Sen. Amanda Chase (R-Midlothian)

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Party
Republican
District
11: Chesterfield County (Part), Colonial Heights City (All), Amelia County (All)
Took Office
January 2016
Left Office
January 2024
Age
54
Copatroning Habits
72% of bills she has copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of her bills, 67% of them are Republicans. Of all of her fellow copatrons of the bills that she copatroned, 52% of them are Republicans.
Partisanship
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These are all of the video clips of Amanda Chase’s remarks on the floor of the Senate since 2016. There are 3 video clips in all.

Bills

  • SB791: Save Adolescents from Experimentation (SAFE) Act; established, health benefit plans, etc.
  • SB792: COVID-19 immunization; prohibition on requirement, discrimination prohibited, civil penalty.
  • SB793: COVID-19; prescriptions for hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin for treatment.
  • SB805: Firearms; control by localities of possession or carrying.
  • SB823: Parental Choice Education Savings Accounts; established.
  • SB832: Public schools; parental rights to educational transparency.
  • SB833: COVID-19 immunization; prohibition on requirement, discrimination prohibited, civil penalty.
  • SB834: Absentee voting; permanent absentee voter list repealed.
  • SB849: Public utilities; customer consent to install smart meter.
  • SB884: Elections; registration, absentee voting, and conduct of election.
  • SB1315: Localities, public & private schools, higher educational institutions, & employers; face coverings.
  • SB1316: Elections; conduct of election, election results, post-election forensic audits.
  • SB1317: Elections; voter registration, lists of registered voters provided at cost to registered voters.
  • SB1319: Absentee voting; return of absentee ballots, drop-off locations.
  • SB1462: Income tax, state; military benefits subtraction, age restriction.
  • SB1463: Public libraries, certain; parental advisory label to be affixed to sexually explicit materials.
  • SB1488: Firearms; removal from persons posing substantial risk, penalties.
  • SJ7: Constitutional amendment; General Assembly, term limits (first reference).
  • SJ224: Constitutional amendment; General Assembly, term limits (first reference).
  • SR87: Right to life; recognizing that it begins at conception.
  • SB73: COVID-19; prescriptions for hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin for treatment.
  • SB74: Firearms; control by localities of possession or carrying.
  • SB75: Capitol Square and the surrounding area, etc.; carrying a firearm or explosive material within area.
  • SB118: Voter identification; identification containing a photograph required to vote.
  • SB133: Ballots; ballot fraud security measures.
  • SB189: Employer-mandated vaccinations for COVID-19; discrimination prohibited, civil penalties.
  • SB234: Absentee voting; permanent absentee voter list repealed.
  • SB235: Voter registration; registration permitted up to and including the day of the election.
  • SB236: Absentee voting; return of absentee ballots, drop-off locations.
  • SB458: Face coverings; prohibits enforcement of policy, etc., to wear.
  • SB459: General registrar; SBE to establish & Dept. of Elections to conduct program to evaluate performance.
  • SB460: Absentee voting; deadline for returning absentee ballot.
  • SB548: Virginia Human Rights Act; nondiscrimination in places of public accommodation.
  • SB552: Absentee voting; excuse required to vote absentee by mail, signature match.
  • SB582: Virginia Human Rights Act; nondiscrimination in places of public accommodation.
  • SB586: Income tax, state; military benefits subtraction.
  • SB588: Voter registration; lists of registered voters provided to registered voters.
  • SB601: COVID-19 immunization; prohibition on requirement, discrimination prohibited.
  • SB605: Conduct of election; election results, post-election forensic audits.
  • SB635: Public charter schools; applications, review and approval.
  • SB710: Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act; created, penalty.
  • SB711: Prescriptions; off-label use.
  • SJ7: Constitutional amendment; General Assembly, term limits (first reference).
  • SJ195: Commending Glebe Landing Baptist Church.
  • SR40: Commending Carrie Brockwell.
  • SR41: Commending Colonel John A. Salo, USA, Ret.
  • SB1230: Criminal cases; transfer to general district court.
  • SB1231: General district courts; filing an order of disposition from a criminal case.
  • SB1232: Conditional release of geriatric prisoners; exceptions.
  • SB1238: School security officers; carrying of firearms by United States Armed Forces veterans.
  • SB1432: Electoral college; revises process for allocation of electoral votes.
  • SB1433: Public education; voucher program, policies and procedures, etc.
  • SB1434: Public schools; mandatory virtual learning, provision of required technology and Internet service.
  • SB1448: Income tax, state; subtraction for military retirement income and survivor benefits.
