Del. Dave LaRock (R-Loudoun)

Photo of Dave LaRock
Party
Republican
District
33: Counties of Clarke (part), Frederick (part), and Loudoun (part) [map]
Took Office
January 2014
Next Election
November 2019
Committees
Counties, Cities and Towns, Education, Transportation
Age
67
Website
votelarock.us
Copatroning Habits
76% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 74% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 62% of them are Republicans.
Partisanship
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Tag Cloud ?
abortion baby commendation covid dulles education fetus firearm freedom gun guns highway localities mass transit mwaa nvta police pornography private school religion reproductive rights safety school schools tax transgender transportation vaccine voting rights voucher
Bills Passed
6.3% in 2022
Bio

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Recent Mentions in the Media

Loudoun Times-Mirror: Meyer: 'Parental rights' movement didn't begin organically

September 8, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

rvamag.com: Goad Gatsby's Dystopian Update For September 2023

September 3, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

Virginia Mercury: Virginia elections board declines to help Democrat bounced from ...

August 15, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

The Winchester Star: Open Forum: LaRock's problem was with Republicans, not Democrats

July 31, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

The Virginian-Pilot: Republicans and Democrats in Virginia are now competing for early ...

July 30, 2023 | 3:00 am
  
From the Legislator’s Website

Important Announcement Video - WARNING- EXPLICIT IMAGES!

September 26, 2023
People are tired of Democrats destroying our Country and our communities and trying to run our lives. The residents of Senate District 1 (SD-1) deserve to be represented by a reliable conservative, someone who shares their values and can be trusted to represent them well, to serve the people, not the special interests. I’m extremely honored to have served the Northern Shenandoah Valley in the House of Delegates for ten years. SD-1 is already losing the influence and experience of Senators Jill Vogel and Mark Obenshain and Delegate Webert. If we go forward without the strong conservative voice I bring to the legislature, many conservative leaders are convinced that we are going to miss out on meaningful reforms and see our rights further eroded. But there is still hope. After 3 months of praying and consulting with my wife and others, I have decided to actively encourage voters to WRITE-IN my name for Senate District 1. This is a huge effort, with voting already underway, and we can only do it with your support. Read more here...

Reminder - I Hope to See You Friday!

September 20, 2023
The future of our Commonwealth and our communities is very much at stake right now, and with voting starting in two days, Virginia Democrats are desperately trying to maintain control of the Senate, and retake a majority in the House. Perhaps the most important race for determining control of the Virginia Senate for the next four years is in Western Loudoun, where Juan Pablo Segura is our Republican candidate.  I'll be speaking Friday evening at an event for Juan Pablo, hosted by my friends Tom and Heather West. And I'm pleased to announce we will be joined by a new Special Guest, Jess Smith, a Loudoun mom dedicated to keeping kids safe in public schools! There is no cost to attend.Families are welcome, as it will be a 100% pro-life crowd.I am confident you will like what you hear and be inclined to both vote for Juan Pablo Segura and contribute to his campaign. I hope to see you there!  Read more here....

We Won Some Tax Relief - Join Me at a Great Event Next Week!

September 15, 2023
Last week, the legislature re-convened in Richmond for a one-day Special Session to pass amendments to the current two-year budget. I'm happy to report that we have been able to deliver about $5 Billion in tax relief during my current term in the House of Delegates. The future of our Commonwealth and our communities is very much in the balance right now. Virginia Democrats are desperately trying to maintain control of the Senate, retake a majority in the House, and take over local Boards of Supervisors, School Boards, and Constitutional Officer positions. Please support and vote for our conservative candidates! Early-in-person voting begins Friday, Sept. 22 at your local Voter Registrar's office. I'll be speaking next Friday at an event for Juan Pablo Segura, our Republican Nominee for the Western Loudoun seat in the Virginia State Senate... Read more here...

We Won Some Tax Relief - Join Me at a Great Event Next Week!

