Del. Randy Minchew (R-Leesburg)

Photo of Randy Minchew
Party
Republican
District
10: Counties of Clarke (part), Frederick (part), and Loudoun (part)
Took Office
January 2012
Left Office
January 2018
Age
66
Twitter
Copatroning Habits
71% of bills he has copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 60% of them are Republicans. Of all of his fellow copatrons of the bills that he copatroned, 65% of them are Republicans.
Partisanship
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Recent Mentions in the Media

Loudoun Times-Mirror: Minchew submits resignation from Northern Virginia Transportation Authority

December 2, 2019 | 9:45 am
  

WAMU 88.5: In Virginia Politics, 'It Costs A Lot Of Money Now Just To Lose'

November 8, 2019 | 3:00 am
  

The Washington Post: Virginia elections: Republicans target freshman Democrats in moderate House districts

October 4, 2019 | 3:00 am
  

The Winchester Star: Minchew secures Republican nomination to run for his old seat

February 12, 2019 | 3:00 am
  

The Winchester Star: Shenandoah University names 3 new trustees | News | winchesterstar.com

May 21, 2018 | 3:00 am
  

These are all of the video clips of Randy Minchew’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2012. There are 40 video clips in all.

Bills

  • HB251: Cover sheets; multiple deeds or instruments concerning the same interest in real property.
  • HB253: License tax, local, and state contractor's license; certificate of workers' compensation compliance.
  • HB908: Electrical transmission lines; SCC to consider impact on historic resources.
  • HB1285: Community energy programs; investor-owned electric utilities and electric cooperatives to establish.
  • HB1286: Distributed and renewable generation of electric energy; net energy metering.
  • HB1712: Energy performance-based contract; cooperative procurement.
  • HB1713: Nonconfidential court records; secure remote access, date of birth verification.
  • HB1714: Corporate income tax; rate of taxation.
  • HB1715: Virginia Highway Corporation Act of 1988; powers of State Corporation Commission.
  • HB1717: Individual income tax; subtraction for interest and dividends from Virginia-based corporations.
  • HB1739: Civil immunity; emergency services and communications.
  • HB1740: Sanitary districts; creation by board of supervisors.
  • HB1816: Demurrers; amended pleadings.
  • HB1847: Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Compact of 1966; amendments, effective clause.
  • HB2124: Eminent domain; just compensation for entry onto property.
  • HB2125: Drug treatment courts; Counties of Clarke, Frederick, and Loudoun.
  • HB2303: Small agricultural generators; establishes parameters of a program.
  • HB2350: Electronic devices; use of system to trespass.
  • HB2388: Singular church locational sign; permissible in state-maintained right-of-way.
  • HB2435: Handheld personal communications devices; use while driving, exceptions, penalty.
  • HJ1075: Commending the Douglass School.
  • HJ1076: Commending the Loudoun County High School girls' soccer team.
  • HJ1077: Commending the Woodgrove High School girls' lacrosse team.
  • HJ1078: Commending Briar Woods High School boys' lacrosse team.
  • HJ1079: Commending the Honorable Burke F. McCahill.
  • HJ1080: Celebrating the life of Grady Craven Frank, Jr.
  • HJ1081: Celebrating the life of William Livingston Berry.
  • HJ1082: Celebrating the life of Carolyn Su Allen Saunders Webb.
  • HJ1083: Celebrating the life of Nancy Rogerson Brown Reuter.
  • HB181: Northern Virginia Transportation Commission; increases membership.
  • HB182: Transient occupancy tax; authorizes Frederick County to impose an additional tax.
  • HB191: Composite index of local ability-to-pay; use value of real estate in certain localities.
  • HB192: Towns, certain; provides an exception to current moratorium on granting of new city charters.
  • HB230: Trusts; a circuit court may create and establish upon petition of an interested party.
  • HB233: Fire or rescue volunteers; mental health treatment; funding by locality.
