Del. Vivian Watts (D-Annandale)

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Party
Democratic
District
14: County of Fairfax (part)
Took Office
January 1996
Next Election
November 2025
Website
Copatroning Habits
76% of bills she has copatroned were introduced by Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of her bills, 76% of them are Democrats. Of all of her fellow copatrons of the bills that she copatroned, 63% of them are Democrats.
Partisanship
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Bills Passed
0% in 2024
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These are all of the video clips of Vivian Watts’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2009. There are 208 video clips in all.

Bills

  • HB76: Grand jury; clarifies oaths of foreman, jurors, and witnesses.
  • HB77: Robbery; conforms certain provisions of the Code of VA to the degrees of robbery offenses, etc.
  • HB78: Search warrants, subpoenas, court orders, or other process; menstrual health data prohibited.
  • HB125: Special justices and independent evaluator fees; emergency custody and voluntary civil admissions.
  • HB126: Candidates for office; persons entitled to have name printed on ballot, required reports.
  • HB127: DMAS & DBH DS; modification of rules for 1915 (c) Home & Community Based Services Medicaid Waivers.
  • HB128: Door-to-door vendors; local regulation, political parties exempted.
  • HB212: MEI Project Approval Commission; board-level gender and diversity requirements.
  • HB213: Emissions inspections; fees, agreement for services and service charge fees.
  • HB214: Common interest communities; residents providing certain services exemption.
  • HB215: 9th/10th grade students; development of Title IX and sexual harassment prevention training modules.
  • HB266: Custodial interrogation of a child; failure to comply with section, inadmissibility of statement.
  • HB267: Assault or assault and battery against a law-enforcement officer; prosecution of an individual.
  • HB268: Juveniles; evidence of trafficking, sexual abuse, or rape by the alleged victim.
  • HB883: Vehicle exhaust systems; operation in certain locations.
  • HB884: Vehicle exhaust systems; inspection and administrative fee.
  • HB885: Community services boards; core of services.
  • HB886: Certified nursing facilities; administrative sanctions, facilities subject to minimum standards.
  • HB887: Income tax, state; creates a new tax bracket.
  • HB888: Civil commitments & temporary detention orders; def. of mental illness neurocognitive disorders.
  • HB889: Retail Sales and Use tax; levies tax on following services: admissions, charges for recreation, etc.
  • HB1394: Income tax, state; subtraction as a result of unlawful discrimination.
  • HB1420: Juveniles; adjudication of delinquency.
  • HB1444: State sales and use tax; distribution based on population of cities and counties ages 5 to 19.
  • HB1546: Data centers; sales and use tax exemption for certain equipment or enabling software.
  • HJ165: Celebrating the life of Harold Martin Gross.
  • HJ166: Celebrating the life of Michelle Antonette Leete.
  • HJ186: Commending Annie Ray.
  • HJ369: Commending Craig M. Burns.
  • HJ370: Celebrating the life of Robert Ira Bryan Kahane.
  • HJ371: Commending Braddock Elementary School.
  • HJ372: Commending Annandale High School.
  • HJ373: Commending Camelot Elementary School.
  • HB330: Nursing homes & certified nursing facilities; minimum staffing standards, administrative sanctions.
  • HB359: Termination of parental rights of person who committed sexual assault; evidence standard.
  • HB1168: Real property; tax exemption for certain disabled veterans and surviving spouses.
  • HB1470: Real property; tax exemption for certain disabled veterans and surviving spouses.
  • HB1558: Common interest communities; residents providing certain services presumed to be 'independent'.
  • HB1559: Ordinances, local; vehicle exhaust, operation on property near residential district.
  • HB1560: High school students; development of Title IX and sexual harassment prevention training modules.
  • HB1561: Arrest/prosecution of individual experiencing mental health emerg.; assault against law enforcement.
  • HB1564: Nursing homes; standards of care, administrative sanctions.
  • HB2122: Virginia Conflict of Interest and Ethics Advisory Council; training for members of school boards.
  • HB2155: Behavioral Health Commission; repeals provision that provided temporary alternative funding.
  • HB2156: Behavioral Health Commission; agency assistance, access Commission records.
  • HB2268: Income tax, state; individual tax brackets, deductions, and exemptions.
  • HB2410: Involuntary temporary detention; termination of a period of detention.