September 15, 2023
Last week, the legislature re-convened in Richmond for a one-day Special Session to pass amendments to the current two-year budget. I'm happy to report that we have been able to deliver about $5 Billion in tax relief during my current term in the House of Delegates. The future of our Commonwealth and our communities is very much in the balance right now. Virginia Democrats are desperately trying to maintain control of the Senate, retake a majority in the House, and take over local Boards of Supervisors, School Boards, and Constitutional Officer positions. Please support and vote for our conservative candidates! Early-in-person voting begins Friday, Sept. 22 at your local Voter Registrar's office. I'll be speaking next Friday at an event for Juan Pablo Segura, our Republican Nominee for the Western Loudoun seat in the Virginia State Senate... Read more here...

Bad News for Republicans: The Timmy French Betrayal

July 21, 2023
Many Republicans from the Shenandoah Valley and beyond have been contacting me over the last month, disturbed by what happened on June 20th, (see our last email) and asking for answers. While we're still working with the data and learning more about what happened, some aspects of this are becoming quite clear. Who Did Republicans Choose in the Senate District 1 Republican Primary? Timmy French ran up his vote totals by allying with Republicans’ political and ideological adversaries. Primary Election voter data shows many radical leftists voted in the Republican primary. Seven of the 8 candidates campaigned as constitutional conservative Republicans, in contrast to Timmy French who openly invited “everyone” to vote for him: Read more here...

The Candidate of the “Everybody” Party

June 21, 2023
Thank you! First, thank you to my wife and best friend, Joanne, who has sacrificed so much to be at my side for this decade-long journey of public service. Second, thank you to my faithful ally and assistant, Daniel Davies. Daniel is dedicated to the hard work of helping others solve problems, from minutia to the big injustices that plague us. Thank you to those who have entrusted me with this enormous honor and responsibility as their Delegate and those would have allowed me to be their senator and to those who have prayed tirelessly, shared time or treasure so generously. My only regret is uncertainty that comes with not being sure these wonderful people will be well represented in their state government at a time when we all crave stability, integrity, and leadership.  Lastly, thank you to those who live within the immediate reach of the French kingdom and still chose to make what I’ll call a well-reasoned obvious decision in favor of my true conservative representation. Read more here...

Polls Are Open 3 More Hours!

June 20, 2023
It's 4:00pm, and with 3 hours of voting still to go, turnout has been slow but steady today. Unfortunately, I've personally witnessed the Democrats working to undermine our Republican Primary. But I've also met many new and old friends at the polls today, eager to see me continue my conservative servant leadership in Richmond. Please make sure all your conservative friends get out to vote for me before 7pm. It's been a great honor to serve Clarke and Frederick Counties in the legislature for the last decade, and with your help, I hope to continue my service in the Virginia Senate. I'm the only candidate in this Primary who can hit the ground running in the crucial 2024 session that will determine the direction of the Commonwealth. After today, 1/3 to 1/2 of the current Senators will be gone, and I'm ready to make sure the new Senate Republican Caucus supports a strong conservative agenda in 2024. Help me press on with our Republican team in Richmond and keep the winning going for the people of Virginia!   I need your vote TODAY, by 7pm, at your local polling place in Clarke, Frederick, Shenandoah and Warren Counties & the City of Winchester. Read more here...

Polls Are Open Now - It's Time to Keep Winning!

June 20, 2023
As I have visited thousands of people in this new 1st Senate District, I’m saddened that, for many, their hope for the future of our nation is dwindling. Many are discouraged and wondering if we can turn things around. Please do not be discouraged. Your vote TODAY can, and will, help us win on issues that matter to us all. Only 18 months ago, Virginia shocked many around the nation by electing a Republican Governor, Lt. Governor, and Attorney General, and restoring a GOP Majority in the House of Delegates. The unfinished winning we need to do to get Virginia back on course is to take back the State Senate this year, and it starts today! Help me press on with our Republican team in Richmond and keep the winning going for the people of Virginia!   I need your vote TODAY, by 7pm, at your local polling place in Clarke, Frederick, Shenandoah and Warren Counties & the City of Winchester. YOU CAN TRUST THAT I’LL WIN AND TRUST I WILL NEVER BACK DOWN I’m Dave LaRock and I am asking for your vote in TODAY'S Republican Primary for Virginia’s 1st Senate District because you can trust that I’ll win, because I have already been doing it Read more here…

Nonsense Flying in Every Direction - Just the Facts Here!