  • HB243: Passing stopped school buses; mailing of summons.
  • HB248: Financial exploitation of adults; documentation referred to local law-enforcement agency.
  • HB250: Consumer loans; interest rate limits and lending practices.
  • HB251: Cover sheets; multiple deeds or instruments concerning the same interest in real property.
  • HB253: Local license tax and state contractor's license; certificate of workers' compensation compliance.
  • HB283: Electrical transmission line siting; hearing requested by locality.
  • HB386: Certified nurse aides; training in observational and reporting techniques.
  • HB406: Local school boards; transportation agreements with nonpublic schools.
  • HB537: Clerk of circuit court; local fees and fines paid directly to local government.
  • HB538: Use of unmanned aircraft to trespass; penalty.
  • HB553: Congressional and state legislative districts; criteria for General Assembly to observe in drawing.
  • HB707: Asbestos, Lead, and Home Inspectors, Board for; licensure of former methamphetamine property.
  • HB906: Ministers; communications between persons they counsel or advise.
  • HB907: Virginia Public Procurement Act; term contracts for architectural and engineering services.
  • HB908: Electrical transmission lines; SCC to consider impact on historic resources.
  • HB909: Nurse practitioners; practicing outside of a patient care team.
  • HB910: Appeal of tax assessments; prior to receipt of information, person to sign acknowledgment of order.
  • HB911: Dulles Greenway Authority; created.
  • HB912: Transportation, Department of; installation of broadband conduit on public highways.
  • HB1181: Electoral college; revises process of allocation of electoral votes.
  • HB1204: Virginia Health Care Access Fund; created.
  • HB1284: Lyme disease; certain treatment of a patient.
  • HB1285: Community energy programs; investor-owned electric utilities and electric cooperatives to establish.
  • HB1286: Distributed and renewable generation of electric energy; net energy metering.
  • HJ275: Commending Joseph R. Price.
  • HJ304: Commending Michael Burnett.
  • HJ375: Commending Thomas A. Mason.
  • HJ510: Commending the Old Stone Church Foundation and its United Methodist Church Affiliates.
  • HJ511: Commending Richard C. Shickle, Sr.
  • HR240: Celebrating the life of Charles Lee Burwell.
  • HB148: Motor vehicle sales and use tax; reduces sale price by value of any trade-in.
  • HB150: Jail authorities; sovereign immunity.
  • HB558: State recordation taxes and fees; makes substantive and technical changes.
  • HB825: General district court; days of operation.
  • HB1513: Jail authorities; sovereign immunity.
  • HB1514: Composite index of local ability-to-pay; use value of real estate in certain localities.
  • HB1525: NVTA; Department of Taxation's costs in administering certain taxes.
  • HB1531: Speed limits in school crossing zones; counties allowed to increase or decrease.
  • HB1636: Net energy metering; program for community subscriber organizations.
  • HB1637: Virginia Public Procurement Act; job order contracts and design professional contracts.
  • HB1665: Financing of clean energy programs; development of optional underwriting guidelines.
  • HB1688: State Comptroller; deposit of fines and fees for violation of local ordinances.
  • HB1689: Conflict of Interests Act, State and Local Government, and General Assembly; prohibited gifts.
  • HB1774: License plates, special; issuance of those bearing legend BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA.
  • HB2161: Deeds of trust or mortgages; calculation of tax shall be calculated using rate scale, etc.
  • HB2170: Northern Virginia Transportation Commission; transfer of powers and duties.
  • HB2229: Small estates; checks or negotiable instruments.
  • HB2325: Utility pole attachments; broadband service providers.
  • HB2391: Highway funds; allocation by the Commonwealth Transportation Board.
  • HJ896: Celebrating the life of the Honorable William Eldridge Frenzel.
  • HJ897: Celebrating the life of the Honorable Julia Taylor Cannon.
