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 2016
Next Election
November 2017
Committees
Education, Science and Technology, Transportation
Age
64
Website
dudenhefer.com
Copatroning Habits
83% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 79% 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 ?
board of education building permit campground cash proffers commendation construction development education fee foia grades highway impact fee independent living military park population quantico safety school schools social services speed limit tdr transportation tuition uda unfunded mandates vdot veteran
Bills Passed
0% in 2016
Campaign Contributions
cash on hand (December 1969 report)
Recent Mentions in the Media

Fredericksburg Today (press release) (blog): Central Rappahannock Regional Library Honors Former Director Donna Cote

September 15, 2016
Library Director Martha Hutzel and Delegate Mark Dudenhefer ((R-2nd) unveiled a portrait of Cote by Fredericksburg artist Laurie Watkins. More Portrait Unveiling and Reception to Honor Former Library Director · In Memory: Former Central Rappahannock ...

Fredericksburg.com: Stafford church to celebrate 150 years

September 23, 2016
Ramoth Baptist Church in Stafford has been considered a refuge, a quality held by its members since its founding in 1866, in the aftermath of the Civil War. Now, 150 years later, the congregation wants to remember the past, while embracing the future.

Tenth Amendment Center (blog): Virginia Legislature to Consider Bills to Protect Privacy, Hinder Some Federal Surveillance

September 9, 2016
Del. L. Mark Dudenhefer (R-Garrisonville) introduced House Bill 1332 (HB1332) last January, and Sen. J. Chapman Petersen (D-Fairfax) introduced a companion bill (SB599) in the Senate. The Virginia Electronic Communications Privacy Act was carried over ...

Washington Post: For Virginia's House of Delegates

October 22, 2015
For Virginia's House of DelegatesRepublican L. Mark Dudenhefer , a one-term delegate who lost this seat in a closely contested race two years ago, is running to regain it after the departure of an incumbent who ran for the state Senate. A retired Marine officer and former chairman of ...and more »

Inside NoVA: Proffer decisions slipping from local control

February 18, 2016
Several area delegates have also supported the bills, including Republican Delegates Tim Hugo (40th), Scott Lingamfelter (31th) and Jackson Miller (50th) and Democrat Del. Luke Torian (52th) ... Jeremy McPike (29th), a Democrat from Prince William, and ...and more »

These are all of the video clips of Mark Dudenhefer’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2012. There are 16 video clips in all.

Bills

  • HB1332: The Virginia Electronic Communications Privacy Act; report.
  • HB1165: Virginia Grade Level Alternative; electronic submission of evidence.
  • HB1202: State Inspector General; lean government initiative.
  • HB1236: Unpaid toll collection; toll facility operator prohibited from charging administrative fees.
  • HB1332: The Virginia Electronic Communications Privacy Act; report.
  • HJ410: Celebrating the life of Madonna Griffin Cote.
  • HJ425: Post-Traumatic Stress Injury Awareness Day.
  • HR128: Commending Dana Reinboldt.
  • 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.