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Delegate Paul Nichols
| Party | Democratic |
| District | 51: County of Prince William (part) [map] |
| Took Office | January 2008 |
| Next Election | November 2009 |
| Committees | Counties, Cities and Towns, Transportation |
| Age | 56 |
| Website | delegatenichols.com |
| Bio | Attorney. From Pennsylvania. Holds degrees from Kings College and George Mason University. Has two grown children. |
Recent Mentions on Blogs
skepticalobservor.blogspot.com: Not A Chance
May 16, 2008
Just received this in today's junk mail folder: Friends, John McCain doesn't know me from Adam... but neither did George W. Bush in 2004 when I rallied over 80,000 Vets4Bush plus their friends and families. I did this "on my own nickel" and I'm doing it again for John McCain. I'm doing it because McCain is an honorable man and he is head and shoulders above the Democrat candidates. He is the ONLY candidate fit to be Commander in Chief. I don't agree with him on all issues, and it's likely that ...
blog.vivianpaige.com: Legislative Black Caucus reception
April 23, 2008
On the eve of the start of the extended session of the General Assembly, in which the legislators intend to tackle a number of issues in one day, the Virginia Legislative Black Caucus held their annual legislative reception Tuesday night. Nearly all of the Democratic legislators were already in town and in attendance. I dare not try to mention all of the ones that I talked to, but I did have the opportunity to meet Paul Nichols for the first time. He?s an interesting guy, with a great sense of...
twoconservatives.blogspot.com: Why the PWC Credentials Committee was justifiable
April 12, 2008
IN an otherwise uneventful PWC convention, one minor skirmish regarded the acceptance of Greg Letiecq as a PWC Republican Convention delegate. UPDATE: Citizen Tom has his explanation as a member of the Credentials Committee posted HERE. UPDATE: First, to tone things down a bit, second to correct an error. The fight wasn't about the PWC committee MEMBERSHIP, it was to be seated as a delegate to the PWC convention. According to the PWC committee site, Greg did not request membership in the PWC...
skepticalobservor.blogspot.com: Paul Nichols --- Your Union-Label Delegate
March 24, 2008
Just managed to notice this: the RINO's favorite candidate, Delegate Paul Nichols (D-51st) voted in favor of Delegate Adam Ebbin's (D-Lavender) bill to repeal Virginia's ban on public employee monopoly bargaining. Ironically, it would have repealed a law sponsored by former Delegate David Brickley (D-51st), Nichols' predecessor in the district. Though Brickley is a Democrat, and was at one time a union lawyer (for the PWEA, the National Education Association's County affiliate), even he was not ...
Raising Kaine The Voice of Progressive Virginia : Betraying common sense, House narrowly defeats SB 441
March 3, 2008
In a move designed to further fan the flames over issues of immigration at the state and local levels, on Wednesday the House Republicans in Virginia voted down a very common sense bill 52-46, SB441. The bill, patroned by Senator Janet Howell and defacto by Senator Patsy Ticer and Delegate Vivian Watts (by merging SB 639 into this bill), had sailed through the Senate 39-0. The bill would prohibit the inquisition of crime victims or witnesses regarding their immigration status. The truly madde...
Recent Mentions in the Media
Inside NoVA: Prince William political notes
April 28, 2008
Also running for one of the three open seats are: Dorothea D. Barr, Nancy H. West, Sean Robinson and Willie J. Toney. Del. Paul Nichols and Sen.
Inside NoVA: Political notes
April 25, 2008
George Barker, D-Clifton, and Del. Paul Nichols, D-Occoquan, are scheduled to speak at the breakfast. They will discuss the 2008 session of the Virginia ...
Bills
- HB90
Introduced: December 13, 2007: Public Procurement Act; verification of legal presence of contractors for employment.
Status: Left in Rules - HB94
Introduced: December 17, 2007: Secondary highway system; allocates construction funds among counties based on population.
