Del. Elizabeth Guzman (D-Dale City)

Photo of Elizabeth Guzman
Party
Democratic
District
31: Counties of Fauquier (part) and Prince William (part) [map]
Took Office
January 2018
Next Election
November 2019
Committees
Labor and Commerce, Education, Health, Welfare and Institutions
Website
elizabethguzmanforvirginia.com
Twitter
@guzman4delegate
Copatroning Habits
81% of bills she copatroned were introduced by Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of her bills, 79% 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 ?
absentee voting airport behavioral health campaign finance child safety civil rights collective bargaining contagious disease education employee employees employer employment gas tax gun safety health healthcare immigration justice juvenile justice law enforcement minor sick leave spending surveillance tax tobacco transportation waste wmata
Bills Passed
13.3% in 2019
Recent Mentions in the Media

Explica: COVID-19 : COVID-19 : States run out of money due to pandemic and need federal funds.

November 26, 2020 | 5:55 pm
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WWBT NBC12 News: Ayala, Guzmán champion equality, representation in lieutenant governor bid

November 24, 2020 | 10:55 pm
  

Blue Virginia: Audio: 2017 Dem LG Candidate Gene Rossi Interviews 2021 Dem LG Candidate Del. Hala Ayala

November 24, 2020 | 1:55 am
  

Fauquier Times: Del. Elizabeth Guzman and other Virginia Latinos welcome a Biden presidency