  • HB2411: Attorney fees; emergency custody and voluntary and involuntary civil admissions, increases fees.
  • HJ832: Commending Ravensworth Elementary School.
  • HR242: Elections; political independence of Virginians necessitates state control over election spending.
  • HB330: Nursing homes & certified nursing facilities; minimum staffing standards, administrative sanctions.
  • HB345: Robbery; conforms certain provisions of the Code of Virginia to the degrees of robbery offenses.
  • HB348: Income tax, corporate; tax returns of affiliated corporations.
  • HB352: Income tax, state and corporate; business interest.
  • HB359: Termination of parental rights of person who committed sexual assault; evidence standard.
  • HB361: Marijuana; allowing access to, purchase for, or provision to minors, penalties.
  • HB366: Assault and battery; penalties when committed against certain persons.
  • HB367: Exhaust systems; excessive noise.
  • HB401: Income tax, state; pass-through entities.
  • HB407: Movie theaters; open captioning to include drive-in theaters.
  • HB1168: Real property; tax exemption for certain disabled veterans and surviving spouses.
  • HB1248: Juveniles; adjudication of delinquency.
  • HB1343: Taxation; numerous changes to the Commonwealth's tax structure.
  • HJ24: Income tax, state; JLARC to study increasing progressivity of Va's system.
  • HJ26: World Polio Day; designating as October 24, 2022, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HB250: Juvenile offenders; eligibility for parole.
  • HB251: Prostitution-related crimes; minors, increases penalties.
  • HB252: Causing or encouraging acts rendering children sexually abused; penalty.
  • HB553: Workplace harassment; policies for legislative branch.
  • HB729: Transit funding; raises the existing regional transportation fee, etc.
  • HB734: Income tax, state; rolling conformity with the Internal Revenue Code.
  • HB736: Estate tax; reinstatement.
  • HB739: Income tax, corporate; combined reporting requirements.
  • HB747: Movie theaters; open captioning on any film that is regularly shown.
  • HB1351: Temporary detention; expands category of individuals who may evaluate a person.
  • HB1935: Income tax, state; conformity with the Internal Revenue Code.
  • HB1935: Income tax, state; conformity with the Internal Revenue Code.
  • HB1936: Robbery; penalties.
  • HB1936: Robbery; penalties.
  • HB2155: Virginia Human Rights Act; nondiscrimination in employment, sexual and workplace harassment.
  • HB2155: Virginia Human Rights Act; nondiscrimination in employment, sexual and workplace harassment.
  • HB2156: Nursing home staffing and care standards; regulations, report.
  • HB2157: Estate tax; reinstates the tax for persons dying on or after July 1, 2021.
  • HB2158: Retail sales and transient occupancy taxes; tax on room rentals, Destination Marketing Fund created.
  • HB2324: Virginia Redistricting Commission; removing a citizen commissioner for neglect, etc.
  • HB2324: Virginia Redistricting Commission; removing a citizen commissioner for neglect, etc.
  • HJ563: Corporate tax; DLS to establish group to assess transitioning to unitary combined reporting system.
  • HJ563: Corporate tax; DLS to establish group to assess transitioning to unitary combined reporting system.
  • HJ567: Income tax, state; JLARC to study increasing the progressivity of Virginia's system.
  • HJ567: Income tax, state; JLARC to study increasing the progressivity of Virginia's system.
  • HJ600: Commending Lisa Rode.
  • HJ601: Celebrating the life of Marvin Howard Wagner.
  • HJ5002: Celebrating the life of Michel Margosis.
  • HR704: Celebrating the life of the Honorable Gwendalyn F. Cody.
  • HR771: Commending the Springfield Civic Association.
  • HR848: Commending Marion Frieswyk.
  • HR849: Commending Walter Hammersley.
  • HB250: Juvenile offenders; eligibility for parole.
  • HB251: Prostitution-related crimes; minors, increases penalties.
  • HB252: Causing or encouraging acts rendering children sexually abused; penalty.
  • HB253: Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry Act; offenses requiring registration.
  • HB552: Birth control; definition.
  • HB553: Workplace harassment; policies for legislative branch.
  • HB729: Transit funding; raises the existing regional transportation fee, etc.
  • HB730: Third-party settlement organizations; reporting of payments.
  • HB732: Virginia Free File; amends program.
