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
86% 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, 79% of them are Democrats.
Partisanship
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Bills Passed
13% in 2018
Recent Mentions in the Media

Loudoun Now: Minchew to Run for Delegate Again

February 8, 2019 | 3:00 am
  Former State Delegate J. Randall Minchew announced today he will seek a new term in his old seat representing Virginia's 10th House of Delegates District in ...

Fort Hunt Herald: Did proposed abortion bill go too far?

February 1, 2019 | 3:00 am
  Featured photo: State Delegate Kathy Tran (42nd) was the chief patron of the failed abortion legislation, which did not pass the House Courts of Justice ...

Loudoun Times-Mirror: Virginia abortion feud erupts; governor blasted for comments

January 31, 2019 | 3:00 am
  A push by Virginia Democrats to loosen restrictions on late-term abortions is erupting into a fierce partisan clash because of a viral video in which a lawmaker ...

Loudoun Now: Del. Reid, Former Foster Child, Pushes for Foster Care Improvements

January 29, 2019 | 3:00 am
  Among the nearly 2000 bills filed in the General Assembly this session, there is one that is particularly personal for Del. David Reid (D-32). Reid, who spent his ...

Virginian-Pilot: 15 flipped House seats cost $19 million in Virginia's most expensive elections in 20 years

January 29, 2018 | 3:00 am
  When state Democrats flipped 15 Republican districts in the November races, the party celebrated its best performance in the Virginia House since 1998.

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.