Delegate Riley Ingram (R-Hopewell)

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Party
Republican
District
62: Counties of Chesterfield (part), Henrico (part), and Prince George (part); City of Hopewell (part) [map]
Took Office
January 1992
Next Election
November 2015
Committees
Appropriations, Counties, Cities and Towns (Chair), Privileges and Elections, Rules
Copatroning Habits
72% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 55% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 64% of them are Republicans.
Partisanship
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Tag Cloud ?
appomattox bank business campaign finance check cashing children commendation crime dmv election elections environment immigration locality pollution poverty privacy property regulation representative retirement river sbe sexual abuse small business trust fund vehicle vote voter registration vra
Bills Passed
36.8% in 2014
Campaign Contributions
$21,774.78 cash on hand (May 2013 report)
Top 10 Donors
Altria Client Services Inc. Tobacco, Food Manufacturing Richmond $1,000
Home Builders Assoc of Virginia - Build-PAC Builders Group Richmond $1,000
Virginia Cable Political Action Committee Telecommunications Group Richmond $1,000
Virginia Health Care Association Political Action Committee Health Care Group Richmond $1,000
HCA For Good Government Hospital Group Richmond $1,000
Honeywell International Political Action Committee Chemical Manufacturing DC $500
Legon L. Jones Insurance Disputanta $500
The Bank of Southside Virginia Financial/Banking Carson $500
Virginia Credit Union Political Action Committee Financial/Banking Lynchburg $500
Virginia Beer Wholesalers Association Political Action Committee Beer Wholesalers Group Richmond $500

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Recent Mentions in the Media

Progress Index: Students meet with state legislators to discuss impact of John Tyler Community ...

February 25, 2015
Rosalyn Dance, Sen. Stephen Martin, Sen. Frank Ruff, Sen. John Watkins, Del. Kirk Cox, Del. Riley Ingram, Del. Joseph Preston, Del. Roxann Robinson, and Del. Lee Ware. The students also had the opportunity to speak with the legislative assistant to Del.

Staunton News Leader: About 1 in 5 state lawmakers have more than $50000 in debt

February 22, 2015
Hopewell Republican Del. Riley Ingram said his debt ? also listed as more than $50,000 to "Banks" on his most recent disclosure form ? is a $450,000 unsecured line of credit he uses for real estate investments. Some lawmakers who have debt also list ...and more »

Washington Post: In address, Va.'s McAuliffe touts familiar priorities, fresh attempts at ...

January 14, 2015
In address, Va.'s McAuliffe touts familiar priorities, fresh attempts at ...He said he would delegate the creation of a uniform sexual misconduct policy to the State Council of Higher Education while proposing that a dismissal from a public university for violating sexual misconduct policy be recorded on a student's academic ...and more »

Greater Greater Washington: Bills in the Virginia General Assembly would hurt and help transit and cyclists

January 29, 2015
Delegate Riley Ingram (R) of House District 62 (outside of Richmond) has introduced HB1746, a "mandatory sidepath" bill, which would prohibit bicyclists from riding in the road wherever there's a sidepath or bike lane available. Obviously, this bill ...and more »

Progress Index: Big drop in gifts to local lawmakers

January 25, 2015
Del. Riley Ingram, R-Hopewell, also reported a lower value for gifts, dropping from $4,263 to $1,784. Sen. Frank Ruff, R-Clarksville, reported roughly half the value of gifts. State Sen. Henry Marsh, D-Richmond, registered nearly an equal cost of gifts ...and more »

These are all of the video clips of Riley Ingram’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2009. There are 50 video clips in all.

