Del. Mark Levine (D-Alexandria)

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Party
Democratic
District
45: Counties of Arlington (part) and Fairfax (part); City of Alexandria (part) [map]
Took Office
January 2016
Left Office
January 2022
Age
56
Website
markfordelegate.com
Twitter
@DelegateMark
Copatroning Habits
94% 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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These are all of the video clips of Mark Levine’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2016. There are 32 video clips in all.

Bills

  • HB177: Presidential electors; National Popular Vote Compact.
  • HB182: General Assembly; streaming and recording of meetings.
  • HB188: Health care services; payment estimates.
  • HB320: Convictions, certain, and police and court records; petition for reclassification or expungement.
  • HB864: Infected sexual battery; knowledge of convicted person.
  • HB865: Misdemeanor drug offenses, certain; expungement.
  • HB960: Firearms and ammunition; imposes additional sales and use tax, use of proceeds.
  • HB961: Assault firearms, certain firearm magazines, etc.; prohibiting sale, transport, etc., penalties.
  • HB1052: Telecommunications services; provision by local governments.
  • HB1931: Virginia Freedom of Information Act; public body authorized to conduct electronic meetings.
  • HB1931: Virginia Freedom of Information Act; public body authorized to conduct electronic meetings.
  • HB1932: Child-placing agencies; conscience clause.
  • HB1932: Child-placing agencies; conscience clause.
  • HB1933: Presidential electors; National Popular Vote Compact.
  • HB1948: Law-enforcement officer; duty to render aid, duty to report wrongdoing by another officer.
  • HB1948: Law-enforcement officer; duty to render aid, duty to report wrongdoing by another officer.
  • HB2081: Polling places; prohibited activities, unlawful possession of a firearm, penalty.
  • HB2081: Polling places; prohibited activities, unlawful possession of a firearm, penalty.
  • HB2082: Virginia Redistricting Commission; transparency in redistricting process.
  • HB2082: Virginia Redistricting Commission; transparency in redistricting process.
  • HB2295: Firearm; carrying within Capitol Square and the surrounding area, state-owned bldgs.
  • HB2295: Firearm; carrying within Capitol Square and the surrounding area, state-owned bldgs.
  • HJ143: Constitutional amendment; Virginia Citizens Redistricting Commission, established.
  • HJ539: Constitutional amendment; removes same-sex marriage prohibition.
  • HJ552: Recurrent inland and urban flooding across the Commonwealth; joint subcommittee to study.
  • HJ618: Racism & racist ideologies; condemns all forms of hate, bigotry, etc., & discrimination.
  • HB177: Presidential electors; National Popular Vote Compact.
  • HB178: Determination of tie votes; recounts, special elections.
  • HB179: Recounts; procedure for certain ballots.
  • HB180: Marriage records; divorce and annulment reports, eliminates requirement for identification of race.
  • HB181: Historical Statues in the United States Capitol, Commission for; removal of Robert E. Lee statue.
  • HB182: General Assembly; streaming and recording of meetings.
  • HB183: Libraries; assessment for costs in civil actions, disbursement for law libraries.
  • HB184: Open-end credit plans; prohibits creditor from extending credit at an annual rate that exceeds 36%.
  • HB188: Health care services; payment estimates.
  • HB189: Health insurance; payment to out-of-network providers, emergency services.
  • HB190: Voter identification; repeal of photo identification requirements, additional forms.
  • HB244: Inquiry and report of immigration status; persons charged with or convicted of certain crimes.
  • HB245: Fornication; repeal.
  • HB246: Law-enforcement agencies, local; body-worn camera systems.
  • HB247: Infliction of injury on pedestrians and wheel chair users; penalties.
  • HB301: Marijuana; decriminalization of simple possession, penalty.
  • HB319: Redistricting; population data, reallocation of prison populations.
  • HB320: Convictions, certain, and police and court records; petition for reclassification or expungement.
  • HB321: FOIA; electronic meetings, serious medical condition of immediate family member.
  • HB325: Minimum wage; local alternative minimum wage.
  • HB326: Employment; wage inquiries, civil penalty.
