Del. Jim Shuler (D-Blacksburg)
- Party
- Democratic
- District
- 12: Counties of Alleghany, Bath, Craig, Giles (part), and Montgomery (part); City of Covington [map]
- Took Office
- January 1994
- Left Office
- January 2012
- Copatroning Habits
- 55% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 54% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 53% of them are Democrats.
- Partisanship
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- Tag Cloud
These are all of the video clips of Jim Shuler’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2009. There are 54 video clips in all.
Bills
- HB372: Minors; name change presumed to be in minor's best interest.
- HB1768: Mold remediation; tenant shall be responsible for payment of rent, etc.
- HB1769: Annexations; amends law to allow townships to use traditional process to seek to expand boundaries.
- HB1770: Charter; City of Alleghany Highlands.
- HB1771: Law-enforcement deputies; allocation to city sheriff in certain cities without a police force.
- HB1772: Water and sewer charges; charges imposed by Town of Clifton Forge shall be lien on real estate.
- HB370: Transient occupancy tax; adds Alleghany County to those that may impose.
- HB371: Certificate of public need; establishment of psychiatric services.
- HB372: Minors; name change presumed to be in minor's best interest.
- HB373: Hunting, trapping, and fishing; courts may revoke license and privilege if convicted of violations.
- HJ235: Commending Head Coach Frank Beamer and the Virginia Tech football team.
- HJ238: Celebrating the life of Margaret Louise Lee Hahn.
- HB1610: Elections; creates exceptions to prohibited activities at polls.
- HB1611: Veterans Memorial Bridge; designating as Interstate Route 64 bridge near Town of Clifton.
- HB1630: Voter registration; residence requirement for full-time students enrolled in higher ed. institution.
- HB1736: Charter; Town of Blacksburg.
- HB1947: Transient occupancy tax; Bath County to impose additional not to exceed two percent.
- HB1948: Involuntary commitment; allow examination by licensed marriage and family therapists.
- HB1949: Retirement System; teachers and administrative faculty of institutions of higher education.
- HB1950: Hunting license; authorizes Dept. of Game & Inland Fisheries to issue at no cost if active military.
- HB1951: Dangerous Dog Registry; authorizes use of copies of all records, etc., associated therewith.
- HJ814: Commending the Virginia Tech football team as Atlantic Coast Conference Champions.
- HJ996: Celebrating the life of William Edward Lavery.
- HB482: Higher educational institutions; optional retirement plan for certain employees.
- HB483: Higher educational institutions; retirement plan for teachers and administrative faculty.
- HB484: Retirement System; average final compensation retirement multiplier for teachers.
- HB485: Carbon monoxide detectors; locality to require installation in certain buildings.
- HB486: Blacksburg, Town of; authority to bring civil action for failure to provide adequate crowd control.
- HB487: Communications sales and use tax; allows Bath County to receive percentage of revenues apportioned.
- HB488: Escheat land; notice of sale.
- HB489: Higher educational institutions; crisis and emergency management plans.
- HJ375: Celebrating the life of Marvin Lee Nida.
- HJ378: Commending Bill Aden.
- HB444: Stem cell research; authorizes research involving derivation & use of human embryonic cells, etc.
- HB1629: Redistricting advisory commission; establishment thereof, report.
- HB1637: Retirement System; increases average final compensation retirement multiplier for teachers.
- HB1766: Health insurance; increases credit for retired teachers.
- HB1767: Blacksburg, Town of; establishing arts and cultural district.
- HB1768: Stem cell research; authorizes research involving derivation & use of human embryonic cells, etc.
- HB1972: Retirement system; teachers and administrative faculty of institutions of higher education.
- HB1973: Retirement plan, optional; certain conditions for institutions of higher education.
- HB2018: Hunting license fees; Board of Game & Inland Fisheries authority to revise nonresident license fees.
- HB2019: Waterfowl blind licenses; allows for electronic transmission of applications therefor.
- HB2020: National Forest Stamp; changes term thereof to one year from date of purchase.
- HB2021: Crossbow license; adds to list of those covered by two combination licenses.
- HJ2: Constitutional amendments; establishing Redestricting Commission (first reference).
- HJ4: Constitutional amendment; General Assembly members' & Governor's terms of office (first reference).
- HJ560: Constitutional amendment; Redistricting Commission, establishment thereof (first reference).
- HJ783: Commending Arthur L. Eller, Jr.
- HB3: Teachers; health insurance credit increased for those retired.
- HB4: Retirement System; service retirement benefit allowance for teachers.
- HB9: Redistricting advisory commission; establish thereof for redistricting process.
- HB443: Health care provider; definition includes marriage and family therapists, & professional counselors.
- HB444: Stem cell research; authorizes research involving derivation & use of human embryonic cells, etc.
- HB445: Charter; Town of Iron Gate.
- HB446: Interstate Route 81; diversion of truck traffic thereon.
- HB474: Charter; Clifton Forge
- HB475: Residential community programs; Dept. of Corrections to allow nonviolent prisoners to participate.
- HB795: Child support; allows incarcerated persons to have their obligation adjusted during incarceration.
- HB1532: Companion animals; abandonment, disposal, etc. thereof considered misdemeanor.
- HJ2: Constitutional amendment; establishing Redestricting Commission (first reference).
- HJ4: Constitutional amendment; General Assembly members' & Governor's terms of office (first reference).
- HJ294: Commending Dr. Albert Gallatin Henry III.
- HJ5033: Celebrating the life of Dr. Thomas Lynn Bibb.