  • HB734: Income tax, state; rolling conformity with the Internal Revenue Code.
  • HB735: Income tax, state; indexing, Chained Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers.
  • HB736: Estate tax; reinstatement.
  • HB737: Nursing homes; standards of care.
  • HB739: Income tax, corporate; combined reporting requirements.
  • HB740: Movie theaters; closed captioning.
  • HB741: License plates, special; issuance for supporters of professional engineers.
  • HB744: Juvenile; sentencing when tried as an adult.
  • HB745: Juveniles; sentencing when tried as an adult.
  • HB746: Custodial interrogation of a child; parental notification and contact.
  • HB747: Movie theaters; open captioning on any film that is regularly shown.
  • HB785: Localities; authority to levy taxes.
  • HB1181: Protective order; violation of provisions, venue.
  • HB1182: Protective order; family abuse, financial or other relief, temporary spousal support.
  • HB1328: Offender medical and mental health information and records; exchange of information to facility.
  • HB1351: Temporary detention; expands category of individuals who may evaluate a person.
  • HB1412: Third-party settlement organizations; reporting of payments.
  • HB1413: Commonwealth's tax system; conformity with the Internal Revenue Code.
  • HB1417: Income tax, state; reporting requirements for partnerships.
  • HB1418: Virginia Human Rights Act; discrimination on the basis of sex, sexual harassment.
  • HB1555: Income tax, state and corporate; deduction for commuter benefits provided by an employer.
  • HB1556: Political campaign advertisements; authorization statement, name of candidate defined.
  • HB1586: Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority; allocation of funds.
  • HB5093: Emergency Services and Disaster Law; powers and duties of the Governor, executive orders, penalty.
  • HJ26: JLARC; reinstatement of discretionary parole, report.
  • HB2080: Physical evidence recovery kit tracking system.
  • HB2081: Common Interest Community Board; association fees, etc.
  • HB2082: Birth control; definition.
  • HB2083: Workplace harassment; policies for legislative branch.
  • HB2084: Counties, certain; additional powers that include taxation, etc.
  • HB2085: Transit funding; raises the existing regional transportation fee, etc.
  • HB2086: Income tax, state; conformity, increase in standard deduction, refundable income tax credit.
  • HB2087: Prostitution-related crimes; minors, penalties.
  • HB2088: Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry Act; offenses requiring registration.
  • HB2089: Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry; reregistration schedule.
  • HB2090: Remote sales & use tax collection; sufficient activity by dealers and marketplace facilitators, etc.
  • HB2499: Corrections, Department of; policies to improve exchange of offender medical information.
  • HB2722: Continuing care retirement communities; accessing medical assistance, certificate of public need.
  • HB2753: Home solicitation; prohibited, exceptions, penalty.
  • HJ644: JLARC; reinstatement of discretionary parole, report.
  • HJ961: Celebrating the life of Audrey Elizabeth Moore.
  • HJ1135: Commending John C. Cook.
  • HB298: Birth control; definition.
  • HB299: Congressional and state legislative districts; localities to eliminate split precincts.
  • HB300: Assault and battery; hate crime, penalty.
  • HB301: Correctional facilities, state, local, or regional; disclosure of health records.
  • HB302: Counties, certain; granted powers of cities and towns.
  • HB303: Physical evidence recovery kits; submission to Department of Forensic Science.
  • HB304: Virginia Consumer Protection Act; certain fraud crimes committed by a supplier.
  • HB305: Standards of Quality funding; apportionment of state and local share.
  • HB306: Va. Public Procurement Act; preference for business participating in Va. Registered Apprenticeship.
  • HB307: Solicitation; prohibited on premises with a no soliciting sign, penalty.
  • HB308: Bicycles; passing in a lane prohibited.
  • HB309: Nursing homes; standards of care.
  • HB310: Estate tax; appropriation of its revenues for health care purposes.
  • HB1031: Common interest communities; disclosure packets.
  • HB1051: Communications sales and use tax; services subject to taxation.
  • HB1052: Firearms; control by localities, lawful demonstrations and protests.
  • HB1053: Workplace harassment; legislative branch required to adopt policies.
  • HB1057: Sexual harassment training; requirement for legislative branch once every two calendar years.
  • HB1272: Safety belt systems; requirement for rear passengers.
  • HB1514: Police misconduct; locality authorized to establish civilian review panel, law-enforcement auditor.