November 17, 2020 | 7:16 pm
  

PotomacLocal.com: Prince William Democrats have their eyes on statewide offices

November 16, 2020 | 3:00 am
  

Bills

  • HB474: Certified community health workers; establishes requirements for use of the title.
  • HB476: Police and court records; expungement of certain misdemeanor and nonviolent felony convictions.
  • HB477: Juveniles; trial as adult.
  • HB566: Food stamps and TANF; eligibility, drug-related felonies.
  • HB570: Teachers, public school; grounds for dismissal.
  • HB578: Smoking; illegal in motor vehicle when a minor under the age of 15 is present.
  • HB579: Health insurance; coverage for mammograms.
  • HB580: Child abuse and neglect; gender identity or sexual orientation.
  • HB581: Diversity and cultural competency; DHRM to develop online training module.
  • HB582: Employees of local governments; collective bargaining.
  • HB583: Minimum wage; farm workers.
  • HB584: Virginia Personnel Act; hiring preference in state government for persons with disabilities.
  • HB585: Comprehensive plan; certain localities to promote transit-oriented development.
  • HB586: PFOA, PFOS, and PFAS; substances in public drinking water.
  • HB587: Baby changing facilities; DGS to implement in public buildings.
  • HB588: Legal notices; online publications.
  • HB589: Community services boards; funding formula, population and need.
  • HB590: Income tax, state; housing choice vouchers, eligible housing areas.
  • HB591: Legal holidays; Indigenous Peoples Day.
  • HB592: Pawpaw fruit (Asimina triloba); designating as state fruit.
  • HB617: Workers' compensation; repetitive motion injuries.
  • HB893: Law enforcement; use of force, data collection and reporting requirement.
  • HB897: School resource officers; memorandums of understanding.
  • HB898: Employees; earned sick leave, civil penalties.
  • HB975: Standards of Quality; state funding, ratios of teachers to English language learners.
  • HB1002: Agriculture and Forestry Industries Development Planning Grant Program; created.
  • HB1081: School attendance officers; petitions for violation of a school attendance order.
  • HB1639: Rural lands; DEQ shall convene work group to discuss issue of disposal of debris on lands.
  • HB5108: Criminal Justice Services Board and Committee on Training; change in membership & responsibilities.
  • HB5116: Public and private employers; required to provide eligible employees paid quarantine leave, etc.
  • HJ44: JLARC; reinstatement of discretionary parole, report.
  • HJ52: Prescription drugs; SHHR to convene work group to address cost to Virginians, etc.
  • HJ79: Special education staffing ratios; JLARC to study.
  • HJ136: Global warming; caused by human activity has resulted in a climate and ecological emergency.
  • HJ137: Deported veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces; medical treatment and other benefits.
  • HJ334: Commending the Honorable Dr. William Ferguson Reid.
  • HJ424: Commending the Prince William County Public Schools Aquatics Center.
  • HJ425: Commending the Dale City Track Club.
  • HJ426: Commending Earsaline Anderson.
  • HJ427: Commending Fitz Johnson.
  • HJ428: Commending Frank J. Principi.
  • HJ429: Commending the Grace Church Concert Series.
  • HJ430: Commending Gray Ghost Winery.
  • HJ431: Commending Katie Fielding.
  • HJ432: Commending the Kettle Run High School coed swimming team.
  • HJ433: Commending Old Bust Head Brewing Company.
  • HJ434: Commending Prince William County Public Schools.
  • HJ435: Commending Prince William Food Rescue.
  • HJ436: Commending the Woodbridge Senior High School wrestling team.
  • HJ437: Commending Carson Miller.
  • HR19: Commending Maureen Caddigan.
  • HB1703: Aviation jet fuel; taxation, distribution of certain revenue to Metro. Washington Airport Authority.
  • HB2091: Smoking; unlawful in motor vehicle with a minor present.
  • HB2092: Campaign finance; direct contributions from corporations and business entities prohibited.
  • HB2093: Virginia Fire Services Board; changes membership.
  • HB2094: Virginia Personnel Act; hiring preference in state government for persons with disabilities.
  • HB2095: Local prohibition on single use plastic and expanded polystyrene products; local tax.
  • HB2128: Telemedicine; physicians licensed in contiguous jurisdictions.
  • HB2129: Nursing, Board of; application for license or certification by military spouse, expedited review.
  • HB2130: Election laws; time off to vote.
  • HB2131: Income tax, state; credit for low-income seniors.
  • HB2261: Employees; paid medical and family leave, civil penalties.
  • HB2283: Juvenile court; appointment of counsel, waiver.
  • HB2616: Juveniles; increases minimum age at which a juvenile must be tried as an adult.
  • HB2629: Corrections Private Management Act; unauthorized private contracts, etc.
  • HB2812: Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; disclosure of landlord and tenant remedies.
  • HJ693: Education, Department of; impediments to gathering information about certain students.
  • HR233: Commending Casanova Hunt.
  • HR238: Commending Tommy Lee Jones.
  • HR293: Commending Bob Mosier.
  • HR294: Commending the Hylton Boys & Girls Club.
  • HR295: Commending Hearts Delight Baptist Church.
  • HR296: Commending the Afro-American Historical Association of Fauquier County.
  • HR297: Commending Wendy Edwards.
  • HR325: Commending Liberty High School.
  • HR326: Commending Minnieville Elementary School.
  • HR327: Commending the Prince William County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
  • HR457: Commending Wendy Wilcox.
  • HB250: Virginia Fire Services Board; changes membership.
  • HB251: Public schools; Standards of Learning assessments.
  • HB252: High school staffing; mental health counselors.
  • HB253: Special education aides; caseload.
  • HB254: DHRM; duties of department, employee communication.
  • HB255: Public Preschool Fund and Grant Program; established.
  • HB256: Income tax, state, and property tax; exemption for substantial-capacity solar equipment.
  • HB416: Workers' compensation; audits of employer's premises.
  • HB417: Sentencing guidelines; modification, new sentencing proceeding.
  • HB419: Juveniles; increases minimum age for trial as adult.
  • HB970: Motor vehicle fuels; sales tax in certain areas of the Commonwealth, price floor.
  • HB971: Fair Housing Law; unlawful discrimination, gender identity.
  • HB972: Income tax, state; increases deduction for senior citizens.
  • HB973: Employees; paid medical and family leave, civil penalties.
  • HB974: Medical marijuana; written certification by physician for treatment.
  • HB975: Electric utilities; new generation sources.
  • HB976: Felony conviction; compensation for wrongful incarceration.
  • HB977: Firearm transfers; criminal history record information checks, penalty.
  • HB978: Electric utilities; net energy metering, standby charges.
  • HB983: Street gangs; predicate criminal acts, penalty.
  • HB1289: Passing stopped school buses; local ordinances.
  • HB1290: Tethered unmanned aircraft systems; use by law-enforcement agency.
  • HB1345: Absentee voting; deadline for requesting a mailed absentee ballot.
  • HB1447: Higher educational institutions, public; tuition, immigration status.
  • HB1448: Land preservation; special assessment, agricultural use.
  • HB1449: Family and Individual Support Waiver; reduce or eliminate the waiting list.
  • HB1594: Crime victims and witnesses; immigration status.
  • HJ95: Pollinator Awareness Week; designating as last full week of June 2019, and each succeeding year.
  • HR4: Reid, William Ferguson; recognizing achievements.
  • HR160: Commending the Honorable David G. Brickley.
  • HR161: Commending the C.D. Hylton High School cheer team.
  • HR162: Commemorating the life and legacy of Presley N. O'Bannon.
  • HR163: Commending Dennis Jensen.
  • HR164: Commending Jarad L. Phelps.
  • HR165: Commending Bill VanAntwerp.
  • HR166: Commending Roger Talley.
  • HR167: Commending Robert Clubb.
  • HR168: Commending Glendell Hill.
  • HR169: Commending Eleanor Sigrest.
  • HR170: Commending Sonnie P. Penn Elementary School.
  • HR171: Celebrating the life of Paul Robert Booth.
  • HR172: Celebrating the life of Calvin L. Johnson.
  • HR184: Commending 90 for 90.
  • HR185: Commending Mike Meadows.
  • HR186: Commending Damon Broiles.
  • HR187: Commending Amanda Brown.
  • HR188: Commending Ryan Tolley.
  • HR189: Commending Neil Shoults.
  • HR190: Commending Asley Amezquita.
  • HR191: Commending Donovan Stewart.
  • HR192: Commending Zachary Dixon.
  • HR193: Commending Denyse Carroll.
  • HR194: Commending Joshua Jensen.
  • HR195: Commending Bradford Burgeson.
  • HR210: Commending the Dale City Civic Association.