Del. Paul Nichols (D-Woodbridge)

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Party
Democratic
District
51: County of Prince William (part)
Took Office
January 2008
Left Office
January 2010
Age
72
Website
delegatenichols.com
Copatroning Habits
67% of bills he has copatroned were introduced by Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 69% of them are Republicans. Of all of his fellow copatrons of the bills that he copatroned, 57% of them are Democrats.
Partisanship
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Bill Topics ?
abuser fees bail brac business civil construction crime election fredericksburg health highway immigration law license locality metro police real estate roads sbe state state police study tax traffic transportation trash vehicle voting vra
Bio

Attorney. From Pennsylvania. Holds degrees from Kings College and George Mason University. Has two grown children.

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Bills

  • HB94: Secondary highway system construction allocations; allocates among counties based on population.
  • HB1301: Bridge replacement & repair; Transportation Board to award contracts for design-build procurement.
  • HB2114: Payroll processing services; require provider to register annually with Commissioner of Agriculture.
  • HB2115: Common Interest Community Management Information Fund; assessments not to apply to volunteer.
  • HB2116: Common interest communities; eliminates assessment against and limit enforcement authority of Board.
  • HB2117: HOT lanes; prohibits on any portion of I-95 between Potomac River and City of Fredericksburg.
  • HB2118: Secondary highway system construction allocations; allocates among counties on basis of population.
  • HB2119: Rail Enhancement Fund; waive requirement that projects funded thereby include minimum 30% cash .
  • HB2120: Graffiti abatement; permits localities to charge property owner for cost thereof.
  • HB2121: Public Procurement Act; verification of legal presence of contractors for employment.
  • HB2122: Outdoor advertising; increases penalties for violation thereof.
  • HB2129: Landlord and tenant laws; notice to tenant in event of foreclosure.
  • HB2254: License plates, special; issuance to supporters of the International Association of Fire Fighters.
  • HB2255: Solid waste disclosure statements; eliminates requirement applicants provide social security number.
  • HB2485: Vehicle safety inspections; codifies exceptions thereto set forth in proclamation of July 2006.
  • HB2522: Health insurance plan for state employees; coverage for employees of small employers.
  • HB90: Public Procurement Act; verification of legal presence of contractors for employment.
  • HB94: Secondary highway system; allocates construction funds among counties based on population.
  • HB135: High-occupancy toll (HOT) lanes; prohibits designation thereof on certain portions of I-95.
  • HB154: Civil remedial fees; repeals provision for those paid, imposed on certain drivers, refund fees.
  • HB155: Illegal aliens; presumption against admission to bail for those charged with criminal offense.
  • HB156: Mortgage loans; evidence of legal presence required.
  • HB157: Immigration laws; immunity to State agencies and employees, etc. for authorized enforcement.
  • HB158: Littering; illegal dumping or disposal of unsightly matter from motor vehicle.
  • HB301: Federal immigration functions; performance of certain.
  • HB302: Uniform Statewide Building Code; use of diesel fuel or motor oil as release agent prohibited.
  • HB303: Menhaden fishery; moratorium on harvesting for commercial purposes.
  • HB304: Single-family dwellings; localities to limit occupancy.
  • HB305: State Police, Department of; creates division of legal presence investigation & enforcement within.
  • HB1301: Bridge replacement & repair; Transportation Board to award contracts for design-build procurement.
  • HB1302: Incident management; makes several changes to law in order to increase effectiveness & efficiency.
  • HB1455: Provisional ballot procedures; corrects reference in Code concerning handling thereof.
  • HB1456: Hunting; persons with bow and arrow or crossbow may hunt on Sundays.
  • HB1457: Resources Authority; authorized to finance construction of local government buildings.
  • HJ63: Fort Belvoir; joint subcommittee to study impact of Defense Base Closure.
  • HJ64: DC Metro; Secretary of Transportation to study extension from Woodbridge and Potomac Mills.
  • HJ345: Celebrating the life of Kyle Robert Wilson.
  • HR25: Commending Ebenezer Baptist Church.