Delegate Steve Landes (R-Weyers Cave)

Photo of Steve Landes
Party
Republican
District
25: Counties of Albemarle (part), Augusta (part), and Rockingham (part) [map]
Took Office
January 1996
Next Election
November 2013
Committees
Appropriations, Education, Privileges and Elections, Rules
Age
53
Website
stevelandes.com
Copatroning Habits
84% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 83% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 70% of them are Republicans.
Partisanship
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Tag Cloud ?
agriculture college commendation dillon rule education elections eminent domain employment foia government governor highway housekeeping income tax inspector general license plate locality medicine moped newspaper pharmacy police property school sewer study sunlight tax transportation water
Bills Passed
18.2% in 2013
Top Recent Contributors
Donor Sector Total
Virginia Association Of Realtors Real estate $7,250
Virginia Bankers Association Commercial banks & bank holding companies $3,000
Great Eastern Resort Management Resorts $3,000
Virginia Health Care Association Nursing homes $2,500
Merck & Co Pharmaceutical manufacturing $2,500
Dominion Energy production & distribution $2,000
Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association Hospitals $2,000
Virginia Cable Telecommunications Association Telecommunications $2,000
Pediatrix Medical Group Other physician specialists $1,750
Troutman Sanders Llp Attorneys & law firms $1,734

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

Recent Mentions on Blogs

Students team up with Delegate Landes to win | JMU Center for ...

May 14, 2013
From left, Gabino Cruz-Hernandez and Davey Stone show Del. Landes their winning ranking on the computer, joined by teammate Joshua Varner. Delegate Steve Landes (R-25th district) checked in at Turner Ashby High ...

SWAC Girl: Steve Landes faces no GOP opposition

May 8, 2013
Delegate Landes serves as vice chairman of the House Education Committee, and chairman of the Economic Development, Agriculture, and Natural Resources Subcommittee of House Appropriations. He has served in the ...

(Update: Landes, Poindexter, and Wilt also endorse) West endorses ...

April 16, 2013
From Del. Steve Landes: “Scott Lingamfelter and I have served for a number of years together on the House Appropriations Committee, and he has demonstrated time and time again that he is a true fiscal conservative for state budgeting. Scott and I have ... He does not just give great speeches, but the philosophy he espouses is displayed in his record as a Delegate in the General Assembly, during his service as a Colonel in the U.S. Army, and in his day-to-day life.

The 25th District Delegate GOP Primary | The Virginia Conservative

March 27, 2013
According to an email from Delegate Steve Landes of Augusta County, he will be facing a challenger for the GOP nomination for the 25th district House of Delegates seat, a position Delegate Landes has held since 1995.

Del. Steve Landes Hosts Town Hall Meeting in Crozet - NBC29 WVIR

January 5, 2013
town hall meeting monday. NBC 29 News : Steve Landes Hosts Town Hall Meeting in Crozet - NBC29 WVIR Charlottesville, VA News, Sports and Weather. Member Center: ... 25th District Delegate Steve Landes (R) wrapped ...
Recent Mentions in the Media

Staunton News Leader: MBC honors Menk, who died in 2012

May 17, 2013
Richard P. ?Dickie? Bell, R-Staunton, and Del. Steve Landes, R-Weyers Cave, sponsored a resolution in her honor, which was passed by the General Assembly in January. On Thursday, Bell read the resolution and presented it to two of Menk's three kids.

The Daily Progress: Valley News Briefs

May 8, 2013
Del. Steve Landes, R-Weyers Cave, was officially declared the Republican nominee for the 25th House District seat on Monday. Landes was the only candidate to file for the Republican Party Canvass by the deadline, assuring his nomination. The nine-term ...and more »

The Daily Progress: Bipartisan group touts Virginia's biotechnology sector

May 3, 2013
Bipartisan group touts Virginia's biotechnology sectorLawmakers themselves might be among those in the dark about biotech's potential, said Del. Steve Landes, R-Weyers Cave. ?I think for some of us, the question is do enough [legislators] know or really understand that life sciences and biotechnology can ...and more »

These are all of the video clips of Steve Landes’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2009. There are 205 video clips in all.

