Del. Danica Roem (D-Manassas Park)

Photo of Danica A. Roem
Party
Democratic
District
13: County of Prince William (part); City of Manassas Park [map]
Took Office
January 2018
Next Election
November 2019
Committees
Counties, Cities and Towns, General Laws, Communications, Technology and Innovation
Website
danicaroem.ngpvanhost.com
Twitter
@pwcdanica
Copatroning Habits
89% of bills she copatroned were introduced by Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of her bills, 91% of them are Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that she also copatroned, 75% of them are Democrats.
Partisanship
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Tag Cloud ?
autism campaign campaign finance candidate criminal justice dominion energy drivers license education election electric utility emergency ethics fees foia food healthcare lgbt local government lunch politics school school board school meal debt school meals schools snap students tax tax credit usda
Bills Passed
50% in 2022
Recent Mentions in the Media

The Washington Post: In culture-war first for Va., bills aimed at transgender youths pass ...

February 11, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

The Washington Post: As data centers expand in Northern Virginia, some are noisy ...

February 10, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

The Washington Post: Va. General Assembly faces stalemate on guns, abortion at 'crossover'

February 7, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

The Washington Post: Election campaigns begin in Northern Virginia

January 3, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

The Washington Post: Prince William board set to vote on controversial data center proposal

October 30, 2022 | 3:00 am
  

Bills

  • HB1974: Electric utilities; underground transmission lines.
  • HB1986: Stormwater management regulations; enterprise data center operations.
  • HB2005: Haymarket, Town of; amending charter, municipal elections.
  • HB2006: Virginia Freedom of Information Act; public records charges, electronic payment method.
  • HB2007: Virginia Freedom of Information Act; posting of fee policy by a public body.
  • HB2011: Family cemeteries; interment rights, proof of kinship.
  • HB2021: School boards; schoolwide events with parents, free or reduced price meals applications.
  • HB2025: SNAP benefits program; parent information sheet, free or reduced price meals application.
  • HB2027: Guardianship; procedures for restriction of communication, visitation, or interaction.
  • HB2028: Guardianship; duties of guardian, visitation requirements.
  • HB2029: Public Guardian and Conservator Advisory Board; member terms.
  • HB2031: Farm to School Program Task Force; Department of Education to establish.
  • HB2379: Virginia Highway Safety Improvement Program; use of surplus funds for Program.
  • HB2380: SNAP applications; information.
  • HB2437: Court-appointed guardians; training, powers & duties, annual report to local dept. of social serv.
  • HJ522: Data center development; DOE to study impacts on Virginia's environment, etc.
  • HR446: Commending the staff of Central Community Library.
  • HR447: Commending Chrissy Kelly.
  • HR448: Commending the Osbourn Park High School Competition Robotics Team 2068.
  • HR449: Commending Philip Daniel.
  • HR450: Commending the staff of Manassas Park City Library.
  • HR482: Commending Ashleigh Clyde.
  • HR487: Celebrating the life of G. Robert Maitland.
  • HR494: Commending the staff of Bull Run Library.
  • HB540: Driver's license; extension of validity.
  • HB546: Transportation safety funding; surplus in proposed budget to include.
  • HB582: Higher educational institutions, public; notice to students, SNAP benefits.
  • HB583: Public elementary and secondary school students; ability to pay for meals and school meal debt.
  • HB587: School Breakfast Program and National School Lunch Program; processing of applications.
  • HB599: Virginia Freedom of Information Act; charges for production of public records.
  • HB610: Cemeteries; interment rights, proof of kinship.
  • HB615: Sale of cemeteries owned by a locality; notice to descendants.
  • HB616: Zoning appeals, board of; funding.
