Delegate Mark Dudenhefer (R-Stafford)

Photo of Mark Dudenhefer
Party
Republican
District
2: Counties of Prince William (part) and Stafford (part) [map]
Took Office
January 2012
Left Office
January 2014
Age
62
Website
dudenhefer.com
Copatroning Habits
87% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 77% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 71% of them are Republicans.
Partisanship
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Tag Cloud ?
active duty aed albemarle board board of education cash proffers commendation construction development education fee foia grades health highway impact fee locality park property quantico school schools social services speed limit tdr transportation tuition uda unfunded mandates vdot
Campaign Contributions
$77,706.96 cash on hand (May 2013 report)
Top 10 Donors
Dominion Leadership Trust PAC Political Action Committee Falmouth $4,449
Alpha Natural Resources Coal Producer Abingdon $500
Virginia Bank PAC Political Action Committee Glen Allen $500
Washington Gas Light Company PAC Political Action Committee DC $500
Altria Client Services Tobacco Trade Organization Richmond $500
Virginia Automobile & Truck Dealers PAC Political Action Committee Richmond $250
Wawa Convenience Store PA $250
The Virginia Coal Association Trade Organization Richmond $250
Norfolk Southern Corporation Railway Company Norfolk $250
AT&T Telecommunications NJ $250

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Recent Mentions in the Media

PotomacLocal.com: Dudenhefer running to reclaim 2nd District seat in Stafford, Woodbridge

December 8, 2014
Mark Dudenhefer seeks to reclaim his seat in the House of Delegates representing Stafford and Woodbridge. It will be Dudenehfer's third time running for the seat, one he held for one term after being elected in 2011. He later lost to Delegate Michael ...

Fredericksburg.com: Futrell out of race for delegate in Stafford; will run for Senate seat instead

December 17, 2014
The current representative of the 2nd District, Del. Michael Futrell, has decided to run for the Senate. Futrell, a Prince William Democrat, announced his Senate intention earlier this week. The pharmaceutical salesman and nonprofit founder will be ...and more »

Stafford County Sun: Dudenhefer to run for the 2nd District seat in House of Delegates

December 10, 2014
Mark Dudenhefer is running for the 2nd District seat in the Virginia House of Delegates, he announced Monday. Dudenhefer's campaign will center on making government more responsive by improving ... I have helped lead the fight for real transportation ...

Washington Post: GOP poised to keep advantage in Va. House

November 5, 2013
NBC4 WashingtonIn an apparent upset for Democrats, Michael Futrell, a Woodbridge businessman, held a narrow lead over Republican incumbent L. Mark Dudenhefer with all precincts reporting in the 2nd District, which includes parts of Prince William and Stafford ...Republicans take down several challengers in bid to retain solid Va. House ...Fox Newsall 25 news articles »

Patch.com: Local Results: Woodbridge District Votes Democrat

November 6, 2013
Del. Luke Torian, a Democrat, won reelection after he ran unopposed in the 52nd District. And Michael Futrell, a Democrat, beat out incumbent Del. Mark Dudenhefer, a Republican, to become the new delegate for the 2nd District. In the Woodbridge ...and more »

These are all of the video clips of Mark Dudenhefer’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2012. There are 15 video clips in all.

Bills

  • HB727: Statewide uniform grading policy; requires Board of Education to establish.
  • HB1150: Cash proffers; removes provision allowing court to award attorney fees in certain cases.
  • HB2026: Virginia FOIA; remote participation in meeting by member of public body.
  • HB2027: Tuition, in-state; active duty member, etc. mobilized or on temporary active orders.
  • HB2028: Public schools; cardiopulmonary resuscitation and automated external defibrillators.
  • HB2029: Speed limits; town located entirely within confines of military base may reduce to less than 25 mph.
  • HB2165: Signs or advertising; civil penalties for placing within highway rights-of-way.
  • HB2186: Real property; authorizes VDOT to convey certain property controlled by Department in Albemarle Co.
  • HJ828: Celebrating the life of Gwyneth Griffin.
  • HB727: Statewide uniform grading policy; requires Board of Education to establish.
  • HB728: Transportation impact fees; when amount assessed and imposed.
  • HB729: Urban development areas; increases population thresholds to determine applicability of requirements.
  • HB730: Veterans Services, Board of; voting by ex officio members.
  • HB731: Performance guarantees; street construction.
  • HB732: Transfer of development rights; ordinance may permit a sending property to be used for parks, etc.
  • HB1148: Tangible personal property; volunteer deputy sheriffs.
  • HB1149: Freedom of Information Act; electronic communication meetings by local and regional public bodies.
  • HB1150: Cash proffers; removes provision allowing court to award attorney fees in certain cases.
  • HB1203: Research & Technology Investment Advisory Committee; Authority shall administer.
  • HB1286: Capital projects, local; planning commission to study impact of public facilities, etc.
  • HJ117: Unfunded mandates; General Assembly to recognize difficulties caused upon State localities.
  • HJ186: Celebrating the life of Alvin York Bandy.
  • HJ418: Commending Timothy A. Rudy.
  • HJ472: Commending the Colonial Forge High School wrestling team.
  • HR66: Commending Rock Hill Baptist Church.