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Bills

  • HB1306: Federal Oversight, Commission on; established, report.
  • HB1939: Local officers; localities to temporarily designate someone to fill position in case of an absence.
  • HB1940: Community Colleges, State Board for, et al; faculty representatives & student representatives.
  • HB1942: Vote centers; authorizes State Board of Election to establish pilot program.
  • HB1945: MEI Project Site Planning Grant Fund; revises definition.
  • HB1952: Higher educational institutions; board of visitors governance, report.
  • HB1955: Impersonating a law-enforcement officer or other public safety personnel; impersonating, penalty.
  • HB2114: State Inspector General; additional powers and duties, report.
  • HB2144: Standards of Quality; waivers from third grade Standards of Learning assessments in certain schools.
  • HB2295: Intergovernmental Affairs, Office of; duties of Assistant to Governor.
  • HJ716: Commending Camden Dellinger.
  • HJ717: Commending the Western Albemarle High School boys' tennis team.
  • HJ718: Commemorating the life and legacy of Michael Wise.
  • HJ773: Commending Augusta Health.
  • HJ774: Commending the Honorable Humes J. Franklin, Jr.
  • HJ793: Commending the Honorable William D. Heatwole.
  • HJ822: Commending South River Elementary School.
  • HJ911: Commending the Augusta Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol.
  • HJ912: Commending A. C. Powers.
  • HJ913: Commending Tricia Ross.
  • HJ926: Commending Houff Transfer, Inc.
  • HJ5012: Commending the Western Albemarle High School girls' swim and dive team.
  • HB21: Polling places; requirements for county precinct.
  • HB766: Governor's Agriculture and Forestry Industries Development Fund; established, report.
  • HB767: Small Business Jobs Grant Fund Program; developed to assist small businesses job creation.
  • HB768: Virginia Jobs Investment Program; created, Dept. of Business Assistance to administer programs.
  • HB769: Elections; party identification on ballots in local elections.
  • HB770: Emergency protective orders; not to be issued against law-enforcement officer performing his duties.
  • HB771: Campus police officers; included in definition of law-enforcement officers.
  • HB772: Inspector General, State; investigator included in definition of law-enforcement officer.
  • HB773: Local government; publication of notices for charter changes, etc.
  • HB774: License plates, special; repeals issuance to supporters celebrating centennial of Fort Belvoir.
  • HB775: Public assistance; social services to collect accurate contact information from applicants.
  • HB776: Federal Oversight, Commission on; created, report.
  • HB777: Evaluate Tax Preferences, Joint Subcommittee to; established, report.
  • HB1034: Interstate agreements, certain; State withdrawal from Southern Growth Policies Agreement.
  • HB1181: Public schools; reading intervention.
  • HB1259: State Compensation Board; abolishes Board and assigns its duties.
  • HJ4: License tax business classifications and tax rates, local; Department of Taxation to study.
  • HJ108: Higher educational institutions; JLARC to study cost efficiency and opportunities to reduce cost.
  • HJ109: United States Constitution; urges Congress to propose an amendment to impose a balance budget.
  • HJ205: Commending Wendell L. Coleman.
  • HJ206: Commending Gerald W. Garber.
  • HJ207: Commending Larry C. Howdyshell.
  • HJ208: Commending the Fort Defiance High School Envirothon team.
  • HJ209: Commending Bob Hill.
  • HJ215: Celebrating the life of the Honorable A. Lee McGratty.
  • HJ256: Celebrating the life of Joseph Temple Henley, Jr.
  • HJ257: Celebrating the life of Lawrence S. Eagleburger.
  • HJ259: Commending the White Hall Ruritan Club on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
  • HJ307: Commending Jon Fried.
  • HJ341: Commending Jeremy L. Shifflett.
  • HJ382: Commending the Turner Ashby High School one-act play ensemble.
  • HJ464: Celebrating the life of Roger Lee Zirkle.
  • HB1454: License plates, special; repeals references to those with expired authorizations.
  • HB1455: Wiretap devices; supervision and control by sheriff or chief of police.
  • HB1521: Water authorities, sewer authorities, etc.; specified as political subdivisions of State.
  • HB1522: Water and waste authorities; eminent domain powers.
  • HB1523: Sex offenders; prohibiting entry onto school grounds or other property, penalty.
  • HB1524: Retail Sales and Use Tax; collection by certain contractors.
  • HB2076: Inspector General, Office of; established.
  • HB2077: Mandatory testing; exclusion of certain students.
  • HB2078: Agricultural and Forestal Districts Act; creates program administrator, review of applications.