  • HB624: Behavioral health safety net workforce needs; DBHDS to develop strategy to address, report.
  • HB626: Disclosure in land use proceedings; statewide application.
  • HB629: Hunger-Free Campus Grant Program; established, report.
  • HB634: Guardianship visitation requirements; DARS shall convene a work group to review and evaluate.
  • HB643: Guardianship and conservatorship; periodic review hearings.
  • HB925: Health insurance; coverage for prosthetic devices and components.
  • HB961: Cemeteries; registration, publication prior to sale.
  • HB1207: DARS; training, powers, and duties of guardian.
  • HB1260: Guardianship; procedures for restriction of communication, visitation, or interaction.
  • HR139: Commending the Community Roots Project, Manassas Park Seed Exchange.
  • HR154: Commending the Haymarket Regional Food Pantry.
  • HR197: Commending the Manassas Park Fire and Rescue Department.
  • HR198: Commending Myles Lanier.
  • HR199: Commending Joshua King.
  • HR200: Commending Lena M. Gooden.
  • HR201: Commending the Manassas Park Latino Festival.
  • HR202: Commending Viviana Rodriguez.
  • HB503: Health insurance; coverage for prosthetic devices.
  • HB1392: FOIA Ombudsman; powers and duties, report.
  • HB1599: School boards; staffing ratios for librarians.
  • HB1828: Commissioner of DMV; powers and duties during a declared state of emergency.
  • HB1828: Commissioner of DMV; powers and duties during a declared state of emergency.
  • HB1898: Zoning appeals, board of; appointments.
  • HB1898: Zoning appeals, board of; appointments.
  • HB2000: Virginia Freedom of Information Act; charges for production of public records.
  • HB2013: School boards; board policy for students unable to pay for a meal at school.
  • HB2013: School boards; board policy for students unable to pay for a meal at school.
  • HB2132: Homicides and assaults and bodily woundings; certain matters not to constitute defenses.
  • HB2132: Homicides and assaults and bodily woundings; certain matters not to constitute defenses.
  • HB2135: School boards, certain; participation in the Afterschool Meal Program.
  • HB2135: School boards, certain; participation in the Afterschool Meal Program.
  • HB2318: Test driving vehicles; residence districts, civil penalty.
  • HB2318: Test driving vehicles; residence districts, civil penalty.
  • HJ558: Student meal donation programs; baccalaureate public institution of higher education to establish.
  • HR295: Celebrating the life of Gloria Bandy.
  • HR321: Commending Elizabeth Lewis.
  • HR322: Commending Why Incorporated.
  • HR323: Commending the Prince William County Public Schools' Food and Nutrition Services staff.
  • HR755: Commending GainesvilleRx Pharmacy.
  • HR756: Commending Reese E. Lepre.
  • HR757: Commending Nathan K. Lam.
  • HR777: Commending the Mason and Partners Vaccination Clinic at the Manassas Park Community Center.
  • HB113: Protected information; newspersons engaged in journalism, definitions.
  • HB341: Taxation, Department of; sharing information with the Department of Social Services.
  • HB503: Health insurance; coverage for prosthetic devices.
  • HB696: Local human rights ordinances; sexual orientation and gender identity.
  • HB697: School meals; adoption of policies.
  • HB698: School boards; distribution of excess food.
  • HB701: School boards; school meal policies, parental notification and opt-out.
  • HB703: School meal debt; donations.
  • HB780: Returns of service; acceptance of copies of proofs of service.
  • HB1024: State Police, Department of; establishment of cold case searchable database.
  • HB1030: Electrical transmission lines; placement of overhead and underground lines.
  • HB1392: FOIA Ombudsman; powers and duties, report.
  • HB1410: Food stamps; Restaurant Meals Program.
  • HB1415: School library clerical personnel; ratios of positions to students.
  • HB1426: School boards; availability of school meals to students, effective date.
  • HB1429: Health insurance; nondiscrimination, gender identity or transgender status.
  • HB1599: School boards; staffing ratios for librarians.
  • HB1722: Applied behavior analysis services; Department of Education shall develop guidance and resources.
