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Delegate Kathy Byron

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Party Republican
District 22: Counties of Bedford (part) and Campbell [map]
Took Office January 1998
Next Election November 2009
Committees Commerce and Labor, Finance, Science and Technology (Chair)
Website kathybyron.com
Fundraising $96,826 raised for next election (VPAP)
Bills Passed 31.3% in 2007

Recent Mentions on Blogs

LIBERTY STUDENT NEWS: Editor?s Page: LU prisoner-education program

April 15, 2008
One of Gov. Kaine?s amendments to the state budget would expand a prisoner-education program suggested by Liberty University. Kaine?s change to the budget bill would allow every college in the state to sponsor inside-the-prison classrooms equipped with computers. When the General Assembly approved the budget bill, it contained language sponsored by Del. Kathy Byron, R-Campbell County, that specified only Liberty University would offer the program, and only at the new Green Run Correctional Ce...

medicobuzz.com: Arizona, Wisconsin, Virginia Take Action On Abortion-Related Legislation

April 13, 2008
Arizona, Wisconsin, and Virginia recently took action on abortion-related legislation. Summaries appear below. Arizona: Legislation (HB 2769, SB 1099) to ban so-called ?partial birth? abortions received preliminary approval in both the House and Senate on Thursday, Capitol Media Services/Arizona Daily Star reports. Arizona had passed a law in 1997 banning the procedure, but the measure never went into effect after a federal judge declared it unconstitutional. The new legislation, which mirrors...

Medical,Health News and Articles : Arizona, Wisconsin, Virginia Take Action On Abortion-Related Legislation

March 4, 2008
Arizona, Wisconsin, Virginia Take Action On Abortion-Related Legislation Written on March 4, 2008 ? 10:31 pm | by admin Arizona, Wisconsin, and Virginia recently took action on abortion-related legislation. Summaries appear below. Arizona: Legislation (HB 2769, SB 1099) to ban so-called ?partial birth? abortions received preliminary approval in both the House and Senate on Thursday, Capitol Media Services/Arizona Daily Star reports. Arizona had passed a law in 1997 banning the procedure, but...

LIBERTY STUDENT NEWS: Editor?s Page: Liberty University help teach computer skills to prisoners

February 20, 2008
Liberty University help teach computer skills to prisoners February 20th, 2008 Liberty University and the Department of Corrections would team up to give prisoners a computer-based educational opportunity under legislation proposed by Del. Kathy Byron, R-Campbell County.The program would be a prototype, unlike any in Virginia or most prison systems in other states. Few Virginia prisoners have any kind of access to a computer. Inmates would not be able to use the Internet. The purpose is to...

LIBERTY STUDENT NEWS: Editor?s Page: Falwell Parkway one step closer

February 19, 2008
Falwell Parkway one step closer February 19th, 2008 The House of Delegates voted 90-3 Monday to name a section of U.S. 460 in Lynchburg the Jerry Falwell Parkway, which means only the signature of Gov. Timothy M. Kaine is necessary to complete the naming. The section of U.S. 460 between the Monacan Bridge in Lynchburg and Wards Road in Campbell County will carry the name of Falwell, who died May 15 at the age of 73. The legislation was sponsored by Sen. Steve Newman, R-Lynchburg, with an en...

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Recent Mentions in the Media

Altavista: Cook appointed to judge postion

April 30, 2008
... pleased that the General Assembly confirmed John Cook to the circuit court during last week's reconvened session," said 22nd District Del. Kathy Byron.

Lynchburg News and Advance: LU Program Will Benefit State?s Inmates

April 24, 2008
When the General Assembly approved the budget bill, it contained the proposal by Del. Kathy Byron, R-Campbell, that authorized Liberty University to set up ...

Lynchburg News and Advance: Liberty University?s prison program gets boost

April 23, 2008
The House rejected Kaine?s amendment on a 56-41 vote at the urging of Del. Kathy Byron, R-Campbell County. The action, which could lead to a ...

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Contact Kathy Byron

District Office
523 Leesville Road
Lynchburg, VA 24502

Richmond Office (during session)
P.O. Box 406
Richmond, Virginia 23218
804-698-1022

Room 414 of the General Assembly Building

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

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Aggregated Bill Poll Results

56 votes

Newest Comments

  • HB926:
    Lizzy writes: Tom... there are two resources out there that can help you. Firstly, DOL has a handbook "Employers Guide to Employment...
  • HB872:
    Melissa Smith writes: I own a pwc and feel that this could be down on a website. The problem is people dring while boating regardless if they...
  • HB2806:
    Cathy writes: This bill won't prevent illegal aliens from opening businesses in VA; it will only prevent them from filing and paying taxes. We need tax money in Virginia from everyone!!!
  • HB2806:
    Arturo writes: Now there's a winner for you. Oh, wait, I guess not! If this passes, undocumented persons can get by without paying taxes!

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