Del. Al Eisenberg (D-Arlington)

Photo of Al Eisenberg
Party
Democratic
District
47: County of Arlington (part) [map]
Took Office
January 2004
Left Office
January 2010
Website
aleisenberg.com
Copatroning Habits
80% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 86% of them are Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 60% of them are Democrats.
Partisanship
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Recent Mentions in the Media

Jewish Herald-Voice: Shma Koleinu rabbi brings 'Westside Stories' to Richmond

February 2, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

Inside NoVA: Obituary: Eisenberg seen as conduit to modern, progressive Arlington

November 22, 2022 | 3:00 am
  

ARLnow: Arlington Native Helms ‘Ready for Hillary’ in Rosslyn

December 23, 2013 | 3:00 am
  

These are all of the video clips of Al Eisenberg’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2009. There are 1 video clips in all.

Bills

  • HB310: Absentee voting; persons with a disability or illness may vote absentee.
  • HB2482: Prescription donation; clarifies hospital and clinic may redispense donation medication to indigent.
  • HB2483: Indoor Clean Air Act; prohibit presence of minors in all indoor restaurants and bar, etc., in State.
  • HB306: Animal control officers; training.
  • HB307: Crime victims and witnesses; immigration status.
  • HB308: License plates, special; eliminates fee to family of persons who have died in military service.
  • HB309: Absentee voting; qualified voters may vote absentee without providing a reason.
  • HB310: Absentee voting; persons with a disability or illness may vote absentee.
  • HB606: Juvenile defendants; electronic recording of interrogations.
  • HB607: Credit reports; authorizes consumer to freeze access thereto.
  • HB608: Protective orders; possession of firearms.
  • HB609: Wireless telecommunications device; prohibits use of text messaging while driving certain vehicles.
  • HB610: Hate crimes; adds homeless persons to categories of acts.
  • HB1168: Temporary detention order; prohibits purchasing firearms if agrees to mental health treatment.
  • HB1473: Animal Identification System, National; Dept. of Agriculture & Consumer Services not to support.
  • HB1474: Citizenship Assistance Initiative Program; established.
  • HB1475: Central Criminal Records Exchange; clarifies orders for mental health treatment forwarded by court.
  • HJ65: Celebrating the life of William Littleton Winston.
  • HB1651: Minimum wage; increase per hour.
  • HB1693: Interrogations of juveniles; statements thereby to be electronically recorded.
  • HB1721: Home accessibility features for disabled; broadens current tax credit.
  • HB2083: Victims of domestic violence; post office box address to be shown on list of registered voters.
  • HB2084: Law-enforcement escorts; shall be considered emergency vehicles & exempt from obeying regulations.
  • HB2085: Petroleum Storage Tank Fund; reports submitted by professionally certified engineer, geologist, etc.
  • HB2086: Radio Frequency Identification Disclosure Act; created.
  • HB2987: Tobacco products; use thereof around foster care children .
  • HB3064: Suicidal students; higher educational institutions to develop policies to identify.
  • HB1158: Sick leave; local school boards to adopt policies for up to 12 weeks of leave without pay.
  • HB1159: High-speed pursuit; law-enforcement agency to adopt written policy on how to conduct.
  • HB1160: Income tax, corporate; insurance premiums tax & employer-provided commuting expenses tax credit.
  • HB1161: State employees; telecom. connectivity adds budget items heads of state agencies must include.
  • HB1162: Congregate Housing Services Pilot Program; created, reports.
  • HB1163: False license; unlawful sale thereof, penalty.
  • HB1164: Speed limits; reduces maximum on any public highway.
  • HB1165: Domestic violence victims; procedures to keep personal documents confidential.
  • HB1166: Registration lists and applications; victims of domestic violence may provide P.O. box address.
  • HB1167: Victims of domestic violence; use of alternative contact information by health care providers, etc.
  • HB1168: Pounds, shelters, and pet stores; State Veterinarian to inspect annually.
  • HB1169: Electronic recordings; statements made by juv. def. presumed inadmissible unless reliably recorded.
  • HB1466: Bus rapid transit operators; use of HOT lanes in Washington-Fredericksburg Corridor.
  • HB1583: Identity theft; protection of incapacitated people thereof.
  • HJ324: Commending Kate Waller Barrett Elementary School.
  • HJ429: Celebrating the life of Alison Yowell Pazmino.
  • HJ508: Commending Odell Roy Tolliver on being a fiddle legend.