June 19, 2023
There is a lot of last-minute misinformation flying around trying to deceive voters - see my "Just the Facts" page here for the truth! We are working overtime going into the final hours before the votes are counted. The good news- people we talk to agree that a solid track record and experience are super important.  A big concern: real data shows us that without a doubt there are a lot of Democrats voting in this Republican Primary, about 12% of the early votes. The only way we can prevent them from defeating me and the conservative principles that we hold dear - is to get every Republican out to vote! I still believe the 2020 presidential election was stolen, let's get out in force and vote to win. I'm already on the battlefield, I've been fighting and leading for the last decade for conservative policies and with your help, tomorrow, I'll keep doing so! I NEED YOUR HELP!  Tomorrow is Election Day - I need you to do 3 things! Volunteer to help us on Election Day Vote at your local polling place from 6am-7pm - Note that in Frederick County 202 Albin, 203 Redland and 204 Nain precincts have temporary relocations! Remind all your conservative friends in Clarke, Frederick, Shenandoah, and Warren Counties and the City of Winchester to vote for me TOMORROW! Read more here....

100's of Democrats Corrupting GOP Primary - 32 Hours to Final Deadline - Are You With Me?

June 7, 2023
Our campaign is going well, but I do have some disturbing information to report, and I need your help. IMPORTANT ALERT- Voter data shows that 100’s of Democrats are early voting, but who are they voting for and why? A friend texted me: 'I just overheard a conversation between some women... They giddily said, "If Dave loses, then he's out." The early voting free-for-all has started and I noticed some Democrat women showing up. I think the Democrats are voting for your opponents.' The Shenandoah County Democrat Committee's Treasurer has been posting on social media (picture above) for Democrats to vote in the Republican Primary against me (and voter records show they have been voting)! So Democrats are bragging about how this Republican Primary is their best opportunity to defeat me! But it's not really about me, it's about the conservative principles that we hold dear - don’t let them win! Read more here...

These are all of the video clips of Dave LaRock’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2014. There are 27 video clips in all.