  • SB1449: COVID-19 immunization; prohibition on requirement, employment discrimination prohibited.
  • SB1450: COVID-19 vaccination; discrimination in employment prohibited.
  • SB1451: COVID-19 vaccine; access to state and local public property by persons who choose not to receive.
  • SJ11: Constitutional amendment; qualifications of Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
  • SJ16: Constitutional amendment; General Assembly, term limits.
  • SJ19: Constitutional amendment; political reform (first reference).
  • SJ309: Constitutional amendment; General Assembly, term limits (first reference).
  • SB131: Form of ballot; party identification of certain candidates, constitutional offices.
  • SB132: Public schools; electives on the Hebrew Scriptures/Old Testament and the New Testament.
  • SB174: Electoral college; allocation of electoral votes.
  • SB175: Congressional & state legislative districts; standards and criteria to observe in drawing districts.
  • SB176: School holidays; certain election days.
  • SB243: Health insurance; payment to out-of-network providers.
  • SB260: Higher educational institutions, public; notice of meeting, public comment.
  • SB319: Public property, etc.; security on premises where firearms are prohibited.
  • SB398: Higher educational institutions, public; foundations, annual reporting requirements.
  • SB476: Risk management plan; coverage for injury or death on public school or college property.
  • SB477: Risk management plan; coverage for injury or death on state property, concealed handgun prohibition.
  • SB825: Firearms; carrying loaded into public areas, government buildings.
  • SB901: Carrying a concealed handgun; permit not required.
  • SB945: Cell phone service; Division of Support Services to install in parking facilities.
  • SB950: Governor's personal security staff; appropriation of funds for staff.
  • SB958: Place of religious worship; carrying dangerous weapon.
  • SB999: Law-Enforcement Officers Procedural Guarantee Act; changes to Act.
  • SB1000: Industrial development authorities; appropriations.
  • SB1001: Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act; creates, penalty.
  • SB1009: Firearm-free zones designated by the Commonwealth or a locality; regulation of weapons.
  • SB1077: Virginia Telephone Privacy Protection Act; telephone solicitation calls.
  • SB5020: Public education; voucher program, policies and procedures, etc.
  • SB5021: Public schools; mandatory virtual learning, provision of required technology and Internet service.
  • SJ11: Constitutional amendment; qualifications of Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
  • SJ13: JLARC; practices, procedures, and accountability of industrial development authorities.
  • SJ16: Constitutional amendment; General Assembly, term limits.
  • SJ19: Constitutional amendment; political reform (first reference).
  • SJ29: Constitutional amendment; election of the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and Attorney General.
  • SJ134: Commending Dr. Lisa Chaplin.
  • SJ148: Commending the Life Christian Academy boys' basketball team.
  • SJ194: Commending James Dennis Alan Hamlin.
  • SJ195: Commending the Virginia State Police.
  • SR22: Celebrating the life of the Honorable Eva Mae Fleming Scott.
  • SR25: Commending Diane C. Ickes.
  • SB714: Local economic development; expenditure shall be first approved by local governing body.
  • SB913: Voters; review of assignments in districts throughout the Commonwealth.
  • SB916: Health benefit plans; sale by authorized foreign health insurers.
  • SB1002: President and Vice President electors; allocation of electoral votes by congressional district.
  • SB1003: Congressional & state legislative districts; criteria for General Assembly to observe in drawing.
  • SB1004: Elective procedure, test, or service; estimate of payment amount.
  • SB1005: School calendar; opening day of the school year.
  • SB1006: Health benefit plans; sale by authorized foreign health insurers.
  • SB1009: Coal combustion residuals surface impoundments; closure.
  • SB1012: Firefighters, emergency medical services personnel, etc.; carrying a concealed weapon.
  • SB1016: Form of ballot; party identification of certain candidates.
  • SB1018: Redistricting; GIS maps required, review by the Department of Elections.
  • SB1022: Workers' compensation; presumption of compensability for certain diseases.
  • SB1031: Law-enforcement officials; to knowingly, with intent to mislead an official, giving false reports.
  • SB1052: Body-worn camera; release of recordings, penalty.
  • SB1223: School holidays; certain election days.
  • SB1225: Income tax, state; advances conformity of the Commonwealth's tax code with the federal tax code.
  • SB1226: Community paramedics; State Board of Health to adopt regulations governing practice.
  • SB1227: Licensed local school board instructional or administrative employees; service retirement allowance.
  • SB1228: Health insurance; payment to out-of-network providers, emergency services.
  • SB1743: Coal ash management; prohibits construction of any landfill or impoundment for storage.