  • HB2079: Local government; publication of notices for charter changes, referenda, and public hearings, etc.
  • HB2080: Elections; acquisition of voting equipment by localities.
  • HB2081: Death certificates; up to 10 certified copies shall be provided not to exceed fee for one copy.
  • HB2417: Cable television system, etc.; contracts with electric cooperative facilities for pole attachments.
  • HB2491: Virginia Correctional Enterprises; mandatory procurement, exception.
  • HJ646: Year-round schools; Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission to study efficacy thereof.
  • HJ767: Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the birth of President Ronald Wilson Reagan.
  • HJ836: Celebrating the life of the Honorable George Moffett Cochran.
  • HJ837: Celebrating the life of the Honorable Thomas H. Wood, Sr.
  • HJ844: Commending Chief Douglas Davis.
  • HJ845: Commending Augusta Health.
  • HB582: Center for Rural Virginia; expansion and promotion of agricultural opportunities.
  • HB583: Farm businesses; local restrictions.
  • HB584: Highway rest areas and residency offices; VDOT to reopen.
  • HB585: VCIN; person who has violated provisions of his post-release supervision to be entered into system.
  • HB586: Local government; publication of notices for charter changes, referenda, and public hearings.
  • HB587: Pharmacists; supervision of pharmacy technicians.
  • HB588: Alcoholic beverages; portion of wine liter tax collected to be deposited in Wine Promotion Fund.
  • HB589: Code Commission; expands membership.
  • HB590: Professional and Occupational Regulation, Department of; removes obsolete language from Title 54.1.
  • HB591: Administrative Process Act; removes obsolete exemptions.
  • HB592: Federal rent control; repealing Code that declared unneccessary.
  • HB593: License plates, special; repeals authorizations for issuance when required minimum not received.
  • HB943: Small Business Jobs Grant Fund; created.
  • HB944: Governor's reports; to provide monthly reports on revenue collections and quarterly assessments.
  • HB945: Disability services boards; eliminates requirement that localities establishes.
  • HB946: Financial institutions; method of obtaining records concerning banking and credit cards.
  • HB947: Restricted permit; adds driving to and from grocery store to list of places person can drive.
  • HJ270: Commending Vector Industries, Inc., on the occasion of its 40th anniversary.
  • HJ298: Celebrating the life of William Clark Jordan.
  • HJ299: Celebrating the life of Carter Randolph Allen.
  • HJ302: Commending the Honorable Thomas H. Wood.
  • HJ325: Commending Cities of Waynesboro, Staunton, and County of Augusta on partnership with Augusta Health.
  • HJ374: Celebrating the life of Orvin Herman Kiser, Sr.
  • HJ417: Commending the Wilson Memorial High School debate team.
  • HR5: State sovereignty; Congress urged to honor Tenth amendment of U.S. Constitution.
  • HB86: Unused Pharmaceuticals Disposal Program; created.
  • HB311: Mopeds; driving on suspended license.
  • HB312: Miscarriage or stillbirth; unintentional cause thereof.
  • HB1586: License plates, special; expired authorizations for certain foundations.
  • HB1631: Interstate Public-Private Partnership Compact; repealing establishment thereof.
  • HB1763: Naming of bridges; repeals section of Code that overlaps with provisions in another Code section.
  • HB2345: Animal laws; correct error in 2008 recodification of Title 3.1 to allow town to adopt by reference.
  • HB2346: Pensions paid to widows and maiden or widowed daughters of Confederate veterans; repealed.
  • HB2347: Income tax, state; repeals obsolete code sections for purchasing of machinery and equipment.
  • HB2348: Fiduciaries distributing intangible personal property to file informative tax returns; repealed.
  • HB2349: Richmond Metropolitan Authority; created.
  • HB2350: Transportation of troops by railroad; repeals obsolete section.
  • HB2351: Natural Resources Commitment Fund; Dept. of Conservation, etc., to provide annual funding needed.
  • HB2352: Donation of prescription medication; clarifies liability of pharmaceutical manufacturers.
  • HB2353: School for Deaf and Blind; re-establishes Board of Visitors thereof.
  • HB2354: Suspension of mandates; requires Governor to temporarily suspend on locality facing fiscal stress.
  • HB2355: Local government; publication of notices for charter changes, referenda, and public hearings, etc;
  • HB2587: Transient occupancy tax; any county ordinance may levy on single-family residences rented out.
  • HJ649: Celebrating the life of Carter Randolph Allen.
  • HJ650: Celebrating the life of Lemuel Edward Irvin.