  • HB327: Public employees; collective bargaining.
  • HB328: Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program; funding by employee and employer taxes.
  • HB329: Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; notice of termination to contain legal services.
  • HB450: Appeal of involuntary admission order; possession of firearms, penalty.
  • HB861: Best interests of the child; history of child abuse and acts of violence, etc.
  • HB862: Guardianship; communication between close relatives and friends of incapacitated persons.
  • HB863: Persons other than ministers who may celebrate rites of marriage; filing of the marriage record.
  • HB864: Infected sexual battery; knowledge of convicted person.
  • HB865: Misdemeanor drug offenses, certain; expungement.
  • HB894: Education preparation programs; teacher licensure, certain instruction or training.
  • HB895: Campaign contribution limits; civil penalty.
  • HB899: Restricted firearm ammunition; penalty.
  • HB900: Firearms; prohibition on possession, purchase, or transport following certain convictions.
  • HB919: Preliminary protective orders; hearing dates.
  • HB960: Firearms and ammunition; imposes additional sales and use tax, use of proceeds.
  • HB961: Assault firearms, certain firearm magazines, etc.; prohibiting sale, transport, etc., penalties.
  • HB1049: Discrimination; sexual orientation and gender identity.
  • HB1050: Discrimination; prohibited in public accommodations, employment, credit, etc.
  • HB1051: Child-placing agencies; conscience clause, discrimination.
  • HB1052: Telecommunications services; provision by local governments.
  • HB1053: Voting systems; voter-verifiable paper record.
  • HB1054: Congressional and state legislative districts; standards and criteria.
  • HB1055: Virginia Redistricting Commission; established.
  • HB1552: Tethering animals; adequate shelter and space.
  • HB1645: Virginia Citizens Redistricting Commission; established.
  • HB5112: Law-enforcement officer; duty to render aid, duty to report wrongdoing by another officer.
  • HJ143: Constitutional amendment; Virginia Citizens Redistricting Commission, established.
  • HB2421: Discrimination; sexual orientation and gender identity.
  • HB2422: Presidential electors; National Popular Vote Compact.
  • HB2423: Apparel-cleaning service; gender-based price discrimination, civil penalty.
  • HB2424: Law-enforcement agencies, local; body-worn camera systems.
  • HB2425: Health, Virginia Department of; monitoring of health care-associated infections.
  • HB2426: Dispensing of controlled substances; advance disclosure of charge.
  • HB2427: Health care services; payment estimates.
  • HB2428: Protective orders, preliminary; hearing by two-way electronic video and audio communication.
  • HB2429: Preliminary protective orders; hearing dates.
  • HB2430: Guardianship; communication between incapacitated persons & others, notification of relatives.
  • HB2631: Minimum wage; local alternative.
  • HB2642: Cruelty to animals with intent to intimidate or threaten a household member; penalty.
  • HB2650: Custody and visitation arrangements; best interests of the child, domestic abuse, child abuse.
  • HB2695: Crime victim rights; expands definition of victim.
  • HB2757: Recounts; procedure for certain ballots.
  • HJ672: Constitutional amendment; Governor's term of office (first reference).
  • HJ742: Commending Living Legends of Alexandria.
  • HJ1098: Celebrating the life of Willie Mae Mitchell.
  • HR439: Commending the Alexandria Library Company.
  • HB39: Minimum wage, local alternative; establishes procedure by which wage may be imposed in any locality.
  • HB40: Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program; established, effective clause.
  • HB41: Firearms; mechanical devices designed to increase rate of fire, penalty.
  • HB136: Alcoholic beverage control; annual mixed beverage special events licenses for museums.
  • HB137: Marijuana; possession or distribution for medical purposes.
  • HB138: Fornication; repeals crime.
  • HB140: Firearm transfers; criminal history record information checks, penalty.
  • HB401: Discrimination; sexual orientation and gender identity.
  • HB402: Law-enforcement agencies, local; body-worn camera systems.
  • HB403: Voter registration; automatic voter registration.
  • HB404: Open-end credit plans; prohibits a creditor from extending credit at an annual rate exceeding 36%.