  • SJ2: Constitutional amendment; qualifications of Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
  • SJ3: Constitutional amendment; General Assembly term limits (first reference).
  • SJ252: Constitutional amendment; qualifications of Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
  • SJ253: Constitutional amendment; General Assembly term limits (first reference).
  • SJ258: Constitutional amendment; political reform (first reference).
  • SJ275: Persons in Commonwealth; reaffirming equal protection under the law.
  • SJ285: JLARC; practices, procedures, and accountability of industrial development authorities.
  • SJ352: Celebrating the life of Linwood S. Matthews.
  • SJ420: Celebrating the life of Cynthia Lynn Piazza.
  • SR82: Constitutional amendment; qualifications of Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
  • SR83: Constitutional amendment; General Assembly term limits (first reference).
  • SR104: Commending Clover Hill Baptist Church.
  • SR126: Celebrating the life of Major Robert S. Gooch IV, USA.
  • SR127: Commending Bishop Leon Benjamin.
  • SR128: Celebrating the life of the Honorable Robert Elson Russell, Sr.
  • SR131: Commending Maplewood Landfill.
  • SB20: Regulatory reduction pilot program; Department of Planning and Budget to implement, report.
  • SB701: License plates, special; ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION.
  • SB702: Private preschool programs; licensure exemptions.
  • SB704: Private preschool programs; background checks.
  • SB708: Coal combustion residuals unit; DEQ to require closure.
  • SB710: Third-party voter registration groups; registration, disclosure, and recordkeeping requirements.
  • SB712: President and Vice President electors; allocation of electoral votes by congressional district.
  • SB714: Local economic development; expenditure shall be first approved by local governing body.
  • SB715: Firefighters and emergency medical services providers; carrying a concealed handgun.
  • SB716: Background checks; Department of State Police shall recommend, etc., options to expedite process.
  • SB717: Accident and sickness insurance; rate filings, agent commissions.
  • SB718: Congressional and state legislative districts; standards and criteria.
  • SB720: Form of ballot; party identification of candidates.
  • SB721: Health care services; practitioners to provide to patient payment estimates.
  • SB911: Eminent domain; redefines lost profits.
  • SB912: Law-enforcement officers, retired; carrying a concealed handgun, return to work.
  • SB913: Voters; review of assignments in districts throughout the Commonwealth.
  • SB914: School calendar; opening day of the school year.
  • SB916: Health benefit plans; sale by authorized foreign health insurers.
  • SB917: Handheld photo speed monitoring devices; officer may operate near school crossing zone.
  • SJ2: Constitutional amendment; qualifications of Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
  • SJ3: Constitutional amendment; General Assembly term limits (first reference).
  • SR20: Commending Thierry G. Dupuis.
  • SR22: Celebrating the life of Lieutenant H. Jay Cullen III.
  • SR47: Commending the Manchester Middle School basketball team.
  • SB723: Campaign finance; contributions from out-of-state sources prohibited.
  • SB791: Concealed handgun permits; fee for processing.
  • SB835: Income tax, corporate; lowers tax rate to 2.5 percent.
  • SB836: License taxes; if locality imposes tax upon business, tax shall be based upon Va. taxable income.
  • SB837: Electors for President and Vice President; allocation of electoral votes by congressional district.
  • SB849: Income tax, state; creates a deduction for small business owners.
  • SB871: Third-party registration groups; registration, disclosure, and recordkeeping requirements, etc.
  • SB872: Absentee voting; applications and ballots; photo identification required.
  • SB1422: Law enforcement, local; fees for concealed handgun permits, courthouse and courtroom security.
  • SB1449: Red Tape Reduction Commission; established, report.
  • SB1450: Concealed handguns; permit holders' possession on property of public higher educational institution.
  • SJ113: Constitutional amendment; term limits for members of General Assembly.
  • SJ120: Constitutional amendment; qualifications of Governor, residency requirement (first reference).
  • SJ224: Constitutional amendment; General Assembly term limits (first reference).
  • SJ225: Constitutional amendment (first resolution); qualifications of Governor; residency requirement.
  • SB615: Purchase of weapons other than handguns by certain officers.
  • SB616: Out-of-state concealed handgun permits; photo identification.
  • SB677: Concealed handgun permits; fees.
  • SB723: Campaign finance; contributions from out-of-state sources prohibited.
  • SJ113: Constitutional amendment; term limits for members of General Assembly.
  • SJ120: Constitutional amendment; qualifications of Governor, residency requirement (first reference).
  • SJ156: Commending Savannah Morgan Lane.