  • HJ722: Lyndhurst Station; recognized for its distinctive and historic place in State history.
  • HJ723: No Child Left Behind; Division of Legislative Services to collect data and information on impact.
  • HJ886: Celebrating the life of Louis J. Hausrath.
  • HJ894: Commending James R. Perkins.
  • HJ895: Commending the Weyers Cave Ruritan Club.
  • HJ896: Commending the New Hope Ruritan Club.
  • HJ897: Commending the Mt. Sidney Ruritan Club.
  • HJ954: Commending the Honorable A. Lee McGratty.
  • HJ5024: Commending the Honorable Thomas H. Wood, Jr.
  • HB84: Virginia-North Carolina Interstate Toll Road Compact; repealing Compact.
  • HB85: Prescription Medication Donation Program; established.
  • HB86: Unused Pharmaceuticals Disposal Program; created.
  • HB87: License plates, special; repeals authorizations for issuance of certain license plates.
  • HB117: Community College Scholarship Match Program; created.
  • HB118: Higher education; required to report to SCHEV on steps taken to ensure academic freedom, etc.
  • HB119: Soil and water conservation districts; Attorney General to represent in any suits or actions.
  • HB311: Mopeds; driving on suspended license.
  • HB312: Miscarriage or stillbirth; unintentional cause thereof.
  • HB313: Freedom of Information Act; working papers and correspondence.
  • HB1331: Agriculture and Consumer Services, Department of; recodifying laws pertaining to agriculture, etc.
  • HB1332: DEQ; authority to issue and enforce permits, etc. related to air and water pollution.
  • HB1333: Sexual battery; manner by which committed.
  • HB1334: Conflict of Interests Act, State and Local Government; acceptance of awards.
  • HB1335: Natural Resources Commitment Fund; created.
  • HB1372: Honey houses; repeals inspection thereof.
  • HB1425: No Child Left Behind Act; Board of Education to make recommendation in regard to participation.
  • HB6014: Interstate Public-Private Partnership Compact; repeals establishment thereof.
  • HJ46: Service Fee Directory; comprehensive information system to replace or revise.
  • HJ49: Celebrating the life of Richard Earl Connellee, Sr.
  • HJ50: Commending the Town of Elkton on the occasion of its 100th anniversary.
  • HJ202: Commending the Fishburne Military School rifle team.
  • HJ267: Commending BRCC SIFE -- Blue Ridge Community College Students in Free Enterprise team.
  • HJ268: Commending Augusta and Rockbridge Counties 4-H livestock judging team.
  • HJ294: Commending Jon Fried.
  • HJ374: Celebrating the life of Welty H. Hensley.
  • HJ551: Commending Richard H. Graham.
  • HJ5024: Commending the Honorable Thomas H. Wood, Jr.
  • HB920: License plates, special; issuance to supporters of childhood cancer awareness.
  • HB923: Condemned property; compensation for property owners.
  • HB1200: Population brackets; replaces other descriptions found in Code of Virginia with locality names.
  • HB1623: Code Commission; makes technical changes to reporting requirements of obsolete provisions.
  • HB1643: Intellectual diversity; higher educational institutions to report to Council of Higher Ed. thereon.
  • HB1689: Municipal solid waste; regulation thereof.
  • HB1690: Worksite health promotion grants program; repeals program.
  • HB1691: Medical care facilities certificate of public need; transition to elimination thereof.
  • HB2531: Hunters; required to identify himself when retrieving hunting dogs from landowner's property.
  • HB2532: Unborn child; unintentionally causing miscarriage or stillbirth thereof punishable as felony.
  • HB2533: Criminal warrants; authorizes sheriff or his deputy to issue.
  • HB2534: Truck climbing lanes; requiring trucks and combination vehicles to keep to right on interstate.
  • HB2535: Sexual battery; manner by which is committed.
  • HB2536: Special license plates; repeal of authorizations.
  • HB2537: Administrative Process Act; amends by renumbering provisions of various codes.
  • HB2538: Transportation Commissioner;enter on land to ascertain its suitability for transportation purposes.
  • HB2539: Water Resources and Wetlands Protection Program; created.
  • HB2540: Lance Corporal Jason Redifer Memorial Bridge; designating as Route 608 bridge over I-64 in Augusta.
  • HB2541: Lance Corporal Daniel Scott Resner Bubb Memorial Bridge; designating as Route 256 bridge over I-81.
  • HB2542: No Child Left Behind Act; Board of Education requesting waiver from certain provisions.
  • HB2928: Population brackets; replaces other descriptions found in Code of Virginia with locality names.
  • HB3075: Wildlife Center; authorizes vehicles owned thereby to rescue or euthanize injured wildlife.
  • HB3113: Environmental Quality, Department of; consolidation of various boards, increase of authority.