  • HB1515: Jails; ascertaining citizenship of person taken into custody.
  • HB1516: Prostitution-related crimes; increases penalties if a minor is involved.
  • HB1545: Metrorail; funding for capital expenses.
  • HJ301: Commending Patsy Gifford Napier.
  • HJ451: Commending the Truro community.
  • HB539: Income tax, corporate; lowers rate of taxation.
  • HB540: Income tax, state; increases deduction for personal exemptions.
  • HB545: License tax, local; staffing firm deductions.
  • HB710: Property Owners' Association Act; conforms maximum fees for disclosure packets.
  • HB2058: Sales and use tax; nexus for out-of-state businesses.
  • HB2059: Drug Treatment Court Act; eligibility.
  • HB2060: Birth control; definition.
  • HB2061: Adult protective services; statistics regarding reports of adult abuse, neglect, or exploitation.
  • HB2068: Absentee voting; eligibility of persons with disabilities and persons age 65 or older.
  • HB2069: Election district boundaries, local; adjustment subsequent to decennial redistricting.
  • HB2070: Additional powers of certain counties.
  • HB2071: Juvenile records; expungement for certain felony larceny offenses.
  • HB2072: Nursing home family councils; rights of family members.
  • HB2073: Virginia Consumer Protection Act; adds certain fraud crimes.
  • HB2333: Multi-jurisdiction grand jury; certain fraud crimes.
  • HB2334: Fraud crimes, certain; forfeiture of motor vehicle.
  • HB2335: Contractors, Board for; unlicensed activity, penalty.
  • HB2375: Virginia Home Solicitation Sales Act; prohibited solicitation, penalty.
  • HB2376: Property Owners' Association Act; fees for disclosure packets by associations.
  • HJ694: Constitutional amendment (first resolution); qualifications to vote; restoration of civil rights.
  • HJ818: Celebrating the life of the Honorable Alan E. Mayer.
  • HJ880: Commending Mount Pleasant Baptist Church.
  • HJ977: Commending Elizabeth Daggit Haynes.
  • HJ978: Celebrating the life of Robert Alan Phillips.
  • HB539: Income tax, corporate; lowers rate of taxation.
  • HB540: Income tax, state; increases deduction for personal exemptions.
  • HB541: Juveniles; disclosure of law-enforcement records.
  • HB542: Unlawful inducement; contracts or payments for goods or services, penalty.
  • HB543: Involuntary psychiatric treatment of an inmate; petition filed by sheriff.
  • HB544: Retail sales and transient occupancy taxes; taxes on room rentals.
  • HB545: License tax, local; staffing firm deductions.
  • HB546: Certain counties; additional powers.
  • HB547: Standards of Quality; apportionment of state and local share.
  • HB548: Property Owners' Association Act; conforms maximum fees for disclosure packets.
  • HB549: Birth control; definition.
  • HB550: Bar exam; preservation of examination papers, access available to applicant.
  • HB551: Certified nurse aides; Board of Nursing shall require continuing education.
  • HB552: Adult protective services; investigations.
  • HB709: Juvenile records; expungement for certain felony larceny offenses.
  • HB710: Property Owners' Association Act; conforms maximum fees for disclosure packets.
  • HB711: Protective orders in cases of family abuse; possession of premises.
  • HB1158: Physical evidence; procedure for collection, etc., of recovery kits.
  • HB1223: Polling place; voter may give full name and current residence address orally or in writing.
  • HJ318: Commending the North Springfield Civic Association.
  • HB627: Incapacitated persons; fraud or coercion in sales of products or services, penalty.
  • HB1538: Voter identification; reasonable match of identification and pollbook name.
  • HB1541: Birth control; definition.
  • HB1577: Veteran Employment Grant Fund and Program; created.
  • HB1578: DNA data bank; State Police to verify receipt of samples from persons on the Sex Offender Registry.
  • HB1580: Bar exam; preservation of examination papers, copies available to applicant.
  • HB1581: Family life education; advance directives related to mental health.
  • HB1582: Adult abuse, neglect, or exploitation, suspected; mandated reporters.
  • HB1583: Certified nurse aides; education programs.
  • HB1596: Prostitution; affirmative defense to prosecution.
  • HB1598: Conflict of Interests Act, State and Local Government, and General Assembly; prohibited gifts.
