Del. Lee Carter (D-Manassas)

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Party
Democratic
District
50: County of Prince William (part); City of Manassas
Took Office
January 2018
Left Office
January 2022
Twitter
Copatroning Habits
91% of bills he has copatroned were introduced by Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 96% of them are Democrats. Of all of his fellow copatrons of the bills that he copatroned, 81% of them are Democrats.
Partisanship
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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.