Del. Glenn Oder (R-Newport News)

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Party
Republican
District
94: City of Newport News (part) [map]
Took Office
January 2002
Left Office
January 2012
Website
glennoder.com
Copatroning Habits
72% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 76% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 64% of them are Republicans.
Partisanship
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Tag Cloud ?
air quality bank budget business car title children chinese drywall commendation constitution constitutional amendment court credit education finance governor hampton roads insurance license parent payday lending poverty predatory lending protective order real estate regulation safety school taxi transportation usury
Recent Mentions in the Media

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From the Legislator’s Website

These are all of the video clips of Glenn Oder’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2009. There are 99 video clips in all.

Bills

  • HB1156: Protective orders; minor may petition.
  • HB1426: Taxicabs; markings and roof signs.
  • HB1427: Marijuana, synthetic; penalties for possession, intent to sell, distribute, etc.
  • HB1441: Motor vehicle title loans, payday loans, and open-end credit plans; caps interest rate.
  • HB1584: Illegal gambling; amends definition.
  • HB1610: Defective Chinese drywall; disclosure of information, real estate tax exemption.
  • HB1611: Landlord and tenant laws; service of process may be accomplished by a sheriff, etc.
  • HB1612: Patriots Crossing project; requires VDOT to accept for review unsolicited proposal for construction.
  • HB1823: Sexual offenses; prohibits convicted adult from residing in proximity to children, penalty.
  • HB1824: Commonwealth, Secretary of the; authentication of certain documents executed or issued in State.
  • HB1825: Commissioner of Highways; changes title from Transportation Commissioner, report.
  • HB1826: Virginia Housing Development Authority; loan servicing agreements.
  • HB2221: Aircraft sales and use tax; exemption for qualified companies headquartered in Virginia.
  • HB2222: Transportation funding and administration; funding in Northern Virginia, Hampton Roads, etc.
  • HB2223: Tobacco products; wrappings may be sold in places not open to public and not accessible to minors.
  • HB2522: Virginia Home Solicitation Sales Act; form of notice.
  • HJ511: Constitutional amendment; Transportation Funds.
  • HJ632: Shaken Baby Syndrome and abusive head trauma; Joint Commission on Health Care to study.
  • HJ806: Commending the Virginia Tech Lumenhaus team.
  • HJ903: Commending Christopher Newport University on the occasion of its semicentenary.
  • HJ952: Commending Dr. Harry D. Simpson.
  • HR69: Commending Tommy Garner.
  • HR70: Celebrating the life of Raymond Pegram DuVal.
  • HB42: Transportation programs; JLARC to administer a performance audit, report.
  • HB43: VPI&SU; authorizes rector and board of visitors to lease titled real estate.
  • HB44: Fire or homeowners insurance policy; coverage for damages or replacement of Chinese drywall.
  • HB45: Homeowners insurance; prohibits insurance company from canceling due to Chinese drywall.
  • HB46: Virginia Defective Drywall Correction and Restoration Assistance Fund; created.
  • HB402: Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel; VDOT to accept for review unsolicited proposals to add capacity.
  • HB403: Move over law; drivers to move left when approaching certain vehicles displaying flashing lights.
  • HB404: Transportation funding and administration; provides funding in certain localities.
  • HB405: Fair Housing Board; establish program for persons subject to Fair Housing Law.
  • HB406: Contractors, Board for; certification of accessibility mechanics.
  • HB407: Landlord and tenant laws; landlord and tenant obligations.
  • HB408: Real Estate Appraiser Board; regulation of appraisal management companies, penalty.
  • HB409: Contractors, Board for; prerequisite for obtaining business license.
  • HB410: Certificate of public need; Commissioner of Health to accept for relocation of certain beds.
  • HB411: Shaken baby syndrome; Department of Social Services to develop information, its effect, etc.
  • HB412: Payday and open-end credit lenders; local regulation and limits number thereof.