  • HJ898: Celebrating the life of Robert J. Zoldos.
  • HJ899: Commending Milton J. Herd.
  • HJ900: Commending Robert T. Williamson.
  • HJ907: Celebrating the life of Captain James Richard Powell, Jr., USN (Ret.).
  • HJ908: Commending John R. Riley, Jr.
  • HJ909: Commending the Tuscarora High School girls' cross country team.
  • HJ960: Celebrating the life of Adam Fortune.
  • HR301: Commending the Clarke County High School wrestling team.
  • HR308: Commending Scott K. York.
  • HB130: Health care providers; civil immunity for members of or consultants to boards or committees.
  • HB141: Divorce, custody, or visitation; court orders in pending suit, life insurance policies.
  • HB142: Circuit court judges; adds an additional judge to 20th Judicial Circuit.
  • HB143: Courthouse; posting of notices, website.
  • HB148: Motor vehicle sales and use tax; reduces sale price by value of any trade-in.
  • HB149: Real property tax; board of equalization.
  • HB150: Jail authorities; sovereign immunity.
  • HB151: Income tax, state; Tax Commissioner and State Comptroller to implement procedures for tax refunds.
  • HB152: State Police, Department of; variable housing allowance.
  • HB156: Real and personal property tax; exemption for religious bodies.
  • HB157: Charter schools; restrictions and pre-lottery enrollment for current students.
  • HB158: Annexation moratorium statute; continuation of moratorium on annexation by cities.
  • HB191: Physician assistant; expert witness testimony.
  • HB192: Precious metals dealers; chief law-enforcement officer may waive permit fee for retail merchants.
  • HB193: FOIA; participation in meetings by electronic communication in event of emergency, etc.
  • HB230: Economic development authorities; appointment in Frederick County.
  • HB231: House of Delegates districts; technical adjustment.
  • HB383: House of Delegates districts; technical adjustment.
  • HB389: Unemployment compensation; voluntary separation presumed.
  • HB416: Loudoun County; VDOT's duties & responsibilities to properly maintain the rural gravel road network.
  • HB420: Public assets; misuse, adoption of local ordinance by locality, penalty.
  • HB421: Virginia Public Procurement Act; competitive negotiation, term contracts for certain services.
  • HB424: Alcoholic beverage control; distillers' licenses, tasting privileges, special event licenses.
  • HB447: Standards of Learning; Bd. of Education to administer additional assessments, school accountability.
  • HB515: Students; reasonable efforts to notify parents when violation could result in long-term suspension.
  • HB558: State recordation taxes and fees; makes substantive and technical changes.
  • HB762: Appraisal management companies; licensure from Real Estate Appraiser Board, regulation.
  • HB763: Recordation of deeds and deeds of trust; use of cover sheets on deeds.
  • HB824: Northern Virginia Transportation Authority; bonding authority not effective until July 1, 2018.
  • HB825: General district court; days of operation.
  • HB826: Uniform Statewide Building Code; inspection & enforcement by counties & towns for existing building.
  • HB827: Emergency custody orders; temporary firearms restriction orders.
  • HB828: Concealed handgun permits; completion of firearms safety courses.
  • HB1000: Real property tax; exemption for certain elderly and disabled persons.
  • HB1199: Certificate of analysis; procedures for notifying accused, witness fees.
  • HB1200: Elections; qualifications of candidates, residency of candidates for General Assembly.
  • HB1270: Rural Virginia, Center for; OSAF and SOTECH to report on rural broadband underserved areas.
  • HJ22: General registrars; State Board of Elections to study evolution of duties, report.
  • HJ371: Commending the Loudoun County High School volleyball team.
  • HJ445: Commending the Honorable Thomas D. Horne.
  • HJ446: Commending John Wells.
  • HJ447: Commending the Greater Loudoun Lions baseball team.
  • HJ5057: Celebrating the life of Joseph Megeath Rogers, M.D.
