Del. Glenn Davis (R-Virginia Beach)

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Party
Republican
District
84: City of Virginia Beach (part) [map]
Took Office
January 2014
Next Election
November 2019
Committees
Appropriations, Education, Public Safety, Communications, Technology and Innovation
Website
glennrdavis.com
Copatroning Habits
62% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 62% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 55% of them are Republicans.
Partisanship
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business charter school child contractor custody cyber education elections employee employment gambling health insurance income tax insurance living wage locality medicine parents personal property political primary elections procurement ranked choice voting regulation sales tax school school board tax tax credit technology
Bills Passed
32% in 2022
Recent Mentions in the Media

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Virginia Mercury: Report on Virginia public education standards and policies overdue

May 31, 2023 | 12:24 am
  

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May 18, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

These are all of the video clips of Glenn Davis’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2014. There are 22 video clips in all.

Bills

  • HB221: STEM+C; included in Standards of Learning, Bd. of Education to incorporate certain provisions.
  • HB1489: Naturopathic medicine; establishes licensure requirements for the practice.
  • HB1490: Virginia Public Procurement Act; certain construction contracts, performance and payment bonds.
  • HB1491: Small business; redefines for the purposes of certain programs.
  • HB1492: Special education and related services; certain deadlines.
  • HB1493: Best interests of the child; assuring frequent and continuing contact with both parents.
  • HB1508: Virginia Education Success Account Program; established, report.
  • HB1591: Data Governance and Analytics, Office of; repeals sunset provision.
  • HB1592: Public schools; codes of student conduct, policies and procedures prohibiting bullying.
  • HB1593: Standards for accreditation; school accreditation review frequency.
  • HB1751: Elections; ranked choice voting, local governing bodies, school boards, & primaries for any office.
  • HB1810: State and local employees; rights of employees, freedoms of conscience and expression.
  • HB2341: High school graduation; alternative pathways to advanced studies diploma & associated diploma seals.
  • HB2374: Pharmacies; prohibits refusal to fill prescription from telemedicine provider.
  • HB2487: Correctional facilities; use of restorative housing.
  • HB2490: Division laboratory schools; application and establishment.
  • HJ592: Commending the 2023 Inductees to the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame.
  • HJ606: Celebrating the life of Louis Ray Jones.
  • HB58: Local government; prohibits certain practices that would require contractors to provide benefits.
  • HB69: Best interests of the child; assuring frequent and continuing contact with both parents.
  • HB70: Law-Enforcement Officers Procedural Guarantee Act; minimum rights.
  • HB77: Illegal gambling; exceptions, internet poker conducted in a private residence.
  • HB78: Automatic renewal or continuous service offer to consumer; cancellation and online opt-out.
  • HB80: Healthcare Regulatory Sandbox Program; established, report, sunset date.
  • HB125: Elections; political campaign advertisements, violations, civil penalties not to exceed $25,000.
  • HB126: Health insurance; proton radiation therapy coverage.
  • HB127: Governor's Schools, academic year; certain practices prohibited and required.
  • HB128: Virginia Diverse Educator Scholarship Fund and Program; created and established.
  • HB129: Elections; primaries for local offices, ranked choice voting, conduct of election.
  • HB221: STEM+C; included in Standards of Learning, Bd. of Education to incorporate certain provisions.
  • HB248: Carrier & managed care health insurance plans; VDH to review efficiency & productivity, etc.
  • HB249: Virginia Telecommunications Initiative; eligibility.
  • HB340: High school graduation; multiple pathways to advanced studies diploma, associated diploma seals.
  • HB344: Public charter schools; applications, review and approval.
  • HB346: College partnership laboratory schools; application and establishment.
  • HB381: Consumer Data Protection Act; data deletion request.
  • HB384: State and local employees; rights of employees, freedoms of conscience and expression.