Bills

  • HB1427: Firearms, etc.; control of possession by locality.
  • HB1428: Firearms; carrying in public areas prohibited in certain localities.
  • HB1708: Juveniles; prohibited sales and loans of materials deemed harmful.
  • HB1710: Real property; additional tax on commercial and industrial property in certain localities.
  • HB1736: Family life education curriculum guidelines; human reproduction, viewing of ultrasound video.
  • HB1847: Elections; registration, absentee, and conduct of election.
  • HB2160: In-person visitation; policies and procedures at certain facilities.
  • HB2276: COVID; immunization of children.
  • HB2277: Comprehensive community colleges; education preparation programs.
  • HB2280: Surgical & medical trtmt. of certain minors; parental consent, admission to mental health facility.
  • HB2293: Emergency Services and Disaster Law; emergency orders and regulations, limitations, civil penalty.
  • HB2432: Minor students experiencing gender incongruence; parental notification.
  • HB2480: Home instruction and private school; tax credit, created.
  • HB2489: Responsible Fatherhood Initiative; fatherhood needs assessment, etc.
  • HB2497: Midwifery; administration of medication within scope of practice.
  • HJ537: Emergency response vehicles; Sec. of Public Safety to study impact of federal emissions standards.
  • HJ538: Comprehensive community colleges; VCC to study feasibility of approval of education prep. program.
  • HR454: Celebrating the life of Master Sergeant James Richard Phillips, USAF, Ret.
  • HR455: Commending Walter Cunningham.
  • HR457: Commending Michael Louis Chapman.
  • HR493: Commending Meaghan Gruber.
  • HB777: Emergency Services and Disaster Law; emergency orders and regulations, limitations, civil penalty.
  • HB783: Immunizations; authority of the Commissioner of Health, religious exception.
  • HB784: Income tax, state; home instruction and private school tax credit.
  • HB785: Family life education curriculum guidelines; human reproduction, viewing of ultrasound video.
  • HB786: Instructional material and related academic activities; Board of Education to establish policy.
  • HB787: Public elementary or secondary school student; moral and character education, etc.
  • HB788: Education Improvement Scholarships program; increases percentage for tax credit.
  • HB789: Family life education programs; student participation, summaries.
  • HB790: Collective bargaining; law enforcement, transparency and accountability.
  • HB792: Nutrient credit trading; adjacent hydrologic unit code.
  • HB793: Traffic incident management vehicles; certain vehicles exempt when en route to scene of an accident.
  • HB934: COVID-19; employer-mandated vaccinations, required exemptions, civil penalties.
  • HB937: Family planning services; restrictions on expenditure of funds.
  • HB941: Voter registration; registration permitted up to and including the day of the election.
  • HB942: Voter identification; identification containing a photograph required.
  • HB945: Absentee voting in person; available beginning on the tenth day prior to election.
  • HB956: Absentee voting; deadline for returning absentee ballot.
  • HB962: Vaccines; adverse events, reporting.
  • HB976: Prescriptions; unapproved use.
  • HB1024: Parental Choice Education Savings Accounts; established, definition of poverty guidelines.
  • HB1025: Parental Choice Education Savings Accounts; established.
  • HB1028: Lovettsville, Town of; amending charter, town officers and powers.
  • HB1032: School boards, local; standards for certain public school library materials, parental review.
  • HB1036: School boards, local; requirement for students to wear masks or other face coverings.
  • HB1099: Retail Sales & Use Tax, additional local; use of revenues for construction or renovation of schools.
  • HB1100: Public elementary and secondary school buildings; standards for maintenance, operations, etc.
  • HB1101: Election officials, state and local; acceptance of certain gifts and funding prohibited.
  • HB1109: Elections; time of certain local elections.
  • HB1113: Transportation funding; statewide prioritization process for project selection.
  • HB1114: Real property; additional tax on commercial and industrial property in certain localities.
  • HB1347: Family life education instruction; school year time limit.
  • HB1349: Abortion; born alive human infant, treatment and care, penalty.
  • HJ65: Constitutional amendment; education, state appropriations to private schools.
  • HJ421: Celebrating the life of Wilson L. Kirby.
  • HJ437: Commending Kris C. Tierney.