Status: Continued to 2009 in Transportation - HB135
Introduced: December 20, 2007: High-occupancy toll (HOT) lanes; prohibits designation thereof on certain portions of I-95.
Status: Left in Transportation - HB154
Introduced: December 21, 2007: Civil remedial fees; repeals provision for those paid, imposed on certain drivers, refund fees.
Status: Left in Transportation - HB155
Introduced: December 21, 2007: Illegal aliens; presumption against admission to bail for those charged with criminal offense.
Status: Left in Rules - HB156
Introduced: December 21, 2007: Mortgage loans; evidence of legal presence required.
Status: Left in Rules - HB157
Introduced: December 21, 2007: Immigration laws; immunity to State agencies and employees, etc. for authorized enforcement.
Status: Left in Rules - HB158
Introduced: December 21, 2007: Littering; illegal dumping or disposal of unsightly matter from motor vehicle.
Status: Left in Courts of Justice - HB301
Introduced: January 03, 2008: Federal immigration functions; performance of certain.
Status: Left in Rules - HB302
Introduced: January 03, 2008: Uniform Statewide Building Code; use of diesel fuel or motor oil as release agent prohibited.
Status: Left in General Laws - HB303
Introduced: January 03, 2008: Menhaden fishery; moratorium on harvesting for commercial purposes.
Status: Stricken from docket by Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources - HB304
Introduced: January 03, 2008: Single-family dwellings; localities to limit occupancy.
Status: Tabled in Counties, Cities and Towns - HB305
Introduced: January 03, 2008: State Police, Department of; creates division of legal presence investigation & enforcement within.
Status: Left in Rules - HB1301
Introduced: January 09, 2008: Bridge replacement & repair; Transportation Board to award contracts for design-build procurement.
Status: Continued to 2009 in Transportation - HB1302
Introduced: January 09, 2008: Incident management; makes several changes to law in order to increase effectiveness & efficiency.
Status: G Approved by Governor-Chapter 737 (effective 7/1/08) - HB1455
Introduced: January 15, 2008: Provisional ballot procedures; corrects reference in Code concerning handling thereof.
Status: G Acts of Assembly Chapter text (CHAP0559) - HB1456
Introduced: January 15, 2008: Hunting; persons with bow and arrow or crossbow may hunt on Sundays.
Status: Left in Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources - HB1457
Introduced: January 15, 2008: Resources Authority; authorized to finance construction of local government buildings.
Status: G Acts of Assembly Chapter text (CHAP0259) - HJ63
Introduced: January 03, 2008: Fort Belvoir; joint subcommittee to study impact of Defense Base Closure.
Status: Left in Rules - HJ64
Introduced: January 03, 2008: DC Metro; Secretary of Transportation to study extension from Woodbridge and Potomac Mills.
Status: Stricken from docket by Rules - HJ345
Introduced: February 06, 2008: Celebrating the life of Kyle Robert Wilson.
Status: Bill text as passed House and Senate (HJ345ER) - HR25
Introduced: March 06, 2008: Commending Ebenezer Baptist Church.
Status: Agreed to by House by voice vote
Contact Paul Nichols
District Office
12660 Lake Ridge Drive
Woodbridge, VA 22192
703-492-4200
Richmond Office (during session)
P.O. Box 406
Richmond, Virginia 23218
804-698-1051
E-Mail
nicholsfordelegate@gmail.com
Tag Cloud
Aggregated Bill Poll Results
73 votes
Newest Comments
- HB1456:
mr. william e. sparks writes: what about public lands where its legal to hunt? - HB304:
J.B. Lorette writes: It is important that this limitation on what is "normal" use of a residence -- that is, in a single family neighborhood ... - HB304:
Erik Shifflett writes: This bill stinks. Vote against it. Don't discriminate. - HB155:
jWHIGHAM writes: I agree with this bill however my concern is the access agencies will have to the Law Enforcement Center to obtain necessary information. - HB94:
robert legge writes: Sounds like U.T. to me. Urban tyranny.
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