  • HB413: Lending activities; locality to adopt ordinance requiring special exception or special use permit.
  • HB414: Motor vehicle equity loans; establishes requirements, penalties.
  • HB415: Certificate of public need; relocation of nursing home beds from one facility to another facility.
  • HB416: Contractors, Board for; adds certified water well systems provider.
  • HB417: Exchange Facilitators Act; established.
  • HB418: Transportation Board; rules and regulations.
  • HB1156: Protective orders; minor may petition.
  • HB1158: Primary & secondary road projects; establishment & use of regional accounts by Transportation Board.
  • HB1159: Move over law; drivers to move left when approaching stationary vehicles displaying warning lights.
  • HB1240: Taxicab; shall bear roof sign & markings permanently affixed to exterior, etc., identifying vehicle.
  • HB1241: Metropolitan planning organizations; membership.
  • HJ5: Constitutional amendment (first resolution); Transportation Funds.
  • HJ81: Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel; VDOT to implement recommendations of Independent Review Panel.
  • HJ161: Nonprofit employment service organizations; recognizing services thereof vended through DRS.
  • HJ251: Celebrating the life of Michael E. Mares.
  • HJ254: Commending Our Lady of Mount Carmel School.
  • HJ255: Commending the Christopher Newport University men's soccer team.
  • HJ256: Commending the Christopher Newport University women's volleyball team.
  • HJ257: Commending Hilton Elementary School.
  • HJ286: Commending Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University's landscape architecture program in t
  • HJ368: Celebrating the life of John M. DeMaria, Sr.
  • HB405: Interstate Routes 64 & 664; prohibits imposition & collection of tolls for use of certain portions.
  • HB406: BPOL tax; proof of state licensure for contractors.
  • HB1579: Transportation funding, etc; certain revenues attributable to economic growth in Hampton Roads, etc.
  • HB1580: Hampton Roads Transportation Authority; abolished, disposition of revenues, etc.
  • HB1706: T&M trailer & motorcycle dealers; provides for collection of purchaser's on-line filing fee thereby.
  • HB1707: Energy performance-based contracts; Department of Mines, Minerals, and Energy to provide advice.
  • HB1708: Elevator mechanics; Board of Contractors to delegate certification in event of emergency.
  • HB1709: Payday lenders; prohibited from making an unsecured loan, etc., with interest rate in excess of 36%.
  • HB1710: Contracts; certain indemnification provisions in construction contracts declared void.
  • HB1711: Civil immunity for charitable food donation & distribution; exemption from civil liability in cases.
  • HB2076: Tolls; prohibits imposition & collection of tolls for use of portions of I-64 & I-664.
  • HB2077: Land use actions; extension of approvals to address housing crisis.
  • HB2078: Uniform Statewide Building Code; authority of local building officials to issue summons.
  • HB2079: Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel; VDOT to accept unsolicited proposals to add capacity thereto.
  • HB2080: Landlord and tenant laws; landlord to give same notice to tenant for application of insecticides.
  • HB2597: Alcoholic beverage control; ABC Board to adopt regulation that require off-premise retail licensees.
  • HJ620: Constitutional amendment; Transportation Fund, Highway Maintenance and Operating Fund, etc.
  • HJ780: Commending the American Cancer Society.
  • HJ806: Commending the shipbuilders of Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding.
  • HJ940: Commending Canon Virginia, Inc.
  • HJ976: Commending Nicole Guggenheim Yancey.
  • HB12: Payday Loan Act; requires SCC to contract with one or more parties to develop, etc. database.
  • HB23: License plates, special; eliminates fee to family of persons who have died in military service.
  • HB35: Credit reports; authorizes consumer to freeze access thereto.
  • HB300: Higher educational institutions; sexual violence prevention.
  • HB404: Wells, private; prohibition on construction of certain.
  • HB405: Interstate Routes 64 & 664; prohibits imposition & collection of tolls for use of certain portions.
  • HB406: BPOL tax; proof of state licensure for contractors.
  • HB407: Freedom of Information Act; exemptions for certain records of public institutions of higher ed.