  • HR228: Commending Paul Marik, M.D.
  • HR230: Celebrating the life of Candace Lee Strother.
  • HR231: Commending the Greenwood Volunteer Fire and Rescue Company, Inc.
  • HR232: Commending Samuel Buckley.
  • HB634: School Divisions of Innovation; local assessments.
  • HB970: Transportation; use of funds.
  • HB2241: Unborn child protection from dismemberment abortion; penalties.
  • HB2242: COVID-19 immunization; prohibition on requirement, discrimination prohibited.
  • HB2243: Home instruction and private schools; creates an individual, nonrefundable income tax credit.
  • HB2244: Family life education; curriculum guidelines, human reproduction, viewing of ultrasound video.
  • HB2245: Transportation; revenues dedicated as of July 1, 2020, shall not be redirected.
  • HB2246: State agencies; automatic workforce management verification software.
  • HB2251: Emergency orders and regulations; limitations, civil penalty.
  • HJ573: COVID-19; expresses the sense of the General Assembly that any vaccination for virus be voluntary.
  • HJ742: Celebrating the life of Jean Smith Brown.
  • HJ742: Celebrating the life of Jean Smith Brown.
  • HJ743: Celebrating the life of Paul Wendell Dick.
  • HJ743: Celebrating the life of Paul Wendell Dick.
  • HJ752: Commending Patty Ortiz.
  • HJ752: Commending Patty Ortiz.
  • HJ754: Commending Sergeant Steven Pebler.
  • HJ754: Commending Sergeant Steven Pebler.
  • HJ759: Commending John Unger.
  • HJ759: Commending John Unger.
  • HJ760: Commending Dennis Linaburg.
  • HJ760: Commending Dennis Linaburg.
  • HJ761: Commending Sergeant Brian Rosenberry.
  • HJ761: Commending Sergeant Brian Rosenberry.
  • HR834: Commending the Clarke County High School girls' soccer team.
  • HR838: Commending St. Peter's Episcopal Church.
  • HB626: Opioids; prescribing, required patient disclosures.
  • HB631: Income tax, state; deduction for tolls paid on Virginia roads.
  • HB632: Zoning; development approvals.
  • HB634: School Divisions of Innovation; local assessments.
  • HB635: Traffic incident management vehicles; exempt from certain regulations.
  • HB636: Town residents; provision of county services.
  • HB642: Transportation funding; statewide prioritization process.
  • HB677: Interstate 66; reverse tolling, toll revenue on Interstate 66 and Interstate 395.
  • HB678: Parental Choice Education Savings Accounts; established, report.
  • HB679: Real and personal property tax exemptions; repeals exemptions.
  • HB680: Virginia Public Procurement Act; information technology project services contracts, behind schedule.
  • HB683: Family life education programs; student participation.
  • HB685: Va Public Procurement Act; preference for contractors using automatic billing verification software.
  • HB766: Income tax, state; subtractions for volunteer firefighters, etc.
  • HB767: Parking; local regulation of certain vehicles.
  • HB768: Commercial and industrial property; additional real property tax in certain localities.
  • HB769: Local government; codification of ordinances, affirmative defense.
  • HB770: Goats; grazing on stream buffers.
  • HB771: Dulles Greenway; amends the powers and responsibilities of the SCC to regulate toll road operators.
  • HB772: Virginia Highway Corporation Act of 1988; Department of Transportation authority.
  • HB773: Refunds of local taxes; authority of treasurer.
  • HB774: Commonwealth Transportation Board; increases revenue-sharing funds.
  • HB970: Transportation; use of funds.
  • HB971: Virginia Highway Corporation Act of 1988; termination of certificate of authority.
  • HB978: Improper driving; driving without full attention to operation of vehicle.
  • HB979: Utility easements; pole attachments.
  • HB1212: Personal motor vehicle insurance policy; compliance with terms and conditions.
  • HB1227: Unmanned aerial systems; local regulation.
  • HB1357: Wildlife or fish; sale of mounts permitted.
  • HB1367: Higher educational institutions, public; in-state tuition, volunteer firefighters and EMS providers.
  • HB1377: Architectural and engineering contracts; certain localities.
  • HB1389: Transportation funds; use of funds for projects.
  • HB1393: Nutrient credit trading; adjacent hydrologic unit code.
  • HB1476: Motor vehicle dealers; advertising.
  • HB1477: Application for public assistance; eligibility, review of records.
  • HB1485: Firearms; regulation by localities, workplace rules, limitation.
  • HB1486: Place of religious worship; carrying dangerous weapon.
  • HB1487: Gun safes; exemption from sales tax for sales of safes.
  • HB1551: Abortion; fetal dismemberment prohibited.