  • HB405: Firearms; possession and transport following certain convictions, penalty.
  • HB406: Guardianship; communication between incapacitated persons & others, notification of relatives.
  • HB424: Animal shelters; administration of Schedule VI biological products.
  • HB425: Cruelty to animals; treatment for violations, ownership of animals.
  • HB426: Careless driving; cause of injury to vulnerable road user, penalty.
  • HB699: Motor vehicle fuels; sales tax in certain transportation districts.
  • HB701: General Assembly; streaming and recording every committee and subcommittee meeting.
  • HB702: Libraries; assessment for costs in civil actions, disbursement for law libraries.
  • HB807: Custody and visitation agreements; best interests of the child, definition of other violent abuse.
  • HB814: Firearms; control by localities, lawful demonstrations and protests.
  • HB815: Individuals receiving services; right to unmonitored communication and access to 911.
  • HB1097: War veterans; removal of certain monuments or memorials.
  • HB1098: Monuments and memorials, certain; removal to prominently display in outdoor location of museum.
  • HB1099: Historical Statues in the United States Capitol, Commission on; established, report.
  • HB1100: Involuntary admission order; person may not possess, purchase or transport firearms.
  • HB1269: Electronic Identity Management Act; federated digital identity systems.
  • HB2126: Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program; established.
  • HB2127: Victims of sexual assault; rights of victims, physical evidence recovery kits.
  • HB2128: Custody and visitation agreements; best interests of the child.
  • HB2129: Virginia Human Rights Act; prohibits discrimination in employment.
  • HB2130: Motor vehicles; motor fuel sales tax in certain transportation districts.
  • HB2131: Libraries; assessment for costs in civil actions, disbursement for law libraries.
  • HB2132: Towing advisory board, local; membership.
  • HB2133: Recount procedures; initial audit of ballot scanner machines.
  • HB2134: Law-enforcement agencies, local; body-worn cameras.
  • HB2135: Medical marijuana; written certification.
  • HB2444: Presidential candidates; required statement regarding disclosure of federal tax returns.
  • HB2445: Open-end credit plan loans; establishes requirements for loans.
  • HB2446: Immunity of persons; defamation, statements regarding matters of public concern, sanctions.
  • HJ699: Constitutional amendment (first resolution); Governor's term of office.
  • HJ700: Study; Broadband Advisory Council; broadband availability and the most cost-effective coverage.
  • HJ973: Commending Jennifer Burgin.
  • HJ983: Commending Beulah Baptist Church.
  • HJ1009: Commemorating the life and legacy of Captain Humbert Roque Versace.
  • HJ1036: Commemorating the lives and legacies of Jewish victims of the Holocaust.
  • HB995: Minimum wage; establishes a procedure by which a local alternative wage may be imposed.
  • HB996: Police and court records; expungement of certain misdemeanor drug offenses.
  • HB997: Marijuana; decriminalization of simple marijuana possession.
  • HB998: Law-enforcement agencies, local; body-worn cameras.
  • HB999: Family and Medical Insurance Leave Program; review of eligibility and benefit payments.
  • HB1000: Online firearm sale; criminal history record information check, penalties.
  • HB1001: Terrorist Screening Database; check of Database required prior to purchasing firearm from dealer.
  • HB1002: Voter registration; automatic voter registration.
  • HB1003: Voting systems; voter-verifiable paper record.
  • HB1004: Provisional voting; voter photograph taken at polling place.
  • HB1005: VA Human Rights Act; public employment, public accommodation, & housing, prohibited discrimination.
  • HB1006: Marriage; persons other than ministers who may celebrate rites.
  • HB1007: Recognition of EMS Personnel Licensure Interstate Compact; created.
  • HB1008: Motor vehicle fuels; sales tax in certain transportation districts, price floor.
  • HB1009: Custody and visitation agreements; court to consider best interests the of child.
  • HB1154: Electronic communications; contents; admissibility.
  • HB1278: Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Compact of 1966; membership.
  • HJ135: Constitutional amendment (first resolution); Governor's term of office.
  • HJ380: Celebrating the life of Dana McLeod.