  • HB1601: Uniform Interstate Family Support Act (UIFSA); amends Act to modify current version.
  • HB1602: Child support; DSS to prorate payments on the basis of amounts due.
  • HB1762: Retail sales and transient occupancy taxes; room rentals, lodgings, etc.
  • HB2067: Daylighted streams; not required to become Resource Protection Area.
  • HJ599: Highway construction allocations; JLARC to study.
  • HB564: Voter identification; reasonable match of identification and pollbook name.
  • HB565: Birth control; definition.
  • HB566: Condominium and Property Owners' Association Acts; assessment of late fee not paid within 60 days.
  • HB567: Sexual battery; touching a person's intimate parts, etc., penalty.
  • HB568: Nursing homes; increases staffing and care standards.
  • HB569: Estate tax; reinstates tax for persons dying on or after July 1,2014.
  • HB623: Electric, hybrid electric, and alternative fuel motor vehicles; annual road usage fee.
  • HB624: Protective orders; companion animals.
  • HB625: Conflict of Interests Act, State and Local Government; statements of economic interests.
  • HB626: Highway systems; allocation of funds.
  • HB627: Incapacitated persons; fraud or coercion in sales of products or services, penalty.
  • HB933: Child support; update to guidelines.
  • HB1156: Full-time equivalent teaching positions; divisionwide ratio of students in average daily membership
  • HB1222: First responders; mental health education and training.
  • HJ160: Commending Melissa A. Porfirio.
  • HJ302: Celebrating the life of Frederick A. Renninger, Jr.
  • HR82: Commending Melissa A. Porfirio.
  • HR86: Commending Hillary Press.
  • HB1172: Human Rights Council; authority to act.
  • HB1454: Safe deposit boxes; bank or other entity to permit limited access by deceased lessee's spouse, etc.
  • HB1455: Elderly or incapacitated adults; financial exploitation, penalty is a Class 3 felony.
  • HB1456: House of Delegates Districts; technical adjustments in Fairfax County.
  • HB1457: Estate tax; reinstates for persons dying on or after July 1, 2013.
  • HB1458: TANF; assistance when convicted of drug-related felony.
  • HB1465: Prostitution, forced; expungement of charges.
  • HB1471: Assisted living facilities; residents permitted to vote absentee.
  • HB1472: Transportation; funding and administration.
  • HB1540: Handheld personal communications devices; unlawful to use in specified school property or crossing.
  • HB1541: Prostitution, forced; expungement of charges.
  • HB1595: Condominium and Property Owners' Association Acts; imposition of late fees for assessments, etc.
  • HB1643: Protective orders; exempt from stay pending appeal.
  • HB1644: Birth control; definition.
  • HB2333: Transportation; funding and administration.
  • HJ584: Constitutional amendment; Transportation Funds.
  • HB408: Real property tax; exemption for elderly and disabled.
  • HB409: Financial exploitation of elderly or incapacitated adults; guilty of a Class 5 felony, etc.
  • HB410: Condominium and Property Owners' Association Acts; recovery of attorney fees, costs, and interest.
  • HB411: Condominium and Property Owners' Association Acts; recovery of costs and interest.
  • HB412: Condominium and Property Owners' Association Acts; foreclosure on lien for unpaid assessments.
  • HB413: Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry; prohibited publication of employment information.
  • HB414: Safe deposit boxes; bank to permit limited access upon death of lessee.
  • HB415: Wireless telecommunications device; prohibits using while operating a moving motor vehicle, penalty.
  • HB416: Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry Act; procedural changes.
  • HB417: Polling places; prohibited campaign area.
  • HB418: Condominium and Property Owners' Association Acts; imposition of late fees on assessments.
  • HB419: Estate tax; reinstated for persons dying on or after July 1, 2012.
  • HB420: Eligibilty for TANF; drug-related felonies.
  • HB421: Standards of Quality; apportionment of state and local share.
  • HB422: Transportation; additional funding by imposing and increasing certain taxes.
  • HB1171: Electoral college; candidates for President who win popular vote will receive votes of electors.
  • HB1172: Human Rights Council; authority to act.
  • HB1188: Human trafficking; Board of Education to provide information for public schools.
  • HB1266: Child abuse; mandatory reporting by employees of certain public organizations, penalty.
