Delegate Mamye BaCote (D-Newport News)

Photo of Mamye BaCote
Party
Democratic
District
95: Cities of Hampton (part) and Newport News (part) [map]
Took Office
January 2004
Next Election
November 2013
Committees
Appropriations, Health, Welfare and Institutions, Transportation
Copatroning Habits
63% of bills she copatroned were introduced by Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of her bills, 73% of them are Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that she also copatroned, 54% of them are Democrats.
Partisanship
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Tag Cloud ?
adoption blevins business children commendation crime dillon rule disability doc dss education elderly energy environment firearm foster care gun harry library locality newport news parole pawnbrokers permission prison property real estate regulation safety weapon
Bills Passed
42.9% in 2013
Top Recent Contributors
Donor Sector Total
Old Dominion Highway Contractors Association Public works, industrial & commercial construction $50,250
Townebank Commercial banks & bank holding companies $50,000
Dominion Energy production & distribution $2,500
Virginia Legislative Black Caucus Minority & ethnic groups $2,500
Virginia Health Care Association Nursing homes $2,000
Virginia Dental Association Dentists $2,000
Virginia Optometric Association Optometrists & ophthalmologists $2,000
Virginia Bankers Association Commercial banks & bank holding companies $2,000
Virginia Association Of Realtors Real estate $1,750
Patten Wornom Hatten & Diamonstein Attorneys & law firms $1,500

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

Recent Mentions on Blogs

Pawnshops to require more ID from sellers - RVANews

April 8, 2013
HB 1649, sponsored by Delegate Mamye BaCote (D-Newport News) and a bipartisan group of nine other legislators, will impose more stringent ID requirements. The new law says that the ID card must bear “a photograph of ...

Update on House Bill 2340 | Franklin County Va. Patriots - Fighting ...

February 2, 2013
Gun Owners of America Please contact the legislators listed below right away House Bill 2340 -– Delegate Bob Marshall's bill to prohibit Virginia.

Your 2nd Amendment Rights are on the Line! - Delegate Bob Marshall

January 31, 2013
Delegate Bob Brink / delbbrink@house.virginia.gov / 804-698-1048. Delegate Onzlee Ware / deloware@house.virginia.gov / 804-698-1011. Delegate Algie Howell / delahowell@house.virginia.gov / 804-698-1090. Delegate Mamye BaCote ...

Del. BaCote gun ban in NN libraries fails again | Library Stuff

January 18, 2013
“For the eighth year in a row a measure sponsored by Del. Mamye BaCote, R-Newport News, to ban guns in Newport News public libraries failed Thursday. A House of Delegates subcommittee used a procedural maneuver to ...

Del. BaCote gun ban in NN libraries fails again - NN - RSSPump.com

January 17, 2013
Daily Press (blog) : For the eighth year in a row a measure sponsored by Del. Mamye BaCote, R-Newport News, to ban guns in Newport News public libraries failed Thursday. A House of Delegates subcommittee used a ...
Recent Mentions in the Media

Progress Index: Pawnshops to require more ID from sellers

May 16, 2013
The bill, HB 1649, sponsored by Delegate Mamye BaCote, D-Newport News, and a bipartisan group of nine other legislators, will impose more stringent ID requirements. The new law says that the ID card must bear "a photograph of the person pawning, ...

Daily Press: Pogge gets top Family Foundation score

May 11, 2013
Mamie Locke, D-Hampton, received the lowest score of any senator and Del. Brenda Pogge, R-James City County, was the only local lawmaker to get a perfect score of 100. Mamye BaCote, D-Newport News, 11; Jeion Ward, D-Hampton, 12; Gordon Helsel, R ...and more »

These are all of the video clips of Mamye BaCote’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2009. There are 28 video clips in all.