  • HB1031: Elections; local offices, reapportionment and redistricting, effect of certain changes.
  • HB1033: Firearms; control by localities of possession or carrying.
  • HB1188: Student Advisory Board; established.
  • HB1226: Higher educational institutions, baccalaureate public; SCHEV shall conduct a productivity analysis.
  • HB1249: Food donations; labeling, liability.
  • HB1304: Information Technology Advisory Council; membership, powers and duties, report.
  • HJ145: Higher education; statewide strategic plan, report.
  • HR32: Commending the 2020 and 2022 inductees to the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame.
  • HR69: Commending Bob Sasser.
  • HB346: Small Business and Supplier Diversity, Department of; redefines 'small business.'
  • HB1123: High school graduation requirements; certain substitutions.
  • HB1584: Business advisory committee; established.
  • HB1793: Concealed handgun permit; local control of firearms.
  • HB1794: Collective bargaining; prohibited considerations during negotiations.
  • HB1947: High school graduation requirements; certain substitutions.
  • HB2041: Best interests of the child; assuring frequent and continuing contact with both parents.
  • HB2225: Empowerment Scholarship Accounts; established, report.
  • HB2278: Voter registration; political party affiliation, closed primary elections.
  • HB2280: Higher educational institutions, public, and State Bd. for Community Colleges; governing boards.
  • HJ524: Abolition Day; designating as December 6, 2021, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HR702: Commending the Green Run Homes Association.
  • HR723: Commending Sentara Princess Anne Hospital.
  • HR816: Commending Elisha Harris.
  • HB139: New media and technology innovation; establishes income tax credit.
  • HB140: Public employment; limitations on inquiries by state agencies and localities regarding arrests.
  • HB141: Marriage records; divorce and annulment reports, eliminates requirement for identification of race.
  • HB142: Concealed handgun permits; demonstration of competence.
  • HB346: Small Business and Supplier Diversity, Department of; redefines 'small business.'
  • HB347: Commonwealth's medical cannabis program; SHHR to convene work group to review & make recommendation.
  • HB348: Health insurance; authorization of drug prescribed by psychiatrist.
  • HB349: Hemp products; regulation, advertising.
  • HB350: Best interests of the child; frequent and continuing contact with each parent.
  • HB352: Virginia Fusion Intelligence Center; school safety mobile application.
  • HB353: Alcoholic beverage control; confectionery license, definition of liquid.
  • HB354: Financial institutions; liability when instructions of attorney-in-fact disregarded.
  • HB484: Hemp products; regulation, labeling.
  • HB485: Best interests of a child; when appropriate, frequent and continuing contact with each parent.
  • HB499: Higher Education Advisory Committee; higher education funding, report.
  • HB1007: CIO; transition of web-based services for executive branch agencies to cloud-based server solutions.
  • HB1008: Personal property tax; exemption for household goods and personal effects.
  • HB1009: Common interest communities; Virginia Real Estate Time-Share Act.
  • HB1075: Home care organizations; public disclosure of complaints.
  • HB1123: High school graduation requirements; certain substitutions.
  • HB1124: Yellow schools; authorization.
  • HB1125: Charitable Gaming Board; Texas Hold'em poker events.
  • HB1126: Abandoned, unattended, or immobile vehicles; minimum weight.
  • HB1127: Therapeutic day treatment; definition.
  • HB1550: Franchises; covenants not to compete.
  • HB1584: Business advisory committee; established.
  • HB1679: Business licenses; acceptable identification.
  • HB1723: Firearm Safety Awareness Week; designating as last full week in September each year.
  • HB1724: License plates, special; AUTISM AWARENESS.
  • HB5020: Concealed handgun permit; local control of firearms.
  • HB5021: Collective bargaining; prohibited considerations during negotiations.
  • HB5022: Public elementary and secondary schools, certain; alternative supervision.
  • HB5024: Firearm sales; criminal history record information check, penalty.
  • HB5027: Health, Board and Commissioner of; appeal of an order, award to person who operates a business.
  • HB5031: United States flag; prohibition on removal on any private personal property, etc.
  • HB5044: Minimum standards for citizen complaints against law enforcement; investigation time limits.