  • HJ71: Constitutional amendment; Transportation Funds.
  • HJ306: Commending Karen Dickerson.
  • HB226: TANF; eligibility of assistance when convicted of drug-related felonies.
  • HB347: Anesthesia; hospitals develop procedure for discharge of individuals who had procedures requiring.
  • HB808: State and local transportation planning; provides for coordination with DRPT.
  • HB1627: Common Interest Community Board; annual payment by common interest communities.
  • HB1628: Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry Act; makes procedural changes.
  • HB1629: Game and Inland Fisheries, Department of; parking violations on their properties, civil penalty.
  • HB1630: Cell phones or other wireless telecommunications devices; prohibited use while driving, exception.
  • HB1631: Highway maintenance; payments to cities and towns.
  • HB1632: TANF; eligibility of assistance when convicted of drug-related felonies.
  • HB1633: Financial exploitation of elderly or vulnerable adults; penalty.
  • HB1747: Child pornography; possession by law-enforcement agency.
  • HB1892: Northern Virginia Transportation Authority Sales & Use Tax Fund; established, etc.
  • HB1893: Abduction; penalty when person recruits, etc., child under 16 years of age for prostitution.
  • HB1894: Condominium and Property Owners' Association Acts; foreclosure on lien for unpaid assessments.
  • HB1895: Illegal immigrants; document verification for employment, penalty for false representation.
  • HB2484: Standards of Quality; apportionment of state and local share.
  • HJ572: Constitutional amendment; Transportation Funds (first reference).
  • HJ597: Celebrating the life of Robert Andrew Fleming, Jr.
  • HJ609: Continuing care retirement communities; SCC to study management & need for resident representation.
  • HJ918: Celebrating the life of Carl Douglas Adams.
  • HB220: Polling places; clarifies exemption allowing a voter to enter wearing apparel with candidate's name.
  • HB221: Handheld personal communication device; person guilty of careless driving unless in hands-free mode.
  • HB222: Secondary highway system; VDOT & DRPT to review new design standards components therefor.
  • HB223: Estate tax; dedication of revenues collected.
  • HB224: Highways; payments to cities and towns for maintenance.
  • HB225: Standards of Quality; apportionment of state and local share.
  • HB226: TANF; eligibility of assistance when convicted of drug-related felonies.
  • HB227: Sex offender; prohibiting entry onto school property of those that are violent, exceptions.
  • HB228: Personal property tax relief; deletes requirement that vehicle held in trust can qualify.
  • HB229: Driver's license, provisional; restriction for those transporting up to three children under age 15.
  • HB230: Motor fuels tax rate increase; allocation of construction funds for primary highway system.
  • HB346: Small Estate Act; revises by repealing related provisions in Code.
  • HB347: Anesthesia; hospitals develop procedure for discharge of individuals who had procedures requiring.
  • HB348: Common Interest Community Board; increase in annual assessment.
  • HB349: Veterans services agencies; designees for certain ex officio members.
  • HB468: Common interest communities; exemptions from licensure, powers and duties.
  • HB469: War Memorial Foundation; inclusion in Virginia War Memorial.
  • HB470: Condominium and Property Owners' Association Acts; foreclosure on lien for unpaid assessments.
  • HB808: State and local transportation planning; provides for coordination with DRPT.
  • HB809: Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund; dangerous and vicious dogs.
  • HB1232: License plates, special; issuance to supporters of Washington Capitals hockey team.
  • HJ69: Constitutional amendment; Transportation Funds (first reference).
  • HJ482: Celebrating the life of John Gruber Fox.
  • HB279: Small Estate Act; updates certain banking and fiduciary statutes to make them consistent with Act.
  • HB280: Decedent's will; unsupervised probate.
  • HB465: Real estate tax; exemptions for certain elderly and disabled persons with income limits.
  • HB473: Income tax, state; subtraction for National Guard or Reserve personnel pay.
  • HB1049: Income tax, state; deduction for licensed medical caregivers.
  • HB1895: Estate tax; reinstates federal credit amount State would receive payments from deaths.
  • HB1896: Absentee voting; adds persons disabled & entitled to request assistance in voting who are age 65.
  • HB1897: Visitation, supervised; contact between parent & child that occurs with court-approved supervisor.
  • HB1898: Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry Act; registration requirements.
