Del. Carrie Coyner (R-Chesterfield)

Photo of Carrie Coyner
Party
Republican
District
62: Counties of Chesterfield (part), Henrico (part), and Prince George (part); City of Hopewell (part) [map]
Took Office
Next Election
November 2019
Committees
Appropriations, Education, General Laws
Website
carriecoyner.com
Copatroning Habits
58% of bills she copatroned were introduced by Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of her bills, 70% of them are Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that she also copatroned, 51% of them are Democrats.
Partisanship
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Tag Cloud ?
cannabis collateral consequences courts criminal legal reform emergency expungement marijuana decriminalization marijuana reform mass incarceration postconviction relief for mari prison reform professional licensure sealing of records second look sentence modifications
Bills Passed
0% in 2021
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Bills

  • HB222: Taxes; installment agreements for payment.
  • HB223: Insurance; locality may provide for employees of certain public school foundations.
  • HB224: Income tax, corporate; filing status for tax returns of certain affiliated corporations.
  • HB225: Health insurance; definition of autism spectrum disorder.
  • HB226: Taxes; appeal of local assessments.
  • HB227: Debt collection; fees.
  • HB228: Juvenile boot camps; eliminates authority of the Department of Juvenile Justice to establish.
  • HB229: Social determinants of health; VDH shall collect & analyze information including demographic data.
  • HB230: Teachers; licensure by reciprocity for military spouses, timeline for determination.
  • HB275: Secondary street acceptance; Commonwealth Transportation Board regulations.
  • HB276: Wetland and stream mitigation banks; use of credits from secondary service area.
  • HB277: Recovery residences; disclosure to potential residents that residence is certified.
  • HB278: Community health assessments and community health improvement plans; impact on health of residents.
  • HB279: Criminal records; sealing of records by petition, criteria.
  • HB280: Marijuana-related offenses; modification of sentence.
  • HB281: Real property; duty to disclose ownership interest and lis pendens.
  • HB282: Criminal records; effect of criminal convictions on licensure, data to be included in report.
  • HB284: Real Estate Appraiser Board; continuing education to include fair housing or appraisal bias courses.
  • HB319: Virginia Literacy Act; early student literacy, evidence-based literacy instruction, etc.
  • HB906: Petition for modification of sentence; eligibility, procedures.
  • HB1299: High school students; instruction concerning post-graduate opportunities.
  • HB1348: Marijuana-related offenses; creates writ of post-conviction relief.
  • HJ18: Usher Syndrome Awareness Day; designating as third Saturday in September 2022.
  • HJ288: Commending Henricus Colledge (1619)
  • HR30: Commending Aravely Avila-Jimenez.
  • HR33: Commending Megan Richards.
  • HR34: Commending Madison McConico.
  • HR35: Commending Kyairra Washington.
  • HR41: Commending Zachary Brown.
  • HR42: Celebrating the life of Mark E. Skiles.
  • HR100: Commending Tracey Curcio.
  • HR123: Commending the Thomas Dale High School girls' indoor track and field team.
  • HB1873: Brain injury; clarifies definition.
  • HB1873: Brain injury; clarifies definition.
  • HB1874: Behavioral health; assessments in local correctional facilities, report.
  • HB1874: Behavioral health; assessments in local correctional facilities, report.
  • HB1875: Law-enforcement officers; modifies minimum qualifications.
  • HB2027: Standards of Learning; reading and mathematics assessments for grades three through eight.
  • HB2027: Standards of Learning; reading and mathematics assessments for grades three through eight.
  • HB2059: Delinquent returns; enforcement, when approval required.
  • HB2059: Delinquent returns; enforcement, when approval required.
  • HB2060: Online portal for tax practitioners; Department of Taxation shall analyze prospect of establishing.
  • HB2060: Online portal for tax practitioners; Department of Taxation shall analyze prospect of establishing.
  • HB2099: Judgments; limitations on enforcement, judgment liens, settlement agents, effective date.
  • HB2099: Judgments; limitations on enforcement, judgment liens, settlement agents, effective date.
  • HB924: Unlawful dissemination or sale of images of another; threats, penalty.
  • HB925: DMAS; steps to facilitate transition between two programs.
  • HB926: Income tax, state; credit for employer contributions to Virginia College Savings Plan accounts.
  • HB927: SCHEV; certain institutional goals and criteria, reports.
  • HB928: Chesterfield County School Board; recovery high school to be established.
  • HB929: Subdivision plats; certain approved final plats shall remain valid indefinitely, etc.
  • HB930: Military service members and veterans; expediting the issuance of credentials to spouses.
  • HB931: Public schools; reduces number of Standards of Learning assessments, report.
  • HB1616: Hopewell, City of; amending charter, issuance of bonds.
  • HB5076: Law-enforcement officers; changes minimum qualifications.
  • HB5077: Income tax, state; credits and deductions, child and dependent care expenses.
  • HB5078: School boards; paid leave for teachers or other school board employees, COVID-19.
  • HB5085: Judicial emergency; limitation on prosecution of felony due to lapse of time.
  • HJ274: Commending the Hopewell High School football team.
  • HJ277: Commending Dorothy A. Jaeckle.
  • HJ335: Commending the Hopewell/Prince George Chamber of Commerce.
  • HJ441: Commending the Hopewell Dixie Youth Baseball Majors All-Star team.
  • HR97: Celebrating the life of Margie Dickinson Davis.
  • HR131: Commending Janice B. Blakley.