Del. John McGuire (R-Glen Allen)

Photo of John J. McGuire
Party
Republican
District
56: Counties of Goochland (part), Henrico (part), Louisa, and Spotsylvania (part) [map]
Took Office
January 2018
Next Election
November 2019
Committees
Education, Privileges and Elections
Website
mcguire56.com
Twitter
@johnmcguire56
Copatroning Habits
81% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 85% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 59% of them are Republicans.
Partisanship
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algae blooms children computer drug education gun gun control health idol worship kratom lake anna medicine parole regulation religion student tax credit
Bills Passed
8.3% in 2020
Recent Mentions in the Media

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February 8, 2021 | 3:00 am
  

The Washington Post: The coronavirus shows that Virginians need real school choice

August 24, 2020 | 3:00 am
  

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July 18, 2020 | 3:00 am
  

The Washington Post: Virginia gives Freitas, Good and others a pass on campaign filing error

July 7, 2020 | 3:00 am
  

The Washington Post: Va. Republicans to choose nominee to face Rep. Spanberger in Trump district

July 4, 2020 | 3:00 am
  

Bills

  • HB1757: Firearm-free zones designated by the Commonwealth or a locality; waiver of sovereign immunity.
  • HB1761: Parole; investigation prior to release.
  • HB1762: Parole; monthly report.
  • HB2086: Child care providers; background checks, portability.
  • HB2086: Child care providers; background checks, portability.
  • HB161: Carrying a concealed handgun; permit not required.
  • HB162: Firearm-free zones designated by the Commonwealth or a locality; waiver of sovereign immunity.
  • HB373: Place of religious worship; carrying dangerous weapon.
  • HB424: School resource officers; required in every school.
  • HB446: DGS; disposition of surplus materials, donation of surplus computers.
  • HB1474: Short-term rentals; regulation by locality.
  • HB1475: Assault and battery against a family or household member; prior conviction, mandatory minimum term.
  • HB1484: Unborn Child Protection from Dismemberment Abortion Act; created.
  • HB5067: Person's identity; use with the intent to coerce, intimidate, or harass, public officials, penalty.
  • HB5100: Parole; investigation prior to release.
  • HB5101: Parole; monthly report.
  • HB5129: Income tax, state; tax credit for pandemic-related education expenses.
  • HJ39: Kratom; Board of Pharmacy to study whether it should be classified as a controlled substance.
  • HJ40: Lake Anna; Department of Health to study harmful algal blooms.
  • HJ176: Commending James L. Agnew.
  • HJ199: Commending William H. Goodwin, Jr.
  • HJ203: Celebrating the life of Charles Richard Watson.
  • HJ204: Commending the Lion Pride Run.
  • HB1805: License plates, special; VIRGINIA LOVES TEACHERS.
  • HB2031: Cyber centers of excellence; Department of Education to establish task force.
  • HB2034: Local electoral boards and general registrars; removal from office by circuit court, etc.
  • HB2036: Larceny; prima facie evidence of intent to commit by employed caregiver of an adult.
  • HB2039: Supplemental motor vehicle sales locations; car shows.
  • HB2040: Background checks; persons providing care for elderly or disabled.
  • HB2043: Child care providers; background checks, portability.
  • HB2044: Medical records; subpoena duces tecum, additional time to comply.
  • HB2048: Elections; changes date of June primary election and May general election.
  • HB2050: Certificate of public need; freestanding diagnostic imaging center.
  • HB2299: Commercial sex trafficking, prostitution, etc.; increases penalties.
  • HB2318: Naloxone; possession and administration by school nurses and local health department employees.
  • HB2592: Petit larceny; defines punishment.
  • HB2730: Va. Public Procurement Act; service disabled veteran businesses procurement enhancement program.
  • HJ636: DSS; creation of database and resource to obtain background information on personal caregivers.
  • HR352: Commending Mark F. O'Neil.
  • HR411: Celebrating the life of Mark Lee Fischer.
  • HB736: Seaplanes; DCR to allow to land on lakes in state parks.
  • HB737: Motor Vehicles, Department of, documents; veteran endorsement.
  • HB738: Milk Commission; wholesale prices.
  • HB739: Police animals; attacking, killing, etc., penalty.
  • HB740: Cyber centers of excellence; Department of Education to establish task force.
  • HB1396: Certificate of public need; establishes freestanding diagnostic imaging center in Planning Dist.15.
  • HB1397: Small Business Environmental Compliance Advisory Panel; Speaker appointments.
  • HB1438: Highway signs; drive-in movie theaters.
  • HB1492: Certificate of public need; acquisition of medical equipment.
  • HJ135: Makar Sankranti Day; designating as January 14, 2018, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HR69: Commending the Louisa Little League 9-11 all-star baseball team.
  • HR70: Commending the Louisa County High School football team.