  • HB408: Consumer Protection Act; prohibited practices involving residential real property.
  • HB720: Landlord and tenant; definition of application fee, etc. and manner of serving notice to tenants.
  • HB721: Plats; approval process by local planning commission.
  • HB1303: Residential Property Disclosure Act; property located within historic district.
  • HB1304: Hampton Roads Transportation Authority; procedures to be followed.
  • HB1398: Tire recycling fee; extended until July 1, 2011.
  • HB1444: Hampton Roads Transportation Authority; abolishes Authority, taxes, etc., dedicated to operation.
  • HB6005: Transportation, Department of; independent audit required.
  • HB6008: Hampton Roads Transportation Authority; abolishes Authority & taxes, fees, etc. dedicated thereto.
  • HB6052: Commonwealth Transportation Capital Projects Bond Act of 2007.
  • HJ325: Commending Margaret Lucille Waggoner Young.
  • HJ454: Celebrating the life of Sergeant Bruce E. Horner.
  • HJ455: Celebrating the life of Roy F. Pritchard, Jr.
  • HJ6001: Constitutional amendment; Transportation Funds (first reference).
  • HB523: Antifreeze bittering agent; engine coolant that is manufactured or sold within State to contain.
  • HB908: Enterprise zones; real property investment grants.
  • HB1621: Payday loans; requires SCC to contract w/third party to establish database through Internet.
  • HB2188: Landlords; notice of termination of lease for substantial rehabilitation of building.
  • HB2189: Charter; City of Newport News.
  • HB2463: Regional transportation authorities; created.
  • HB2689: Smoke Free Air Act; created.
  • HB3071: Odometer readings; exempts certain vehicles therefrom.
  • HJ603: Personal rapid transit; Sec. of Transp. to study benefits, etc. thereof as public transp. option.
  • HJ773: Hampton Roads: America's First Region; recognizing as brand for Southeast Virginia.
  • HJ869: Commending Melissa Nehrbass.
  • HJ907: Commending Pat Taylor.
  • HB521: Landscape architects; acceptance of plans by state and local authorities.
  • HB522: Tire recycling fee; extension of time.
  • HB523: Antifreeze bittering agent; engine coolant that is manufactured or sold within State to contain.
  • HB524: Criminal history record information; dissemination thereof to shipyards.
  • HB556: Pesticide & fertilizer, applicator license; Dept of Agr & Consumer Serv to issue license for both.
  • HB557: Public Procurement Act; expands prohibited contracts.
  • HB558: Condominium Act; actions for breach of warranty and notice of declarant.
  • HB906: Pet trust; created.
  • HB907: Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; confidentiality of tenant records.
  • HB908: Enterprise zones; real property investment grants.
  • HB909: Enterprise zone job creation grants; deletion of terms from definition of grant eligible position.
  • HB910: Higher educational institutions; programs to promote awareness of sex crimes upon students.
  • HB911: Urban Highway Congestion Mitigation Fund; created.
  • HB912: Payday loans; requires SCC to contract w/third party to establish database through Internet.
  • HB913: Motor fuel establishment; presumption that owner or lessee of vehicle failed to pay, penalty.
  • HB914: Vacant & abandoned buildings; Newport News require screening, landscaping, etc. for properites.
  • HB915: Automobile graveyards & junkyards; adds Newport News to localities that may require screening.
  • HB916: Real estate tax; assessments for open space property for golf courses.
  • HB917: Fog lights; not more than two may be illuminated at any time.
  • HB918: Zoning ordinances; modification and provision.
  • HB919: Cable television operator; easement conveyed by developer within 30 days after request.
  • HB1286: Taxicab operators; criminal history background checks for licensure.
  • HB1431: Special conservator of peace; authority to arrest.
  • HB1478: Textbook sales at public institutions of higher education.
  • HB1602: Early Childhood & Day-care Providers & Prof'ls Day; changes from Oct. 22 to Fri. before Mothers Day.
  • HB5061: Height of vehicles; increases penalty.
  • HJ282: Celebrating the life of Svein Jarl Lassen.
  • HJ286: Commending Mothers Against Drunk Driving on the occasion of its 25th anniversary.
  • HJ334: Commending Patricia Morrell.
  • HJ440: Commending Tom Olaisen.