Del. Wendy Gooditis (D-Clarke)

Photo of Wendy W. Gooditis
Party
Democratic
District
10: Counties of Clarke (part), Frederick (part), and Loudoun (part) [map]
Took Office
January 2018
Next Election
November 2019
Committees
Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources, Science and Technology
Website
wendygooditis.com
Twitter
@WendyforDel
Copatroning Habits
85% of bills she copatroned were introduced by Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of her bills, 100% of them are Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that she also copatroned, 77% of them are Democrats.
Partisanship
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Bills Passed
13% in 2018
Recent Mentions in the Media

The Winchester Star: Gooditis 'deeply disappointed' in House Republican attacks on failed late-term abortion bill

February 1, 2019
  WINCHESTER ? A failed bill that would have loosened restrictions on late-term abortions in Virginia, co-sponsored by Del. Wendy Gooditis, D-Clarke County, ...

Northern Virginia Daily: ERA supporters: Rule change would keep vote from House floor

February 20, 2019
  A group of Shenandoah County residents claims an area representative wants to keep the House of Delegates from voting on a resolution supporting ratification ...

Loudoun Times-Mirror: Loudoun Democrats who supported controversial abortion bill defend legislation, say Republicans trying to 'mislead'

January 31, 2019
  Three Democratic lawmakers from Loudoun County who signed on as sponsors to the controversial abortion bill that led to a national uproar among pro-life ...

The Winchester Star: Letter: Shocked, digusted

February 12, 2019
  I always try to keep an open mind on candidates for public office. What I've heard in the last week from Del. Kathy Tran, Gov. Northam, and Del. Wendy Gooditis.

Loudoun Times-Mirror: Minchew announces campaign for his old House of Delegates seat

February 11, 2019
  Former state Del. Randy Minchew made it official Friday, announcing his campaign to reclaim the Virginia House of Delegates 10th District seat.

Bills

  • HB1716: Criminal sexual assault; definition of sexual abuse, complaining witness under age 13.
  • HB1717: Employment discrimination; prohibited against electoral board members & assistant general registrar.
  • HB1721: Child abuse and neglect; mandatory reporters.
  • HB1808: Assault and battery in the presence of a minor; penalty.
  • HB1809: Electric utilities; renewable energy and energy efficiency programs.
  • HB1810: Central registry; retention of records.
  • HB1910: Drug paraphernalia and controlled paraphernalia; fentanyl testing products.
  • HB2480: Unemployment compensation; electronic filing of employers' reports.
  • HB2517: Child abuse and neglect; mandatory reporters.
  • HB2641: Third-party power purchase agreements; regulation of retail sales of electricity under agreements.
  • HB2671: Real estate settlements; kickbacks and other payments, remedies, penalties.
  • HB2720: Public School Security Equipment Grant Act of 2013; security equipment.
  • HJ653: Health, Department of; naloxone storage and access, report.
  • HR392: Commending the Loudoun County Clerk of the Circuit Court Historic Records & Deed Research Division.
  • HR393: Commending the Loudoun County Public Library.
  • HR394: Commending China King.
  • HR395: Commending the Loudoun County High School marching band.
  • HR396: Commending the Loudoun County Office of Emergency Management.
  • HB423: Composite index of local ability-to-pay; use value of real estate in certain localities.
  • HB565: Synthetic turf; 3-year moratorium on installation of turf that contains recycled crumb rubber.
  • HB566: Virginia Conflict of Interest and Ethics Advisory Council; annual inspection of disclosure forms.
  • HB567: Conflicts of Interests Acts, State and Local Government and General Assembly; bundled gifts.
  • HB568: Election day; extending polling hours.
  • HB569: Suicide prevention activities; Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services to report.
  • HB570: Real estate settlement agents; presumption of competency, etc.
  • HB586: Community energy programs; investor-owned electric utilities & electric cooperatives to establish.
  • HB593: Cruelty to animals; equines, penalty.
  • HB598: Virginia Grown Label program; created, regulations.
  • HB601: Agricultural enterprise facilities; authorizes DACS to establish in rural areas of the Commonwealth.
  • HB606: Telecommunications; Dept. of Historic Resources to convene work group to examine Sect. 106 review.
  • HB1131: Zoning; wireless communications infrastructure.
  • HB1151: Nonresident youth fishing license; exemption.
  • HB1437: Middleburg, Town of; amending charter, town council may levy a tax on business personal property.
  • HB1597: Zoning; communications infrastructure.
  • HJ106: Broadband coverage; Broadband Advisory Council to study availability.
  • HJ109: Individuals with disabilities, etc.; DMAS to study transportation for individuals.
  • HR155: Commending Middleburg Community Charter School.
  • HR156: Commending Alexia Glancey.
  • HR157: Commending Marissa Sumathipala.
  • HR158: Celebrating the life of Stanley Caulkins.
  • HR159: Commending the Briar Woods High School baseball team.