Index

Jan 14, 2009
Jan 20, 2010
Feb 02, 2010
Feb 04, 2010
Feb 15, 2010
Feb 22, 2010
Jan 17, 2011
Jan 28, 2011
Feb 03, 2011
Feb 07, 2011
Feb 14, 2011
Feb 15, 2011
Feb 17, 2011
Feb 17, 2011
Feb 22, 2011
Feb 22, 2011
Feb 23, 2011
Feb 25, 2011
Jan 25, 2012
Jan 31, 2012
Feb 20, 2012
Feb 21, 2012
Feb 28, 2012
Feb 28, 2012
Jan 15, 2013
Jan 22, 2013
Jan 22, 2013
Jan 29, 2013

Bills

  • HB459: Pawnbrokers and precious metals dealers; photograph required of person pawning, selling, etc.
  • HB1637: Parental rights; procedure for restoring to parent whose rights to his child have been terminated.
  • HB1649: Pawnbrokers and precious metals dealers; records required to be maintained, etc.
  • HB1661: Localities; authority to require safety equipment on mobility aids.
  • HB1662: Libraries; locality to adopt an ordinance that prohibits firearms, ammunition, etc., in.
  • HB1744: Grass and weeds; written notice to property owners in Dinwiddie County and City of Hampton, etc.
  • HJ927: Commending Michael Suttle III.
  • HB457: Charter; City of Newport News.
  • HB458: Firearms; locality may adopt an ordinance that prohibits in libraries.
  • HB459: Pawnbrokers and precious metals dealers; photograph required of person pawning, selling, etc.
  • HJ72: Celebrating the life of the Reverend Dr. William James Marshall.
  • HJ73: Celebrating the life of Dorothy Rouse-Bottom.
  • HR58: Commending the Wesley Grove United Church of Christ.
  • HR616: Celebrating the life of the Reverend Thomas J. Quinlan.
  • HB483: Juvenile correctional centers; appointment of counsel to assist confined individuals.
  • HB881: Solar energy collection devices; no community association shall prohibit installation or use.
  • HB1316: Residential community programs; DOC to give nonviolent prisoners opportunity to participate.
  • HB1597: Secondhand metal articles; expands requirements imposed on purchasers.
  • HB1598: Solar energy collection devices; no community association shall prohibit installation or use.
  • HB1599: Enterprise zone incentive grants; policies and procedures for allocation.
  • HB1600: Libraries; locality may adopt an ordinance that prohibits firearms, etc., on premises.
  • HB2515: Health records; disclosure requirements.
  • HJ855: Commending Katherine Johnson.
  • HJ867: Commending Claudia Ann Brown Hunter.
  • HJ868: Commending Valerie Scott Price.
  • HJ869: Commending Minnie A. Stiff, M.D.
  • HJ870: Commending the Honorable Aundria D. Foster.
  • HB483: Juvenile correctional centers; appointment of counsel to assist confined individuals.
  • HB877: Volunteer property maintenance and zoning inspectors; adds Newport News to cities who may utilize.
  • HB878: Community-based probation service agency, local; supervise offenders referred from drug courts.
  • HB879: Firearms; locality may adopt an ordinance that prohibits use thereof in libraries.
  • HB880: Derelict buildings; expands definition.
  • HB881: Solar energy collection devices; no community association shall prohibit installation or use.
  • HB1316: Residential community programs; DOC to give nonviolent prisoners opportunity to participate.
  • HJ324: Celebrating the life of Raymond Celester Crittenden, Jr.
  • HJ340: Celebrating the life of R. Wendell Midkiff.
  • HJ382: Commending Joe Frank.
  • HR24: Celebrating the life of Earl Ambrose Game.
  • HR25: Celebrating the life of Wilbert Theodore Borum.
  • HB699: Real estate tax; classification of residential property from commercial property.
  • HB700: Child support; responsibility of incarcerated obligor.
  • HB1910: Firearms; localities may adopt ordinance prohibiting thereof in libraries owned by locality.
  • HB1911: Retirement System; retirees may be hired as teachers without interrupting retirement benefits.
  • HB1912: Grass and weeds; permits City of Newport News to require property owner to cut if excessively high.
  • HB1913: Child support; court shall recalculate obligation of obligor who is incarcerated.
  • HB1914: Foster care; deletes certain Code references, guidelines for continuation thereof.
  • HB2442: Investment Performance Grants; raises per project amount thereof.