  • HB1899: Jury commissioners; changes date which judge of circuit court may appoint jury commissioners.
  • HB1900: Common Interest Community Board; allowed to assess monetary penalty paid to Fund.
  • HB2192: Virginia War Memorial; term killed in action to include any deployed active duty military personnel.
  • HB2193: Nursing homes; report quarterly to Dept. of Health direct care service hours provided.
  • HB2194: Motor fuels tax; rate increase used for transportation purposes.
  • HB2195: Income tax; in-home health care tax credit.
  • HB2196: Income tax, state; deduction for certified nursing assistants and home health aides.
  • HB2197: Assistance for certain voters; provides certain procedures in language other than English.
  • HB2198: Standards of Quality; apportionment of state & local share for costs of giving educational programs.
  • HB2199: Veterans Services Foundation; Board of Trustees may be removed by appointing authority.
  • HB2614: Absentee ballot; delete requirement that voter print full residence address on envelope with ballot.
  • HJ788: Day of Remembrance; designating April 21, 2009, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HJ905: Celebrating the life of Sami Azzam Kalifa.
  • HB275: Motor fuels tax; rate increase.
  • HB276: Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF); noncash benefits.
  • HB277: Traffic control measures; allows installation and application on secondary system components.
  • HB278: Decedent; identification of body by next of kin.
  • HB279: Small Estate Act; updates certain banking and fiduciary statutes to make them consistent with Act.
  • HB280: Decedent's will; unsupervised probate.
  • HB465: Real estate tax; exemptions for certain elderly and disabled persons with income limits.
  • HB466: Zoning ordinance; administrator or locality may record a memorandum of lis pendens to enforce.
  • HB467: Voting equipment; authorizes wireless communications after polls are closed to transmit results.
  • HB468: Special license plates for immediate family members of persons who have died in military service.
  • HB469: Motor vehicle license fees; prohibits dealers from collecting in certain localities.
  • HB470: Loitering; prohibited in right-of-way of certain highways with posted signs.
  • HB471: Highway construction, primary system; funds allocation.
  • HB472: Income tax, state, and personal property tax; local piggyback imposition.
  • HB473: Income tax, state; subtraction for National Guard or Reserve personnel pay.
  • HB573: Visitation, supervised;restrictions and conditions necessary to minimize any risk of harm to child.
  • HB574: Child sexual offenses; creates number of new crimes labeled indecent liberties with children.
  • HB575: Consumer Protection Act; prohibited acts by a contractor.
  • HB576: Mental health records; health provider shall disclose information to provide care, etc. of minor.
  • HB1043: Polygraph; no sexual offense victim shall be requested to submit for investigation to proceed.
  • HB1044: Sex Offenders and Crimes Against Minors Registry; registration requirements.
  • HB1045: Real estate tax; exemptions and deferrals for certain residential or farm property.
  • HB1046: Nursing homes; Board of Health to establish staffing levels.
  • HB1047: Illegal immigrants; document verification for employment.
  • HB1048: Education; computation of composite index.
  • HB1049: Income tax, state; deduction for licensed medical caregivers.
  • HB1050: Income tax, state; in-home health care tax credit.
  • HB1051: Medical malpractice; definition of professional services.
  • HB1201: Motor Vehicle Dealer Board; executive director and staff employees of DMV.
  • HB1202: Towing and Recovery Operators, Board for; executive director and staff to be employees of DMV.
  • HJ87: Real estate tax; joint subcommittee to study treatment of income & asset qualifications for relief.
  • HJ98: Bus rapid transit corridors; joint subcommittee to study establishment thereof in Northern VA.
  • HJ153: Public-Private Transportation Act of 1995; study competitive bidding on projects thereunder.
  • HJ473: Celebrating the life of Mary Karen Read.
  • HB1067: Illegal immigrants; document verification for employment, penalty.
  • HB2278: Standards of Quality; computation of composite index.
  • HB2279: Sexual offenses; creates number of new crimes labeled indecent liberties against child, etc.
  • HB2280: Highway construction funds; allocations for primary highways.
  • HB2281: Highway maintenance allocations; funds for primary, secondary, and urban systems.
  • HB2282: Military Survivors and Dependents Education Program; surviviors/dependents be admitted free.
  • HB2283: Real estate tax; deferral of tax for certain elderly and disabled.
  • HB2284: Income tax, corporate; filing of withholding tax returns.
