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Delegate Mamye BaCote

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Party Democratic
District 95: Cities of Hampton (part) and Newport News (part) [map]
Took Office January 2004
Next Election November 2009
Committees Appropriations, Health, Welfare and Institutions , Transportation
Fundraising $72,869 raised for next election (VPAP)
Bills Passed 27.8% in 2007

Recent Mentions on Blogs

Raising Kaine The Voice of Progressive Virginia : Best Bills So Far

March 10, 2008
The General Assembly is headed into overtime, but here are a few of the best bills passed so far this year (chief patron in parentheses). I'm sure I missed a few, so please add your favorites in the comments section. Thanks. HB5: Prohibits the use of gas chambers for euthanizing companion animals. (Del. Robert Orrock, R-54). Passed 40-0 in the Senate, 99-0 in the House. HB233: Bans the use of phosphorus in detergents for household dishwashing machines. Phosphorus is one of the primary sources...

Raising Kaine The Voice of Progressive Virginia : Best Bills So Far

March 10, 2008
The General Assembly is headed into overtime, but here are a few of the best bills passed so far this year (chief patron in parentheses). I'm sure I missed a few, so please add your favorites in the comments section. Thanks. HB5: Prohibits the use of gas chambers for euthanizing companion animals. (Del. Robert Orrock, R-54). Passed 40-0 in the Senate, 99-0 in the House. HB233: Bans the use of phosphorus in detergents for household dishwashing machines. Phosphorus is one of the primary sources...

assemblyaccess.wordpress.com: Teacher salary increase thwarted? again

February 26, 2008
This afternoon, the Appropriations subcommittee on Elementary & Secondary Education killed the second teacher pay raise measure to come before them this session: Sen. Creigh Deeds? SB267. Like Del. Brian Moran?s HB92, which died in the same committee last month, the bill attempted to raise Virginia?s average teacher salary to the national average. In the audio file below, Del. Kirk Cox makes a substitute motion to kill the bill after Del. Jim Scott moves to report it: The bill died o...

www.chrispeace.com: Real Estate Tax Exemption for Elderly and Disabled Passes ...

February 14, 2008
Real Estate Tax Exemption for Elderly and Disabled Passes ... Posted February 14, 2008 Peace Adds Hanover to Measure so County Officials can provide additional real estate tax relief Bill Awaits a Hearing in the State Senate Before Gubernatorial Approval Working in a bi-partisan manner with Delegate Mamye Bacote (R-Newport News), Del. Christopher K. Peace (R-Hanover) added the County ......

baconsrebellion.blogspot.com: Hampton Roads/Tidewater's Last Chance With HRTA

January 28, 2008
My new state senator, John Miller (D-1SD), saw his bill to kill the HRTA die in committee. He had modified his own bill to end the unelected, unaccountable, unseparated powers Regional Government to exclude only The Peninsula. Still, it went down 10-4. Now, the only chance to kill the HRTA this session is the bill my delegate, Tom Gear (R-91HD), submitted. HB 829 redlines, repeals, the HRTA and its projects which don't solve the transportation congestion here from the monster HB3202. The rest o...

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Daily Press: Lawmakers urge full funding for schools

May 1, 2008
"We stand here united in anything we can do for Hampton schools," said state Del. Jeion Ward, D-Hampton, who spoke with Del. Mamye BaCote, D-Newport News, ...

Daily Press: NN political elite backing campaigns

April 30, 2008
Mamie Locke, D-Hampton; $250 from State Del. Mamye BaCote, D-Newport News; $250 from Rep. Robert C. "Bobby" Scott, D-Newport News; and $234 raised by Joni ...

Daily Press: Community excited about project

April 23, 2008
State Del. Mamye BaCote, D-Newport News, knew a few more details because she had discussed the project with Brooks. "He talked with me some time ago," ...

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Contact Mamye BaCote

District Office
2600 Washington Avenue, Suite 1000
Newport News, VA 23607

Richmond Office (during session)
P.O. Box 406
Richmond, Virginia 23218
804-698-1095

Room 507 of the General Assembly Building

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

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Newest Comments

  • HB701:
    Shirley Stacey writes: I find this fee will be another block in the progress on re-entry into society for these sex offenders. Most have only ...
  • HB703:
    Frances Smith writes: There are many inmates that have been incarcerated since 1994 or before that are rehabilitated, pose no threat to societ...
  • HB700:
    Marsha Maines writes: GREAT BILL! one flaw: "and who, in addition, are institutionalized in a psychiatric facility..." this needs to be redlin...
  • HB697:
    Ronald Hintze writes: The process of obtaining a concealed carry permit is sufficiently rigorous to insure that properly permitted individuals...

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