  • HB1728: Motor vehicles; car tax credit for paid tolls.
  • HB1729: Commonwealth Transportation Board; membership, suburban representation.
  • HB5070: Public health emergency; immunizations.
  • HB5071: Collective bargaining; law enforcement, transparency and accountability.
  • HB5075: Emergency Services and Disaster Law; emergency orders and regulations, Commissioner of Health, etc.
  • HB5082: Vaccines; requirements for inclusion on list of required vaccines.
  • HJ69: Virginia State Police; air emergency medical services, report.
  • HJ162: Commending the Division of Capitol Police.
  • HJ326: Commending Adrian J. O'Connor.
  • HJ481: Celebrating the life of Betsey Jean Smith Brown.
  • HJ500: Commending Helen Butts.
  • HJ501: Commending Mary Morris.
  • HJ502: Commending David L. Ash.
  • HJ503: Commending the Woodgrove High School girls' soccer team.
  • HJ504: Commending the Loudoun County High School girls
  • HJ505: Commending Heidi Trude.
  • HJ506: Commending Tree of Life Ministries.
  • HJ5002: Hydroxychloroquine; use for COVID-19 treatment.
  • HJ5007: Women's Suffrage Month; designating as August 2020 and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HJ5008: COVID-19 pandemic; executive orders.
  • HR60: Commending the Loudoun Hunt.
  • HR153: Commending Victor LoPreto.
  • HR210: Commending Loudoun County wineries.
  • HR211: Commending the Clarke County High School academic team.
  • HB2566: Real and personal property tax; repeals tax exemptions for all nonprofit entities.
  • HB2567: Higher educational institutions, public; free exercise of religion on campus.
  • HB2568: Child Safety Savings Accounts; established, report.
  • HB2569: Family day homes; zoning permits.
  • HB2570: Family life education programs; student participation.
  • HB2571: Interstate 81 Corridor Improvement Transportation Commission; created.
  • HB2572: Berryville, Town of; amending charter, reorganizes charter.
  • HB2573: Utility easements; pole attachments.
  • HB2574: School Divisions of Innovation; performance-based assessments for Va. Studies & Civics & Economics.
  • HB2575: Commercial and industrial property; additional real property tax in certain localities.
  • HB2594: Traffic incident management vehicles; definition.
  • HB2799: Dulles Greenway; powers and responsibilities of SCC to regulate toll road operators.
  • HB2804: Virginia Public Procurement Act; professional and information technology project services contracts.
  • HB2805: Parking; access aisles adjacent to parking spaces reserved for persons with disabilities.
  • HB2806: Local government; codification of ordinances, affirmative defense.
  • HJ683: Constitutional amendment; Transportation Funds (first reference).
  • HJ684: Educators; Board of Education to establish code of ethics and professional responsibility.
  • HJ694: Virginia State Police; air emergency medical services, report.
  • HJ1076: Commending the Patrick Henry College moot court team.
  • HJ1077: Commending Robert Dryden.
  • HJ1078: Commending the Woodgrove High School football team.
  • HJ1083: Celebrating the life of Evelynn Belle Ware.
  • HJ1084: Celebrating the life of Malcolm Forbes Baldwin.
  • HJ1085: Commending the Loudoun Valley High School boys' cross country team.
  • HJ1086: Commending the Clarke County High School girls' cross country team.
  • HJ1087: Commending Hogback Mountain Paintball.
  • HJ1088: Commending the Woodgrove High School softball team.
  • HJ1090: Commending the Tuscarora High School girls' cross country team.
  • HJ1091: Commending the Loudoun County High School girls' soccer team.
  • HJ1092: Commending the Loudoun County High School girls volleyball team.
  • HR381: Commending Trip's Auto Sales DMV Select office.
  • HR404: Commending the Loudoun Valley High School boys' indoor track team.
  • HR405: Commending the Loudoun Valley High School boys' outdoor track team.
  • HR406: Commending the Loudoun Valley High School girls' cross country team.
  • HB340: Loudoun County; agreements for treasurer to collect and enforce real & personal property taxes.
  • HB490: Frederick County; property tax exemptions.
  • HB491: Custody and visitation; rights of parents with a disability.
  • HB492: Passing a stopped school bus; conviction shall not be made part of driving record.
  • HB588: Abused or neglected child; expands definition.
  • HB656: Telecommunications; Dept. of Historic Resources to convene work group to examine Sect. 106 review.
  • HB734: Constitutional amendment; special funds for transportation purposes.
  • HB842: Controlled paraphernalia; possession or distribution, hypodermic needles and syringes, naloxone.
