Del. Chuck Caputo (D-Oak Hill)

Photo of Chuck Caputo
Party
Democratic
District
67: Counties of Fairfax (part) and Loudoun (part) [map]
Took Office
January 2006
Left Office
January 2010
Website
delegatecaputo.com
Copatroning Habits
65% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 84% 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

Virginia Connection Newspapers: Kathy Smith: “A Proven Record of Leadership.”

October 21, 2015 | 3:00 am
  

Bacon's Rebellion: October | 2005

October 31, 2005 | 3:00 am
  
From the Legislator’s Website

These are all of the video clips of Chuck Caputo’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2009. There are 4 video clips in all.

Bills

  • HB735: Involuntary commitment hearing; certain requirement for 3rd yr. law student to represent petitioner.
  • HB749: Standards of Quality; apportionment of state & local share for costs of giving educational programs.
  • HB2295: Two-Year College Transfer Grant; increases annual amount.
  • HB2296: Income tax, corporate; extends sunset date of major business facility job tax credit.
  • HB2297: Underaged drinking; person charged with who summons assistance is eligible for deferred disposition.
  • HB2298: Income tax, state; qualified adoption expenses tax credit.
  • HB2299: HOV lanes; extend sunset provision allowing those vehicles bearing clean special fuel license plate.
  • HB2300: Mental Health, Mental Retardation & Substance Abuse Services, Department of; name change.
  • HB2301: Absentee voting; qualified voters may vote absentee for any reason, special provisions for military.
  • HB2572: Income tax, state; energy-efficient equipment tax credit.
  • HB2573: Income tax, state; energy-efficient equipment tax credit.
  • HB2591: Sewage sludge; DEQ to collect samples during unannounced inspection of land where biosolids applied.
  • HB2592: Electric vehicles; creates separate class of property tax for rate purposes.
  • HB2631: Firearms show; Fairfax County may require criminal history record information from promoter thereof.
  • HJ716: Affordable housing; Department of Housing and Community Development and Taxation to jointly study.
  • HJ748: Commending the Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce on the occasion of its 40th anniversary.
  • HJ803: Commending the Friends of Vale Schoolhouse, Inc., on the occasion of its 75th anniversary.
  • HJ5018: Commending the Chantilly High School robotics team.
  • HB731: Economic Development Partnership Authority; adds Chancellor of Community College System to Board.
  • HB732: Income tax, corporate and state; energy-efficient equipment tax credit.
  • HB733: Restroom Access Act; created.
  • HB734: Public libraries; possession of firearms on premises prohibited.
  • HB735: Involuntary commitment hearings; third-year law students may represent petitioner.
  • HB736: Retirement System; average final compensation retirement multiplier for teachers.
  • HB737: Independent examiner; records to be reviewed.
  • HB738: Retirement System; purchase of prior service credit.
  • HB739: Retirement System; retired members to continue receiving retirement allowance.
  • HB740: Underaged drinking; eligibility for deferred disposition.
  • HB741: Involuntary mental health treatment; prohibition from purchasing, etc. firearms.
  • HB742: Corporations; business office of registered agent.
  • HB743: Income tax, state; qualified adoption expenses tax credit.
  • HB744: Income tax, state; deduction for energy-efficient equipment.
  • HB745: Criminal history record information; adds definition of firearms show vendor.
  • HB746: Child day center; possession of firearms on premises prohibited.
  • HB747: Civil remedial fees; repeals provision for those paid, imposed on certain drivers, refund fees.
  • HB748: Innovative Technology Authority; board of directors.
  • HB749: Standards of Quality; apportionment of state & local share for costs of giving educational programs.
  • HB760: Mentally retarded; replaces term with intellectually disabled.
  • HB1072: Fire-safe cigarettes; prohibits manufacture, etc. unless tested to meet performance standard.
  • HB1421: Renewable Energy Research Grant Program; established.
  • HJ108: Affordable housing; Departments of Housing and Community Development, and Taxation to study.
  • HJ145: Commending the Westfield High School football team.
  • HJ146: Commending the Chantilly High School cheerleading squad.
  • HJ154: Firearms; joint subcommittee to study laws and policies relating to purchase, etc. in state.
  • HJ376: Celebrating the life of Erin Peterson.
  • HJ377: Celebrating the life of Reema Samaha.
  • HJ404: Commending Inova Fair Oaks Hospital on the occasion of its 20th anniversary.
  • HJ5018: Commending the Chantilly High School robotics team.
  • HB1872: Community College Transfer Scholarship Program Fund; created.
  • HB1873: Doctors of medicine, osteopathy, and podiatry; expungement of disciplinary report if without merit.
  • HB1874: Temporary driver's permits; limitation on validity.
  • HB1875: Standards of Learning; waiver requirements for certain students.
  • HB1876: Wireless telecommunications devices; use by certain drivers.
  • HB1877: Credit report; individual who is victim of identity theft may freeze access thereto.
  • HB1878: Income tax, state; energy-efficient equipment deduction.
  • HB1879: Income tax, state; qualified adoption expenses tax credit.
  • HB1880: Personal Property Tax Relief; adds to definition of 'qualifying vehicle'.
  • HB1881: Health insurance; increases credit for retired teachers.
  • HB1882: Retirement System; increases average final compensation retirement multiplier for teachers.
  • HB2643: Income tax, state; senior citizen tax relief.
  • HB2644: Misdemeanor and felony fixed fees; increase thereof.
  • HB3124: Felons; employer responsibility to give notice when certain offenders work near children.
  • HB3125: Income tax, state; energy-efficient equipment tax credit.
  • HB3206: Admission to bail; persons not lawfully present in United States.
  • HJ605: Emergency preparedness plans for Virginia Community College System; resources.
  • HJ606: Interstate Route 66; VDOT requested to extend hours during which shoulder lanes may be used.
  • HJ607: State highway, passenger rail, and mass transit programs; joint subcommittee to study financing.
  • HJ666: Commending Leadership Fairfax, Inc. on the occasionof its 20th anniversary.
  • HJ757: General Assembly; television coverage of legislative sessions.
  • HJ766: Commending Thomas and Ilona Russell.
  • HJ799: Celebrating the life of David Alan Denne.
  • HJ818: Commending the Chantilly High School football team.
  • HB276: Standards of Quality; adjustments for English as second language and special education programs.
  • HB277: Real estate tax; increases amount of exemptions for elderly or disabled in Northern Virginia.
  • HB1183: Public Procurement Act; procurement of professional services.
  • HB1325: Juveniles; Dept.of Social Services to establish amount of support.
  • HJ156: Commending the Oakton High School football team.
  • HJ157: Commending Gary A. Reese.
  • HJ5016: Commending Kristen Fields-Reedy.
  • HJ5081: Celebrating the life of Laura Jean Anderson McBride.
  • HJ5084: Celebrating the life of Vicky O. Armel.
  • HJ5096: Commending the Oakton High School girls' lacrosse team.
  • HJ5099: Commending the Chantilly High School economics team.
  • HJ5109: Celebrating the life of Shirley O. Nelson.
  • HJ5113: Commending Best Buddies Virginia.