  • HJ5004: Abolition Day; designating as December 6, 2020, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HR511: Celebrating the life of Benito Loyola, Sr.
  • HB966: Income tax, sales tax, etc.; refundable credit for certain local taxes.
  • HB1855: Charitable Gaming Board; Texas Hold'em poker events.
  • HB1900: Health Care Provider Credentials Data Solution Fund; created, blockchain technology.
  • HB2124: Length of school term; waiver for evacuation.
  • HB2125: Education, Board of; alternative pathway to the advanced studies diploma.
  • HB2126: Accident and sickness insurance; step therapy protocols.
  • HB2127: Children; maximizing amount of time minor children spend with each parent.
  • HB2163: New media and technology innovation; establishes income tax credit.
  • HB2164: Small Business and Supplier Diversity, Department of; redefines 'small business.'
  • HB2165: Income tax, state; credit for solar energy equipment.
  • HB2245: Tetrahydrocannabinol; products containing, permits to process and dispense cannabidiol oil.
  • HB2246: Higher Education Advisory Committee; higher education funding, report.
  • HB2415: Business records; electronically registered on a blockchain self-authenticating document.
  • HB2416: Public charter schools; additional student services, etc.
  • HB2595: CIO; transition of web-based services for executive branch agencies to cloud-based server solutions.
  • HB2707: Virginia Charitable Gaming Board; conduct of charitable gaming.
  • HB373: Multistate Tax Commission; the Commonwealth to become associate member.
  • HB375: Local government; prohibiting certain practices requiring contractors to provide compensation, etc.
  • HB376: Secure and Resilient Commonwealth Panel; changes appointing authorities for members.
  • HB386: Health insurance; step therapy protocols.
  • HB395: Education improvement scholarships tax credit; eligibility requirements.
  • HB398: Virginia Public Procurement Act; bid, performance, and payment bonds, waiver by localities, sunset.
  • HB576: High school graduation requirements; substitution of computer coding for foreign language credit.
  • HB589: Higher educational institutions, public and private; diplomas, proof of education.
  • HB657: Virginia Public Procurement Act; competitive sealed bidding.
  • HB673: Transitional Medical Assistance Services Program; established, report.
  • HB674: Common Interest Community Board; developer may obtain surety bond or letter of credit.
  • HB798: Income tax, state; apportionment of sales for debt buyers.
  • HB804: VEDP; grants and other economic incentive programs administered.
  • HB966: Income tax, sales tax, etc.; refundable credit for certain local taxes.
  • HB969: Workers' compensation; statutory employers, exclusions.
  • HB982: Higher educational institutions, public; funding.
  • HB1351: Joint legal, joint physical, or sole child custody; court shall consider and may award.
  • HB1509: Charitable Gaming Board; Texas Hold'em poker events.
  • HB1512: Higher educational institutions, public; tuition and room and board, enrollment.
  • HB1530: High schools; Board of Education to make recommendations.
  • HJ153: State recordkeeping, etc.; joint subcommittee to study implementation of blockchain technology.
  • HJ345: Commending the Department of General Services.
  • HJ393: Celebrating the life of Loretta H. Tate.
  • HJ563: Commending Dan Ryan, Sr.
  • HB362: Accident and sickness insurance; step therapy protocols, disclosure of information.
  • HB966: Income tax, corporate; apportionment of income to Virginia.
  • HB969: Virginia Retail Sales and Use Tax Act; conforms the Commonwealth's sales and use tax laws.
  • HB1499: Apportionment of income; corporate income tax.
  • HB1501: Virginia Retail Sales and Use Tax Act.
  • HB1502: Communications sales and use tax; sales price.
  • HB1503: Membership in Multistate Tax Commission.
  • HB1637: Possession or distribution of marijuana for medical purposes; Crohn's disease.
  • HB1752: Virginia Economic Development Partnership Authority (VEDP); grants and other economic incentives.
  • HB1753: Local government; prohibiting certain practice requiring contractors to provide compensation, etc.
  • HB1754: Securities Act; regulation of federal covered securities.
  • HB1755: Step therapy protocols; disclosures.
  • HB1756: Education improvement scholarships tax credit; eligibility requirements.
  • HB2378: High school graduation requirements; substitution of computer coding for foreign language credit.
  • HB2436: Auditor of Public Accounts; online database, register of funds expended.
  • HB2437: Virginia Public Procurement Act; use of best value contracting.