  • HB5113: School boards, certain; student meals, participation in the Community Eligibility Provision.
  • HJ85: Transgender Day of Remembrance; designating as November 20, 2020, & each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HJ104: National Prosthodontics Awareness Week.
  • HJ127: Court-appointed guardians and conservators; JLARC to study operations, etc.
  • HJ128: Commuter rail systems; DRPT to study and develop best practices for constructing, etc.
  • HJ459: Commending Yorkshire Restaurant.
  • HR150: Commending the Osbourn Park High School indoor track and field program.
  • HR154: Commending the Battlefield High School indoor track and field program.
  • HR187: Commending Dashon Reeves.
  • HR209: Celebrating the life of Lieutenant Commander Brian Edward McCaffrey, USCG, Ret.
  • HR212: Commending the Greater Sikh Community of Northern Virginia.
  • HR543: Celebrating the life of Pierre Nkepnang.
  • HB2250: Protected information; newspersons engaged in journalism.
  • HB2339: Taxation, Department of; sharing information with the Department of Social Services.
  • HB2375: Zoning ordinance; review of proposed amendments.
  • HB2376: School meal; adoption of policies.
  • HB2400: School Breakfast Program/National School Lunch Program; school boards to determine eligibility, etc.
  • HB2401: Public service corporations; statements of government influence spending.
  • HB2462: School boards; school meal policies, student debt, parental notification.
  • HB2466: State Route 28; Department of Transportation to study.
  • HB2467: State Route 28; Department of Transportation to study.
  • HB2468: State Route 28; Department of Transportation to study.
  • HB2469: Electric utility regulation; pilot program for undergrounding electrical transmission lines.
  • HB2507: Attorney General, Office of the; FOIA Ombudsman appointed, powers and duties, report.
  • HB2587: Confidentiality of tax information; local tax officers sharing information w/ local officers.
  • HB2669: Health insurance; coverage for prosthetic devices.
  • HJ671: DRPT; cost of commuter and light rail projects, report.
  • HJ673: JLARC; Virginia Public Guardian and Conservator Program, report.
  • HJ1033: Commending the Prince William County Human Rights Commission.
  • HJ1075: Commending Kline's Freeze.
  • HJ1082: Celebrating the life of Richard Lee Proffitt.
  • HJ1093: Commending the residents of the Rollins Ford Road corridor.
  • HJ1099: Celebrating the life of Josephine Bernadine Cooke.
  • HR445: Commending the Patriot High School boys' and girls' indoor track teams.
  • HR448: Commending the Manassas Park High School swim team.
  • HR451: Celebrating the life of Donald E. Shuemaker, Sr.
  • HB556: State Corporation Commission; intervenor compensation.
  • HB559: Conflict of Interests Acts, State & Local Gov't, & General Assembly; post-service restrictions.
  • HB561: State Corporation Commission; increases number of members.
  • HB562: Campaign finance; prohibited contributions to candidates.
  • HB938: Cold case searchable database; Superintendent of State Police may establish and maintain.
  • HB940: Freedom of Information Act Ombudsman; created, Attorney General to appoint.
  • HB1113: Health insurance; coverage for autism spectrum disorder.
  • HB1309: Protected information; newspersons engaged in journalism.
  • HB1477: School boards; establishes several requirements relating to school meals.
  • HB1478: Health insurance; coverage for prosthetic devices.
  • HB1603: Virginia Freedom of Information Advisory Council; charges for the production of public records.
  • HJ66: Commuter rail system in the Commonwealth; Department of Transportation to study.
  • HJ68: State Route 28; Department of Transportation to study.
  • HJ138: School boards; training to identify suicidal students.
  • HJ561: Commending Battlefield High School's Bobcats Evaluating and Servicing Technology Club.
  • HJ562: Commending the Virginia Student Training and Refurbishment Program.
  • HJ573: Commending Patricia Hurley.
  • HJ574: Commending Anne Shaw.
  • HR115: Commending the Prince William County Historic Preservation Division.
  • HR153: Commending Adelle Settle.