  • HB2939: Housing assistance; employees of county to benefit therefrom.
  • HB2940: Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include personal computers and computer printers.
  • HB2941: Highway systems; Dept. of Trans. to reconsider and reassign components of highways, etc.
  • HB2942: Recordation tax; dedication of certain to Transportation Trust Fund.
  • HB2943: Misdemeanor cases; law-enforcement officer may issue summons or arrest person.
  • HB2944: Transportation Commissioner; powers to outsource or privatize functions of VDOT.
  • HB2945: Pedestrians; motorists to stop for those at marked crosswalks.
  • HB3045: Safety inspection stickers and vehicle inspections; required for parked vehicles.
  • HB3046: Private roads as highways; governing body of any county, etc. may adopt ordinances designating.
  • HJ696: Residential dwelling units;Housing Commission to study overcrowding and its impact on neighborhoods.
  • HJ752: Commending the Osbourn High School football team.
  • HJ767: Commending Gail Elizabeth Pope.
  • HJ771: Constitutional amendment; increases property tax exemptions for persons 65 or older.
  • HJ781: Celebrating the life of Private First Class Colin Joseph Wolfe.
  • HJ885: Celebrating the life of Judith S. Hays.