Del. Lee Carter (D-Manassas)

Photo of Lee J. Carter
Party
Democratic
District
50: County of Prince William (part); City of Manassas [map]
Took Office
January 2018
Left Office
January 2022
Website
carterforvirginia.com
Twitter
@carterforva
Copatroning Habits
91% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 96% of them are Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 81% of them are Democrats.
Partisanship
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Tag Cloud ?
banking broadband campaign finance comp consumer criminal justice criminal justice reform death penalty election employee employer employment internet labor law enforcement marijuana minimum minimum wage net neutrality protest regulation right to work strike telecommunications union vandalism reduced penalty workers workers comp workers compensation workers rights
Recent Mentions in the Media

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Bills

  • HB69: Credit unions; authorizes localities and political subdivisions to hold public deposits.
  • HB87: Marijuana; legalization of simple possession, penalties.
  • HB647: Convictions, certain, and police and court records; petition for reclassification or expungement.
  • HB1543: Minimum wage and workers' compensation; inmates as employees.
  • HB1754: Employer or other person; retaliatory discharge of employee prohibited.
  • HB1754: Employer or other person; retaliatory discharge of employee prohibited.
  • HB1755: Right to work; repeals provisions of Code that refers to denial or abridgement.
  • HB1779: Death penalty; abolition of current penalty.
  • HB1780: Public employees; prohibition on striking, exception.
  • HB1781: Intentional injury to property or a monument or memorial; reduces penalty.
  • HB1782: Wearing masks during commission of a crime or acts of intimidation or harassment; penalty.
  • HB1906: Campaign finance; prohibited contributions from corporations, civil penalty.
  • HB45: Workers' compensation; retaliatory discharge of employee.
  • HB46: Workers' compensation; employer to notify employee of intent.
  • HB47: Workers' compensation; foreign injuries.
  • HB55: Worker cooperatives; established as a category of cooperative associations.
  • HB56: Minimum wage; tipped employees, classification.
  • HB66: Health insurance; cost-sharing payments for prescription insulin drugs.
  • HB67: Strikes by certain government employees; limits to law-enforcement officers.
  • HB68: Digital devices; deactivation or alteration of embedded software.
  • HB69: Credit unions; authorizes localities and political subdivisions to hold public deposits.
  • HB70: Broadband services; prohibited features.
  • HB85: Death penalty; abolishes penalty, including those persons currently under a death sentence.
  • HB87: Marijuana; legalization of simple possession, penalties.
  • HB88: Campaign finance; filing schedule for persons with multiple campaign committees.
  • HB153: Right to work; repeals provisions of Code that refers to denial or abridgement.
  • HB285: Admission to bail; secure bond.
  • HB571: Rental housing; purchase or construction by localities.
  • HB647: Convictions, certain, and police and court records; petition for reclassification or expungement.
  • HB1421: Pollbooks; requirement for printed copies.
  • HB1543: Minimum wage and workers' compensation; inmates as employees.
  • HB1544: Children; strip searches.
  • HB5131: Uniformed law-enforcement officers; identification, penalty.
  • HB5138: Intentional injury to property or a monument or memorial; reduces penalty.
  • HJ18: Universal health care; JLARC to study cost of implementing in the Commonwealth.
  • HJ36: Health care spending in the Commonwealth; Joint Commission on Health Care to study.
  • HB1747: Workers' compensation; retaliatory discharge of employee.
  • HB1748: Workers' compensation; employer to notify employee of intent.
  • HB1749: Workers' compensation; foreign injuries.
  • HB1750: Workers' compensation; coverage for certain employees.
  • HB1754: Digital devices; deactivation or alteration of embedded software.
  • HB1755: Broadband services; prohibited features.
  • HB1757: Minimum wage; tipped employees, classification.
  • HB1761: State correctional facilities; procurement by public bodies of articles produced or manufactured.
  • HB1762: Worker cooperatives; established as a category of cooperative associations.
  • HB1764: Government employees; strikes.
  • HB1806: Right to work; union shops and agency shops.
  • HB2373: Marijuana; legalization of simple marijuana possession, penalty.
  • HB2663: Watercraft sales and use tax; eliminates cap and reduces rate.
  • HB2725: Credit unions; authorizes localities and political subdivisions to hold public deposits.
  • HJ609: Health care spending in the Commonwealth; JLARC to study.
  • HR213: Commending the Greater Manassas Baseball League 8U Lady Cavalry Blue and Gray Team.
  • HR382: Commending the Greater Manassas Baseball League 8U Lady Cavalry Blue & Gray Team.
  • HR456: Commending the Abraham Lincoln Brigade.
  • HB460: Workers' compensation; retaliatory discharge of employee.
  • HB461: Workers' compensation; employer to notify employee of intent to accept or deny claim.
  • HB462: Workers' compensation; foreign injuries.
  • HB463: Meal breaks for employees; civil penalty.
  • HB464: Pedestrians; drivers yielding the right-of-way.
  • HB465: Watercraft; increases sales and use tax rate.
  • HB466: Payday loans & motor vehicle title loans; purchase from federally chartered financial institution.
  • HB467: Coal ash; recycling or reuse.
  • HB468: Digital devices; deactivation or alteration of embedded software.
  • HB705: Broadband services; prohibited features.
  • HJ124: Health care spending; JLARC to study.
  • HJ125: Universal health care; JLARC to study cost of implementing.
  • HJ194: Commending Helen Sorto Zurita.
  • HJ195: Commending Joyce Entremont.