  • HB3171: Economic Development Partnership Authority; General Assembly may appropriate grants thereto.
  • HJ146: Constitutional amendment; legislative and organizational sessions of General Assembly (1st ref.).
  • HJ147: General Assembly; joint committee established to oversee provision of revenue estimates therefor.
  • HJ671: Commending the Fort Defiance High School Envirothon.
  • HJ673: Celebrating the life of Richard Lee Meador.
  • HJ683: Substance abuse; JLARC to study actual cost to State.
  • HJ808: Celebrating the life of Allie Ray Hull.
  • HJ833: Commending Officer Scott Craig and Corporal Dave Shaw.
  • HJ897: Commending the Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center.
  • HJ953: Commending O. Beverley Roller.
  • HR45: Video &audio transmission of daily sessions of House of Delegates; procedures to be adopted.
  • HB1: Highways; adjustment of claims resulting from certain contracts.
  • HB2: Richmond-Petersburg Tnpk. Auth. & Elizabeth River Tunnel Commission; eliminates obsolete references.
  • HB47: Douthat State Park; pilot program repealed.
  • HB48: CHAMPS program; coordinated medical care in City of Chesapeake.
  • HB49: Scholars Program; provisions relating thereto.
  • HB50: Work-Study Program; provisions relating thereto.
  • HB740: Code Commission; authorized to publish renumbered code and delineates savings provisions.
  • HB786: Income tax, state; credit for purchase of long-term care insurance.
  • HB920: License plates, special; issuance to supporters of childhood cancer awareness.
  • HB921: Manner by which sexual battery is committed.
  • HB922: Fishburne Military School; officers recognized as commissioned officers of unorganized militia.
  • HB923: Condemned property; compensation for property owners.
  • HB924: Condemnation of property; definition of public uses by localities.
  • HB925: Reimbursement for damages; property owner shall have right to recover costs against VDOT.
  • HB926: Economic Development for Virginians with Disabilities Grant Program; created.
  • HB927: License plates, special; expired authorizations.
  • HB928: License plates, special; those issued to members of General Assembly shall be same as district no.
  • HB1185: Water Protection Permits; regulation of agricultural withdrawals.
  • HB1186: Legislative appointees; designates authorities to appoint legislators who serve on certain boards.
  • HB1187: Electric authorities; distributing electric energy for retail sales to customers within area.
  • HB1188: Charter; Town of Elkton.
  • HB1189: Mutual aid agreements; all sheriffs have authority to enter into.
  • HB1200: Population brackets; replaces other descriptions found in Code of Virginia with locality names.
  • HB1232: Involuntary manslaughter; unintentionally causing death of fetus punishable thereas.
  • HB1376: Minority Business Enterprise; streamline certification program.
  • HB1427: No Child Left Behind; Bd. of Education to develop plan to identify initiatives funded thereby.
  • HB1428: No Child Left Behind Act; Board of Education encouraged to request waivers and exemptions.
  • HB1441: Law-enforcement officer; definition thereof.
  • HJ14: Celebrating the life of Shirly Brandt Kiger.
  • HJ15: Commending Joseph Byron Yount III.
  • HJ16: Commending the Fort Defiance High School Envirothon team.
  • HJ97: Medicaid; JLARC to study asset transfers being used to shelter assests to qualify for services.
  • HJ109: Celebrating the life of Lieutenant Colonel Darel Dean Leetun.
  • HJ112: Commending the Virginia Health Care Foundation for its service to the Commonwealth.
  • HJ146: Constitutional amendment; legislative and organizational sessions of General Assembly (1st ref.).
  • HJ147: General Assembly; joint committee established to oversee provision of revenue estimates therefor.
  • HJ148: Biodiesel fuels; state agencies to implement use thereof in fleet vehicles owned/operated thereby.
  • HJ167: Social services system; joint subcommittee to study within State.
  • HJ186: Celebrating the life of Lance Corporal Daniel Scott Resner Bubb.
  • HJ188: Commending the Elkton-Grottoes Community Junior League girls' All-star softball team.
  • HJ248: Celebrating the life of Norman Kiser.
  • HJ302: Commending Officer Scott M. Shackleton and Sgt. Jeffrey S. Ury of the Waynesboro Police Department.
  • HJ303: Commending Deputy Steven V. von Schilling of the Waynesboro Sheriff's Office.
  • HJ408: Celebrating the life of Rudolph L. Shaver.
  • HJ416: Commending Augusta Medical Center for national recognition as an outstanding community hospital.
  • HJ459: Celebrating the life of Olive Iola Clark.
  • HJ5077: Commending the Fort Defiance High School Envirothon team.
  • HJ5125: Celebrating the life of Colonel Edward Bickford Young, Jr.