  • HB2570: Inoperable motor vehicles; allows City of Newport News to adopt ordinance prohibiting.
  • HB2571: Restricted driver's license; court to provide during period of suspension.
  • HJ677: Constitutional amendment; restoration of civil rights for certain felons (first reference).
  • HJ5009: Celebrating the life of Robert Elester Caple.
  • HJ5025: Commending the Heritage High School girls' basketball team.
  • HB697: Libraries; localities may adopt an ordinance prohibiting firearms, etc. on premises.
  • HB698: Real estate tax; exemption for elderly and handicapped persons in certain counties and cities.
  • HB699: Real estate tax; classification of residential property from commercial property.
  • HB700: Child support; responsibility of incarcerated obligor.
  • HB701: Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Act; registration procedures.
  • HB702: Tax information; local commissioners of revenue to provide access to their local police & fire dept.
  • HB703: Comprehensive Parole Reduction Act; Parole Board to adopt an analytical scale to assess risk.
  • HB704: Residential community programs; Department of Corrections give nonviolent prisoners opportunity.
  • HB705: Children; person convicted of sexual offenses prohibited near recreation centers, etc.
  • HB825: Foster & adoption workers; Department of Social Services to establish minimum training requirments.
  • HJ322: Celebrating the life of George C. Austin.
  • HJ457: Celebrating the life of Eunique Whitaker.
  • HJ5009: Celebrating the life of Robert Elester Caple.
  • HJ5025: Commending the Heritage High School girls' basketball team.
  • HJ6066: Commending Samuel M. Boston, Jr.
  • HB279: Urban Affairs, Secretary of; position created.
  • HB280: Motorcycle drivers; training course certified by Motorcycle Safety Foundation for licensure thereof.
  • HB2170: Misdemeanors; local fee upon conviction to be deposited in fund for law-enforcement training.
  • HB2171: Urban Affairs, Secretary of; position created.
  • HB2172: Teachers; removes sunset provision for retirement allowance.
  • HB2173: Libraries; provides that localities may adopt an ordinance that prohibits firearms, etc. therein.
  • HB2174: Grievance procedure; provides immunity from civil liability for local officials who participate.
  • HB2175: Children; broadens list of sex offenses prohibiting proximity thereto.
  • HB2176: Disaster Response Fund; authorizes disbursements therefrom.
  • HB2177: Driver's license; issued to operate a motorcycle.
  • HB3040: Motor fuel; failure to pay.
  • HB3041: Conservators of peace; sworn municipal park rangers may be.
  • HB3042: Fire Programs Fund; increases assessment on certain property and casualty insurers therefor.
  • HB3163: Child support; court shall recalculate obligation of an obligor who is incarcerated.
  • HB3174: Parole Guidelines Review Panel; established, report.
  • HJ840: Celebrating the life of Clarence Charles Johnson.
  • HJ943: Commending Wilbert D. Talley.
  • HR69: Celebrating the life of Herbert Valentine Kelly, Sr.
  • HB278: Animal license tax; City of Newport News to impose fee on dog or cat not spayed or neutered.
  • HB279: Urban Affairs, Secretary of; position created.
  • HB280: Motorcycle drivers; training course certified by Motorcycle Safety Foundation for licensure thereof.
  • HB751: Computer crimes; removes term without authority from definition of fraud.
  • HB752: Drug treatment courts; established in City of Newport News.
  • HB1530: Discharge of prisoner; records required upon release.
  • HB1550: Residential community programs; Dept. of Corrections to allow nonviolent prisoners to participate.
  • HJ275: Commending St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church on the occasion of its 125th anniversary.
  • HJ393: Celebrating the life of Pinkie L. Riddick.
  • HJ394: Celebrating the life of Ardell C. Johnson.
  • HJ434: Celebrating the life of Cecilia Murphy Hall.
  • HJ465: Celebrating the life of Dr. Cyrus Uriah Brown.
  • HJ507: Commending the Newport News/Hampton Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc.; 50th anniversary.
  • HJ529: Commending McKinley L. Price.
  • HR504: Commending Fannie B. Cooper.