  • HJ5075: Celebrating the life of John D. Hardesty.
  • HJ5131: Commending the Loudoun County High School boys' soccer team.
  • HJ5239: Commending James D. Spurlock, Jr.
  • HB908: Land preservation tax credit; application for credits prior to any donation.
  • HB918: Medicaid; appeals of agency determinations. Regarding overpayments.
  • HB1451: Retention of case records; general district court.
  • HB1558: Libraries; Town of Leesburg may by ordinance establish an endowment fund for supporting certain.
  • HB1570: Nonsuits; dismissal of action, fees and costs.
  • HB1574: Uniform Statewide Building Code; enforcement of provisions by towns for construction, etc.
  • HB1585: Town and county; joint powers.
  • HB1586: Arts and cultural districts, local; tax incentives.
  • HB1589: Derelict nonresidential building or structure; demolition by locality.
  • HB1594: Small estates; checks and negotiable instruments.
  • HB1603: Incapacitated adults; crimes against person, penalty.
  • HB1663: Motor fuels tax; authorizes any county or city to impose at rate not to exceed $0.10 per gallon.
  • HB1688: House of Delegates Districts; technical adjustments in Clarke County.
  • HB1694: Land preservation tax credits; application for credits prior to any donation.
  • HB1695: Agricultural-customer generators, eligible; renewable energy incentives through net metering, etc.
  • HB1696: Dulles Toll Road; authorizes VDOT to enter into an agreement with MWAA.
  • HB1697: Real property tax; land use valuation.
  • HJ858: Celebrating the life of Joe L. Allbritton.
  • HJ859: Commending the Briar Woods High School football team.
  • HJ860: Commending the Unison Preservation Society.
  • HJ861: Celebrating the life of Donald Neff Rose, Sr.
  • HJ894: Commending the Leesburg Volunteer Fire Company.
  • HJ895: Commending Taylor Justice.
  • HR230: Commending Gabriella Miller.
  • HB902: Condominium Act; time limits for expansion, contraction, or conversion of condominium.
  • HB903: Proffered conditions; landowners may apply to governing body for amendments, etc., of conditions.
  • HB904: Charter; Town of Middleburg.
  • HB905: Nonpublic school students; organizations governing participation in interscholastic programs.
  • HB906: Charter; Town of Leesburg.
  • HB907: House of Delegates Districts; technical adjustment in boundaries in Clarke County.
  • HB908: Land preservation tax credit; application for credits prior to any donation.
  • HB909: Highway maintenance and construction; allocation of funds.
  • HB910: Cash proffers; expands existing provisions that allow certain alternative uses.
  • HB911: Renewable energy; requires SCC to establish a program of community net metering.
  • HB912: Virginia Intrastate Commerce Act; created.
  • HB913: Solid waste management plan, regional or local; making such plans optional.
  • HB914: Children at play signs; allows county or town governments to install.
  • HB915: Habeas corpus; oral argument on motion.
  • HB916: Prisoners; harassment by use of computer, penalty.
  • HB917: Professional and Occupational Regulation, Department of; required meetings of regulatory boards.
  • HB918: Medicaid; appeals of agency determinations. Regarding overpayments.
  • HB1117: Annexation by cities; continuation of moratorium.
  • HB1287: Development; clarifies definition.
  • HB1288: Charter Amendment; Town of Boyce.
  • HJ104: American hall of fame and museum; Dept. of Historic Resources to study feasibility of constructing.
  • HJ129: TMDL; Attorney General to explore challenge to constitutionality of regulations by USEPA.
  • HJ130: United States Constitution; urging Congress to honor state sovereignty under Tenth Amendment.
  • HJ131: Route 28; VDOT to study feasibility of extending across Potomac River into Maryland, etc.
  • HJ381: Celebrating the life of David Yost Boyce.
  • HJ465: Celebrating the life of John William Pumphrey, Jr.
  • HJ466: Commending the Dulles Area Association of Realtors.
  • HJ488: Commending the Patrick Henry College moot court national championship team.
  • HR615: Commending Dennis J. Hanrahan.