Delegate Jimmie Massie (R-Richmond)

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District 72: County of Henrico (part) [map]
Took Office January 2008
Next Election November 2013
Committees Appropriations, Education
Age 53
Website jimmiemassie.com
Fundraising $15,418 cash on hand (From VPAP)
Copatroning Habits 83% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 79% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 64% of them are Republicans.
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Bills Passed 14.3% in 2011
Bio

Private equity investor. Graduate of the University of Virginia. Married with four children.

Top Recent Contributors
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Massie Iii, James P Republican candidate contributions to own campaign $50,000
Glasgow Iii, Braxton Uncoded $10,000
Massie Iii, James E Uncoded $10,000
Friends Of Jack Reid Republican candidate committees $7,500
Massie, Joy P Uncoded $7,500
Wallis, Rachel Q Uncoded $7,000
Howell For Delegate Republican candidate committees $7,000
Virginia Conservative Campaign Fund Republican-based groups (but not official party committees) and generic conservative ones $6,000
Whitlock, John D Electronics manufacturing & services $5,500
Rensin, David Computer software $5,000

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Recent Mentions on Blogs

They Said It – radio show quotes from people making news in ...

February 11, 2012
Del. Jimmie Massie August 20, 2011. “I think that what you discover as you look over time is that campaigns and candidates that are devoid of any one of the three areas of the 'Reagan stool' — whether it's national security, ...

School choice bills advance, but in the Senate, the bloody shirt is ...

February 11, 2012
An education tax credit bill patroned by Del. Jimmie Massie is beginning its march through the House, having cleared both a Finance subcommittee and the full committee by a 15-7 vote. The bill's aims are rather modest, as it ...

McDonnell's education agenda advancing | WSLS 10

February 11, 2012
Also this week, the administration's efforts to change the way students who attend public charter schools or virtual schools are funded advanced in the legislature, as did a bill sponsored by Del. Jimmie Massie, R-Henrico, that ...

Virginia@: Action Alert: If You Missed Today's School Choice Rally...

February 7, 2012
Mark Obenshain (R-26, Harrisonburg) in the Senate and Delegate Jimmie Massie (R-72, Henrico) in the House. Both Senator Obenshain and Delegate Massie spoke with great passion and purpose in regards to school ...

One Size Doesn't Fit All: The Case for More Educational Choices ...

February 3, 2012
Education Improvement Scholarships: Delegate Jimmie Massie will reintroduce his “Education Improvement Scholarship Act” this year. Last year's proposal offered a 70 percent tax credit for donations to charitable funds that ...

Recent Mentions in the Media

WSLS: McDonnell's education agenda advancing

February 11, 2012
McDonnell's education agenda advancingAlso this week, the administration's efforts to change the way students who attend public charter schools or virtual schools are funded advanced in the legislature, as did a bill sponsored by Del. Jimmie Massie, R-Henrico, that would give a tax credit ...and more »

Henrico Citizen: McDonnell, Cuccinelli call for 'School choice'

February 9, 2012
McDonnell, Cuccinelli call for 'School choice'The rally was held to support two bills before the General Assembly: ? House Bill 321, sponsored by Delegate Jimmie Massie, R-Henrico. It would give tax credits to corporations for making donations to nonprofits that provide private school scholarships ...and more »

Leesburg Today: Homeschooler High School Sports Bill Advances

February 2, 2012
Delegate Rob Bell, R-Charlottesville, introduced the legislation, but Delegates Randy Minchew, R-Leesburg, and David Ramadan, R-South Riding, have carried similar bills this session. The Family Foundation, a powerful conservative advocacy group in the ...and more »

Richmond Times Dispatch: House panel advances bill on school sports, home-schoolers

February 2, 2012
Del. Jennifer L. McClellan, D-Richmond, looking out over a committee room filled with home-schooled students and their families, said public school students would have attended the meeting to share their thoughts, too, but couldn't because it was a ...and more »

Leesburg Today: Conditional Zoning, Cash Proffer Bills Pass House

February 1, 2012
HB326, patroned by Del. Jimmie Massie (R-72), of Henrico County, allows a landowner subject to proffered conditions to apply for amendments to such conditions after providing notice to a local governing body. A similar bill had been earlier introduced ...

Below is a randomly assembled series of clips of some of Jimmie Massie’s briefer remarks on the floor of the house.

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