  • HB2285: License plates, special; issuance of those bearing legend: DRIVING AMERICA'S FUTURE.
  • HB2286: Loitering; prohibited in the rights-of-way of certain highways.
  • HB2287: Absentee voting; alternative procedures to expedite counting.
  • HB2288: VDOT et al; no regulation can require seperate as-built permits for utility located in certain area.
  • HB2289: Driver's license; notice of revocation.
  • HB2290: Nursing Facility Quality Improvement Program; Director of DMAS to establish program thereof.
  • HB2605: Illegal immigrants; document verification for employment of, penalty.
  • HB2606: Motor fuels tax; rate increase.
  • HB2607: Nursing homes; requires Board of Health to establish staffing standards therein.
  • HB2608: Income tax, state; deduction for licensed medical caregivers.
  • HB2609: Income tax, state; in-home health care tax credit.
  • HB2610: Vehicle registration; increases fees for those not designed to transport passengers for farming.
  • HB2611: Income and personal property taxes; localities to impose.
  • HB2612: TANF; eligibility for benefits if convicted of drug-related felonies.
  • HB2613: Standards of Quality; reduces current pupil-teacher ratio in kindergarten.
  • HB2636: Geriatric mental health care services; DMHMRSAS to develop pilot program therefor.
  • HJ68: Constitutional amendment; exempts certain property from taxation (first reference).
  • HJ648: Absentee ballots; joint subcommittee to study processing thereof before election day.
  • HJ649: Electronic personal health records; Joint Commission on Health Care to study increased use thereof.
  • HJ716: Constitutional amendment; homestead exemption from property taxation (first reference).
  • HJ940: Commending Annandale Christian Community for Action on the occasion of its 40th anniversary.
  • HJ941: Commending Mount Pleasant Baptist Church on the occasion of its 140th anniversary
  • HB578: Income tax and personal property tax; allows localities to impose.
  • HB579: Income tax, state; deduction for individuals of incarcerated family members.
  • HB580: Highway system construction funds; allocation among districts.
  • HB581: Motor fuel tax; rate increase.
  • HB582: Standards of Quality; changes current pupil-teacher ratio in grades K-3.
  • HB583: Temporary Assistance for Needy Families; person not ineligible due to drug possession conviction.
  • HB584: Education; Computation of composite index.
  • HB585: Sex offenses; indecent liberties against child under age 13, considered Class 4 felony.
  • HB586: Hospitals, nursing homes, etc.; guidelines for staffing.
  • HB587: Absentee voting & ballot applications; persons 65 or older & any disabled person may vote absentee.
  • HB588: Machete; illegal to brandish machete in threatening manner, penalty.
  • HB589: Blue Star Memorial Highway; designating as portion of Old Keene Mill Road in Fairfax County.
  • HB590: Machete; illegal to brandish in manner as to induce fear, penalty.
  • HB1061: Bear parts; sale thereof allowed when legally hunted.
  • HB1062: Geriatric mental health services, specialized; DMHMRSAS to develop pilot program.
  • HB1063: Driver's licenses, special identification cards, etc.; use of adoption decrees for applications.
  • HB1064: Health insurance; state to offer a supplemental health coverage program.
  • HB1065: Campaign finance disclosure; revises & increases civil penalties of filing incomplete reports.
  • HB1066: Sex offenders; prohibits those convicted of offense against minor from residing with unless related.
  • HB1067: Illegal immigrants; document verification for employment, penalty.
  • HB1445: Parent; amends incest statute to include step-parents, etc.
  • HB1446: Income tax, state; deduction for licensed medical caregivers.
  • HB1447: Dealers in firearms; expands definition of firearms show.
  • HB1448: Alcoholic beverages; wine and beer licenses and certain restaurant licenses.
  • HB1449: Income tax, state; in-home health care tax credit.
  • HJ68: Constitutional amendment; exempts certain property from taxation (first reference).
  • HJ236: Commending Judge Jane Pritchard Becker Delbridge
  • HJ257: Celebrating the life of Rebecca Jeffers Guthrie.
  • HJ449: Commending Crestwood Elementary School on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
  • HJ495: Commending Wakefield Forest Elementary School on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
  • HJ506: Commending North Springfield Elementary School on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
  • HJ5107: Celebrating the life of Helen Lynch.