  • HB1167: Jury commissioners; lists of unqualified persons provided to general registrars.
  • HB1168: Family life education programs; student participation.
  • HB1169: Employment-related information; disclosure to law-enforcement agency.
  • HB1170: DGS; aid & cooperation of Division of Purchase and Supply to any fire company, etc.
  • HB1180: Place of religious worship; carrying dangerous weapon.
  • HB1182: Perinatal hospice and palliative care; notice to women of agencies providing services.
  • HB1274: Higher educational institutions, public; expressive activity on campus.
  • HB1278: School Divisions of Innovation; performance-based assessments.
  • HB1280: Medical and other public assistance; eligibility, review of records of applicants.
  • HB1281: Economic impact statements; Department of Planning and Budget to prepare.
  • HB1282: Parking citations; funds paid to locality.
  • HB1283: Utility easements; pole attachments.
  • HB1285: Transportation project selection in Northern Virginia; public meeting.
  • HB1286: Parental Choice Education Savings Accounts; established, report.
  • HB1287: Law-Enforcement Officers Procedural Guarantee Act; includes certain deputy sheriffs under coverage.
  • HB1288: Personal injury actions; situations of peril created by plaintiff's negligence.
  • HB1489: Tolling; Northern Virginia.
  • HB1592: Internet capabilities; prohibited sale of products, obscene content blocking capability.
  • HJ41: Constitutional amendment; Transportation Funds (second reference).
  • HJ115: Standards of Quality; JLARC to study cost to implement.
  • HJ116: National Beer Day; designating as April 7, 2019, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HJ117: Educators; Board of Education to establish code of ethics and professional responsibility.
  • HJ534: Commending the Loudoun Valley High School boys' cross country team.
  • HJ538: Commending the Patrick Henry College moot court team.
  • HJ539: Commending the Northwestern Regional Juvenile Detention Center.
  • HJ540: Commending Karen Russell.
  • HJ541: Commending W. Keith Brower, Jr.
  • HJ542: Commending Sam Adamo.
  • HJ549: Celebrating the life of Fred Thomas Wright.
  • HJ550: Celebrating the life of James F. Brownell.
  • HJ551: Celebrating the life of Albert M. Nicodemus, Jr.
  • HB963: Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act; created, penalty.
  • HB1453: Naloxone; dispensing for use in opioid overdose reversal, etc.
  • HB1473: Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act; penalty.
  • HB1605: Virginia Parental Choice Education Savings Accounts; established, report.
  • HB1822: Place of worship; carrying dangerous weapon personal protection.
  • HB1823: Property tax exemptions in Frederick County.
  • HB1824: DPOR; deregulation of interior designers.
  • HB1839: School principals; incident reports.
  • HB2048: Child support and fines; nonpayment, suspension of driver's license.
  • HB2092: Application for public assistance; eligibility, review of records.
  • HB2093: Local Government, Commission on; estimated fiscal impact on a locality of relocated refugees.
  • HB2261: Virginia Human Rights Act; unlawful discriminatory practice, definition of anti-Semitism.
  • HB2273: Blind parents; custody or visitation rights.
  • HB2299: Comprehensive community colleges; tuition grants and fees for certain individuals.
  • HB2475: Real property tax; payments in lieu of taxes for exempt organizations.
  • HB2476: Driver's licenses; revocation of driving privileges in other jurisdictions.
  • HJ693: Constitutional amendment (first resolution); Transportation Funds.
  • HJ698: Study; Department of Social Services; Commonwealth's child support enforcement system.
  • HJ716: Commending the Patrick Henry College international moot court team.
  • HJ1067: Commending the Patrick Henry College intercollegiate moot court team.
  • HJ1069: Commending Breaux Vineyards.
  • HJ1070: Commending Sunset Hills Vineyard.
  • HJ1071: Commending the Loudoun Valley High School STEM Club.
  • HJ1072: Commending the Lovettsville Volunteer Fire and Rescue Company.
  • HJ1073: Commending Michele Coates.
  • HJ1074: Commending Sergeant John Kelly.
  • HJ1087: Commending The Barns at Hamilton Station Vineyards.
  • HR431: Public institutions of higher education; free speech.
  • HB168: Passing stopped school buses; rebutting presumption, mailing of summons.
  • HB257: Fire or rescue volunteers; mental health treatment; funding by locality.
  • HB258: Form of ballot; party identification of candidates.