Bills

  • HB1746: Bicycles; operation on certain bicycle paths and trails, bicycle lanes, and shared-use paths.
  • HB2228: Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry; registration verification.
  • HB2277: Life insurance; coverage for retired state employees.
  • HB2278: Virginia Resources Authority; economic and community development projects.
  • HB2312: Blue Star Memorial Highway; designating as a portion of Va. Route 36 in Prince George County.
  • HB2366: Bail bondsmen; licensure of nonresidents, security requirements.
  • HJ844: Commending the Lloyd C. Bird High School football team.
  • HJ845: Commending Charles A. Reilly.
  • HB699: Riverside Regional Jail Authority; sheriffs allowed to appoint their alternates to vote at meetings.
  • HB700: Higher educational institutions; maintenance of optional retirement plan.
  • HB701: Inoperable motor vehicles; City of Hopewell by ordinance may prohibit person from keeping.
  • HB1024: Constitutional and local offices; special election to fill vacancy.
  • HB1025: Biofuels Production Incentive Grant Program; eligibility to receive grants.
  • HB1026: Check cashers; recordkeeping requirements, civil penalty.
  • HB1027: Check cashers; customer identification, civil penalty.
  • HB1088: Capital Region Airport Commission; updates police power provisions of Commission.
  • HB1104: Health insurance; credit for retired state employees.
  • HB1105: Life insurance; basic coverage for retired state employees, creditable service.
  • HB1125: Temporary detention; time during which a person may be held, 72 hours notice to leave facility.
  • HB1166: Group accident and sickness insurance; blanket policies.
  • HJ216: Commending the Lloyd C. Bird High School football team.
  • HJ217: Commending Vince Gilligan.
  • HJ218: Commending Elizabeth Scott Elementary School.
  • HJ219: Commending Ariel Stephenson.
  • HJ333: Commending the Rotary Club of Hopewell.
  • HJ407: Celebrating the life of Donald W. Parr, Sr.
  • HJ433: Celebrating the life of Daisy Marie White Craddock.
  • HB1180: Wastewater treatment facilities; Virginia Public Building Authority to issue an additional bond.
  • HB1307: Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF); restrictions on use of cash assistance.
  • HB1653: Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry; registration verification, etc.
  • HB1678: Check cashers; customer identification, civil penalty.
  • HJ750: Commending the Lloyd C. Bird High School football team.
  • HJ751: Celebrating the life of David Paul Karnes.
  • HJ847: Commending Dr. Marshall W. Smith.
  • HB13: Redistricting local districts; local government may exclude prison populations from its calculation.
  • HB315: Check cashers; practice for customer identification, civil penalty.
  • HB316: Cemeteries; definition for purposes of zoning.
  • HB317: Mechanics' lien agent; building permit.
  • HB318: Virginia Retirement System; exception for early retirement for general registrars.
  • HB319: Elections; requires observers to respect area around voters and secrecy of ballot.
  • HB320: Citizenship of arrestee; if accused is not committed to jail, arresting officer to ascertain.
  • HB1118: Elections; persons eligible to obtain lists of persons voting.
  • HB1180: Wastewater treatment facilities; Virginia Public Building Authority to issue an additional bond.
  • HJ347: Commending John Henry Weigel III.
  • HB958: Check cashers; customer identification required, penalty.
  • HB1281: Appomattox State Scenic River; increases length of portion thereof designated as scenic river.
  • HB1745: Retirement System; purchase of additional prior service credit by school division superintendents.
  • HB1746: Biennial county supervisor elections; staggered terms.
  • HB2071: Stormwater utility fees; an exemption for certain religious and nonprofit uses.
  • HB2072: Charter; City of Hopewell.
  • HB2073: Redistricting local districts; local government may exclude from its calculations.
  • HB2074: Check cashers; copy of customer identification, civil penalty.
  • HB2075: Local governments; private capital lending.
  • HB2424: Appomattox State Scenic River; designating lower portion thereof as a scenic river.
  • HB2425: Delinquent sewer & water fees; authority to provide 30 days notice prior to recording lien.
  • HB2426: Marital privilege; person may refuse to disclose communication between his spouse and him.
  • HJ866: Commending Richard M. Nelms.
  • HB957: Motor vehicles; requires traffic on limited access highways to drive in right-most lane.
  • HB958: Check cashers; customer identification required, penalty.
  • HB959: Check cashers; unlawful for person required to be registered thereas to fail to make copies of item.
  • HB960: Local or regional housing fund; locality may establish to make grants to housing sponsers, etc.
  • HB1281: Appomattox State Scenic River; increases length of portion thereof designated as scenic river.
  • HB1392: New Bohemia Region of Prince George County; designating as Bohemian Czech & Slovak Historic Region.
  • HJ260: Commending the Honorable Kenneth Wilson Nye.
  • HJ362: Commending the New Bohemia Region of Prince George County.
