Del. Briana Sewell (D-Prince William)

Party: Democratic
District: 51: County of Prince William (part) [map]
Took Office: January 2022
Next Election: November 2019
Committees: Counties, Cities and Towns, Education, Communications, Technology and Innovation
Website: sewellfordelegate.com
Twitter: @BrianaSewellVA
Copatroning Habits: 88% 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, 77% of them are Democrats.
Partisanship

Recent Mentions in the Media
HuffPost: State Legislatures To Be ‘Main Battleground’ For Abortion Rights If Roe Is Overturned May 3, 2022 \| 3:00 am
Inside NoVA: Eastern Northern Virginia veterans care center bill dies in committee March 29, 2022 \| 3:00 am
The Center Square: Democrats outraise Republicans by 59% in Virginia House races March 24, 2022 \| 3:00 am
PotomacLocal.com: Ayala, former Lt. Gov. candidate, announces bid for new Prince William senate seat March 23, 2022 \| 3:00 am
Inside NoVA: Sewell seeks to create veterans care center in eastern Northern Virginia January 30, 2022 \| 3:00 am
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From the Legislator’s Website
Briana Sewell Announces House of Delegates Bid in 51st District February 20, 2021 Prince William County Chief of Staff, Community Leader, and Woodbridge native Briana Sewell is running for the 51st District in the Virginia House of Delegates. WOODBRIDGE, VA – Today, Briana Sewell is officially announcing her candidacy for the 51st District in the Virginia House of Delegates. “We’ve recently entered into a new era in Prince […] The post Briana Sewell Announces House of Delegates Bid in 51st District appeared first on Briana Sewell for Delegate.

Bills

HB432: Veterans care center; DVS to establish in the eastern portion of the Northern Va. region, report.
HB434: Criminal sexual assault; broadens definition of intimate parts, penalty.
HB436: National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board; joint transportation meeting.
HB438: Virginia Public Procurement Act; architectural and professional engineering term contracting.
HB441: Voting systems; reporting absentee results by precinct.
HB1037: Emergency custody and temporary detention; transportation of person when transfer of custody.
HR46: Commending Didlake.
HR47: Commending Loren White.
HR50: Commending Chris V. Rey.
HR130: Commending the Brentsville District High School turf management program.
HR131: Commending the Patriot High School boys' swim and dive team.
HR183: Commending the Brentsville Courthouse Historic Centre.