  • HB259: SOL; Bd. of Education prohibited from adopting revisions that implement Common Core State Standards.
  • HB260: Firearms; law-enforcement certification of transfer.
  • HB273: Transfer of certain firearms; identification requirement.
  • HB389: Virginia Parental Choice Education Savings Accounts; established, report, effective clause.
  • HB397: Discrimination; specification of certain terms relating to sex or gender.
  • HB431: Certificate of birth; amendment; designation of sex.
  • HB556: Abuse and neglect of children; a child includes a viable fetus.
  • HB736: Property tax; repeals certain exemptions in Frederick County.
  • HB962: Lyme disease; testing disclosure.
  • HB963: Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act; created, penalty.
  • HB970: Fetal remains; disposition, penalty.
  • HB1132: School principals; incident reports.
  • HB1134: Disorderly conduct; provisions shall not apply to certain students if occurs on school property.
  • HB1271: Practical design standards for projects.
  • HJ138: Dulles Toll Road Permit & Operating Agreement; Joint Com. on Transportation Accountability to study.
  • HJ139: Constitutional amendment; Transportation Funds.
  • HJ386: Commending the Patrick Henry College moot court team.
  • HJ387: Commending the Loudoun Valley High School boys' cross country team.
  • HJ388: Commending the Loudoun Valley High School golf team.
  • HJ389: Commending Drew Hunter.
  • HJ390: Commending Katherine Slover.
  • HJ470: Commending Martha Mason Semmes.
  • HB1470: Northern Virginia Transportation Authority; use of revenues, effective date.
  • HB1625: Lovettsville, Town of; amending charter, updates boundaries, town powers, etc.
  • HB1752: SOL; Bd. of Education prohibited from adopting revisions that implement Common Core State Standards.
  • HB1753: Home instruction of children; requirements, year-end assessments, cutoff date.
  • HB1754: Home instruction of children; parent to provide certain testing scores to division superintendent.
  • HB2009: Firearms, certain; law-enforcement certification.
  • HB2079: Radar detectors; repeals ban on the use in motor vehicles.
  • HB2165: Property tax; exemptions for certain real property and nonprofit organizations in Frederick County.
  • HB2231: Student discipline; modifying long-term suspensions and expulsions.
  • HB2238: Virginia Parental Choice Education Savings Accounts; established.
  • HB2321: Virginia Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act; created, penalty.
  • HJ635: Communications sales and use tax; Department of Taxation to study performance of tax.
  • HJ636: Law-enforcement officers; DCJS to study the sufficiency of funding for training.
  • HJ655: Virginia Cyber Protection Teams; Secretary of Public Safety and Homeland Security, to study.
  • HJ938: Celebrating the life of Zora M. McCall Brownell.
  • HJ939: Commending Craig M. MacLean.
  • HJ940: Commending Darryl C. Smith, Sr.
  • HJ941: Commending the United States Navy Reserve.
  • HJ942: Commending Laura Pearson.
  • HJ943: Commending Nichols Hardware.
  • HR312: Commending Carolee Cooke.
  • HB635: Northern Virginia Transportation Authority; use of revenues.
  • HB647: MWAA; limits use of Commonwelth revenues to support Phase II of Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project.
  • HB652: Boundary adjustments; notice of any agreement shall be served upon affected landowners.
  • HB653: Northern Virginia Transportation Authority; allocations.
  • HB658: Northern Virginia highway construction district; CTB allocations.
  • HB878: Firearms, certain; certification by chief law-enforcement officer within 30 days of request.
  • HB950: Income tax, state; home instruction and private school tax credit.
  • HB1266: Machine guns; owned by a trust.
  • HJ84: Dulles Access Highway; memorializing Congress to take legislative action necessary to impose tolls.
  • HJ85: Dulles Access Highway; memorializing MWAA to impose & collect tolls for use, etc.
  • HJ372: Commending LINK, Inc.
  • HJ472: Commending the Patrick Henry College moot court team.
  • HJ5236: Commending the Loudoun Free Clinic.
  • HJ5237: Commending the Free Medical Clinic of Northern Shenandoah Valley, Inc.
  • HJ5238: Commending HealthWorks for Northern Virginia.
  • HR135: Celebrating the life of Benjamin George Belrose.
  • HR136: Commending the Honorable Joe T. May.
  • HR547: Commending the Loudoun Valley High School baseball team.
  • HR548: Commending the Woodgrove High School softball team.
  • HR549: Commending the Woodgrove High School girls' lacrosse team.
  • HR550: Commending the Loudoun Valley High School debate team.