  • HJ363: Commending Carson United Methodist Church on the occasion of its 100th anniversary.
  • HB1585: Check cashers; required to obtain customer identification, penalty.
  • HB1764: Battery of teacher, principal, etc.; increases mandatory minimum term of person convicted thereof.
  • HB1936: Resources Authority; authorized to finance any program to perform site acquisition develop work.
  • HB1937: Adoption records; all shall be available to birth parents, etc., upon showing of good cause.
  • HB2494: Charter; City of Hopewell.
  • HB2556: Special license plates for disabled veterans; amends definition of disabled veteran.
  • HJ946: Celebrating the life of Kenneth Wade Parr.
  • HB32: Fighting of cocks and other animals; increases penalty.
  • HB33: Sheriffs' office vehicles; allowed to be painted solid colors other than brown or white.
  • HB34: Sexual offenses against children; person over 18 guilty of Class 1 misdemeanor with child under 13.
  • HB788: Highway maintenance payments; Arlington and Henrico Counties receive payments for roads.
  • HB789: Campaign finance disclosure; filings by PACs.
  • HB790: Retirement System; retired members to continue receiving retirement allowance.
  • HB791: Fort Lee Housing Enterprise Zone, created.
  • HB1330: Aerospace Engine Manufacturing Performance Grant Program; established.
  • HB1410: Campaign finance disclosure; political campaign advertisement requirements.
  • HB1411: Income tax, state; age deduction income indexing.
  • HB1446: Campaign finance disclosure reports; filing schedule for May elections.
  • HB1447: Long-term care services; adds representatives of housing, etc. to coordination committees.
  • HJ16: Celebrating the life of Garry Harrison Clatterbuck.
  • HJ170: Teachers; joint subcommittee to study shortage in State.
  • HJ327: Commending William H. Littlepage.
  • HJ410: Commending the DuPont James River Plant.
  • HR17: Commending Quintus Jerrell Sober.
  • HB356: Voter registration; copy of application to be maintained at DMV and registration records.
  • HB1625: Forfeiture of office; person convicted & requires reg. on Sex Offender & Crimes Against Minors Reg.
  • HB2389: Charitable gaming; use of pull tabs and seal cards.
  • HB2390: Treasurers; make list of uncollected balances on personal property taxes on certain vehicles.
  • HB2391: Public Procurement Act; exempts procurement of disability determination services.
  • HB2392: Public Funds Act; amends Act to authorize Retirement System to provide for investment of funds.
  • HB2984: Retirement System; benefits for certain state and local employees.
  • HB2985: Auxiliary police forces; deemed to be law-enforcement officers when called into service.
  • HB2986: Zoning ordinance; development agreements for locality located in Planning District 8.
  • HB3027: Health insurance credits; increased for certain retired public officers and employees.
  • HJ669: Commending the Hopewell Women of the Moose on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
  • HJ803: Commending Virginia T. Duncan.
  • HJ916: Commending Peggy R. Robertson.
  • HB356: Voter registration; copy of application to be maintained at DMV and registration records.
  • HB459: Sickness and Disability Program; plan administrator to direct employee to apply for other benefits.
  • HB460: Sickness and Disability Program; reporting requirements of certain insurers.
  • HB461: Sickness and Disability Program; clarifies period an employee may receive short-term benefits.
  • HB462: Sickness and Disability Program; employees approved for benefits at age 60 eligible for max. 5 yrs.
  • HB463: Passenger cars; those owned by local governments.
  • HB464: Trash truck covers; all commercial vehicles required to use on cargo areas at all times.
  • HB465: Emergency response; notification of location of certain facilities.
  • HB466: School board; increase of salaries for members in City of Hopewell and Hanover County.
  • HB467: Retirement System; adds Municipal League and Association of Counties to membership.
  • HB468: Sickness and Disability Program; clarifies emp. receiving benefits must apply for soc. security.
  • HB469: Moped; clarification of definition.
  • HB470: Vacancies in constitutional offices; special election to fill vacancy.
  • HB473: Retirement System; local retirement plans not participating in the VRS.
  • HB929: Absentee ballots; must be received by 5:00 p.m. on seventh day before election.
  • HB1403: Sale of violent or sexually explicit video games; penalty.
  • HB1421: Real estate tax; sale of tax delinquent properties.
  • HB5058: Revenue-sharing funds; modifies program of state matching funds in certain localities.
  • HJ51: New Bohemia; recognizing as Czech Capital of Virginia in Prince George County.
  • HJ53: Income tax; joint subcom. to study imposition of local tax instead of current tax source.
  • HJ390: Commending the Home Builders Association of Virginia.
  • HJ497: Commending First United Methodist Church on the occasion of its 90th anniversary.
  • HJ512: Commending The Church of the Sacred Heart on the occasion of its 100th anniversary.
  • HJ5104: Commending Pastor Phillip E. Knight, Sr.
  • HR13: Czechoslovakian-Americans and their descendants; extending recognition thereto.