  • HJ618: Study; the costs and benefits of assisting localities in alleviating pay compression.
  • HJ619: Study; Tax Commissioner to study disincentives to upgrade machinery and tools; report.
  • HJ621: Commending Matthew A. Gump.
  • HJ824: Commending Colonel Edward D. Shames, USA, Ret.
  • HR357: Commending Chantel Ray.
  • HB264: Local government; prohibiting certain practices requiring contractors to provide compensation, etc.
  • HB265: Charter schools, public; amount appropriated to local school boards.
  • HB266: Law libraries; assessment as part of cost in civil actions.
  • HB358: School security funds; certain private elementary and secondary schools.
  • HB359: Multistate Tax Commission; the Commonwealth to become associate member.
  • HB362: Accident and sickness insurance; step therapy protocols, disclosure of information.
  • HB365: Adaptive Learning Tools Grant Fund; established.
  • HB366: Disposition of unclaimed property; intangible property held by locality.
  • HB367: Nonconforming uses; uses that do not conform to zoning prescribed for district, etc.
  • HB368: Firearms; disposition of those acquired by localities.
  • HB454: Motor vehicles; vehicles not to be equipped with televisions and video within view of driver.
  • HB455: Virginia Employment Commission; work group, unemployment benefit charges.
  • HB929: Cybersecurity; promotion of industry in the Commonwealth.
  • HB930: Virginia Public Procurement Act; procurement of information technology goods and services.
  • HB964: Contractors, Board for; exemptions from licensure.
  • HB965: Public schools; organizations governing interscholastic programs.
  • HB966: Income tax, corporate; apportionment of income to Virginia.
  • HB967: School term; waiver of length of school term, early course mastery.
  • HB968: Mortgage lenders and mortgage brokers, licensed; posting license.
  • HB969: Virginia Retail Sales and Use Tax Act; conforms the Commonwealth's sales and use tax laws.
  • HB1227: Securities Act; registration exemptions.
  • HB1327: Local law-enforcement agencies; body-worn cameras.
  • HB1372: Autonomous vehicles and piloted vehicles; definitions.
  • HB1373: Virginia Public Procurement Act; design-build contracts, purchase of intellectual property.
  • HJ67: Commending SCORE Hampton Roads.
  • HJ450: Commending Macon and Joan Brock.
  • HJ453: Commending Dollar Tree, Inc.
  • HJ454: Commending The Basilica of Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception.
  • HJ502: Commending Janet J. Zitt.
  • HJ513: Commending Green Run Collegiate.
  • HB381: Income tax, state; tax credit for principal paid on business loans.
  • HB388: Charter schools; funding.
  • HB1278: Unemployment compensation; employer responsibility for benefit charges.
  • HB1313: School Performance Report Card; rankings.
  • HB1314: Student eligibility for in-state tuition at public institutions of higher education; state subsidy.
  • HB1415: Public schools; organizations governing interscholastic programs.
  • HB1608: Local government; prohibits practices that would require contractors to provide benefits.
  • HB1623: Securities Act; crowdfunding exemption.
  • HB1624: Multistate Tax Commission; Tax Commissioner to take steps for Va. to become an associate member.
  • HB1709: Offshore natural gas and oil; allocation of royalties.
  • HB1985: Virginia Science Technology Engineering and Applied Mathematics (STEAM) Academy, Inc.; established.
  • HB2220: Charter schools; per pupil funding to be allocated by local school board on a noncategorical basis.
  • HB2221: DUI; preliminary analysis of saliva.
  • HB2225: Income tax, state; tax credit for principal paid on business loans.
  • HB2233: Taxation, Commissioner of the Department of; working group to evaluate market-based sourcing.
  • HB2341: Unclaimed property; disposition, contents of reports, notice published by State Treasurer.
  • HJ947: Commending 360IT Partners.
  • HJ948: Commending Michael Torrech.
  • HB381: Income tax, state; tax credit for principal paid on business loans.
  • HB382: Charter schools; funding.
  • HB388: Charter schools; funding.
  • HB422: Local government; prohibit certain practices requiring contractors to provide certain benefits, etc.
  • HB442: Income tax, corporate; market-based sourcing.
  • HB443: Financial institutions; broadens definition.
  • HB589: Personal property tax; exemption for household goods.
  • HB617: Personal property tax; classification.
  • HB1082: School boards, local; unlawful hiring practices.
  • HB1271: School boards, local; required training for certain members.
  • HJ5253: Commending Betsy Doxey.