Sen. Scott Surovell (D-Mount Vernon)
- Party
- Democratic
- District
- 36: Fairfax County (Part), Prince William County (Part), Stafford County (Part) [map]
- Took Office
- January 2016
- Next Election
- November 2019
- Committees
- General Laws and Technology, Local Government, Rehabilitation and Social Services
- Age
- 47
- Website
- scottsurovell.org
- @ssurovell
- Copatroning Habits
- 64% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 83% of them are Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 54% of them are Democrats.
- Partisanship
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- Tag Cloud
- Bills Passed
- 14.3% in 2018
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These are all of the video clips of Scott Surovell’s remarks on the floor of the Senate since 2010. There are 210 video clips in all.
Bills
- SB93: Parole, eligibility for; at liberty between offenses.
- SB613: Local government; deposition.
- SB737: Driving under influence of alcohol; license conditions for first offense.
- SB765: Coal ash ponds; mandatory testing of drinking water wells in Chesapeake Bay watershed.
- SB766: Citizen water quality monitoring; use as evidence in enforcement actions.
- SB767: Coal ash ponds; flaws in closure plans, delay of permit.
- SB768: Electric utilities; recovery of costs associated with closure in place of coal ash facilities.
- SB770: Absentee voting; alternative locations for in-person absentee voting.
- SB771: Absentee voting; counting military and overseas absentee ballots received after close of polls.
- SB808: Electric utilities; Transitional Rate Period, coal combustion residuals landfills.
- SB938: Child support; withholding of income, contracts with an independent contractor.
- SB1533: Coal combustion residuals; Chesapeake Bay watershed, closure.
- SB1534: Coal combustion residuals; cleanup costs.
- SB1535: Uniform Statewide Building Code; outdoor advertising.
- SB1536: Out-of-state conviction of drug offenses; petition for restricted driver's license.
- SB1537: Virginia Property Owners' Association Act; home-based businesses.
- SB1538: Common interest communities; dissemination of annual budget, reserve for capital components.
- SB1539: Child support; withholding of income of independent contractors.
- SB1540: Protective orders; contents of preliminary orders, docketing of appeal.
- SB1541: No-fault divorce; waiver of service of process.
- SB1542: Civil actions; determination of indigency, no-fault divorce.
- SB1543: Wrongful death beneficiaries; parents of decedent who receive support or services, etc.
- SB1544: Assisted conception; parentage presumption.
- SB1548: Consumer finance companies; loans, licensing.
- SB1549: Virginia Consumer Protection Act; exclusion.
- SB1550: Bicyclists & other vulnerable road users; person who operates a motor vehicle in a careless manner.
- SB1551: School resource officers; memorandums of understanding.
- SB1552: Absentee voting; alternative locations for in-person absentee voting.
- SB1553: Urban county executive form of government; abandoned shopping carts.
- SB1554: Virginia Freedom of Information Act (FOIA); violations and civil penalties.
- SB1691: Dumfries, Town of; amending charter, town council elections, etc.
- SB1740: Driver privilege cards; penalty.
- SB1756: Virginia Condominium and Virginia Property Owners' Association Acts; stormwater facilities.
- SB1757: Custody and visitation arrangements; best interests of the child, domestic abuse and child abuse.
- SB1758: Juvenile and domestic relations district courts; jurisdiction, specific findings of fact.
- SB1759: Underground electric distribution lines; placing in areas of transit-oriented development.
- SJ438: Celebrating the life of John Harper.
- SJ439: Commending United Community Ministries, Inc.
- SJ440: Commending the Northern Virginia Conservation Trust.
- SJ441: Commending the Prince William County Bar Association.
- SJ442: Commending Neabsco Elementary School.
- SJ461: Commending Barney Barnwell.
- SJ465: Commending the Honorable Jan Brodie.
- SB21: Grand larceny & certain property crimes; increases threshold amount of money taken, etc., to $500.
- SB22: Security freezes; elimination of fees.
- SB74: Handheld personal communications devices; use while driving.
- SB85: Protective orders, preliminary; contents of order.
- SB86: Driver's license; driving after forfeiture of license, penalty.
- SB87: Careless driving; cause of injury to vulnerable road user.
- SB88: Bicycle lane; penalty for driver to pass another vehicle using lane.
- SB89: Child abuse or neglect; civil proceedings, testimony of children.
- SB93: Parole, eligibility for; at liberty between offenses.
- SB94: Police and court records; expungement of records.
- SB95: Security freezes; protected consumer, proof of authority,
- SB245: Conversion therapy; prohibited by certain health care providers.
- SB447: Firearms; transfers, etc., penalties.
- SB607: Electronic transmission of sexually explicit images by minors; penalties.
- SB608: Police and court records; expungement, plea agreements.
- SB609: Juvenile offenders; Retention of jurisdiction.
- SB610: Adultery; reduces Class 4 misdemeanor to a civil penalty.
- SB611: Motor vehicles; increases liability insurance coverage limits.
- SB612: Assisted conception; parentage presumption.
- SB613: Local government; deposition.
- SB614: Spousal support; modification.
- SB615: Spousal support payments; employer withholding.
- SB616: Waiver of immunity; persons covered by insurance policy.
- SB617: Statute of limitations; discovery rule.
- SB618: Expert witnesses; no fees shall be charged by government officer and employees.
- SB619: Virginia Human Rights Act; limitations on causes of action.
- SB620: Arbitration; denial of motion to compel.
- SB621: Driver privilege cards; authorizes issuance of new cards by DMV.
- SB622: Local transportation plan; secondary system road construction program allocation.
- SB623: Electronic Routing Registry; created.
- SB624: Va. Consumer Protection Act; open-end credit plans.
- SB625: Consumer finance companies; licensing by SCC.
- SB626: Life insurance on minors; consent of parents.
- SB627: Home inspection servicers; certain contract provisions prohibited.
- SB628: Notaries; qualifications, misdemeanor offense of moral turpitude.
- SB629: State Corporation Commission; disclosures of information provided by financial institutions.
- SB630: Virginia Freedom of Information Act; civil penalty.
- SB705: Va. Condominium & Property Owners' Association Act; contents of disclosure packets.
- SB706: Common interest communities; reserves for capital components, budget.
- SB707: Virginia Property Owners' Association Act; home-based businesses.
- SB722: Condominium and Property Owners' Association Acts; access to association books and records.
- SB737: Driving under influence of alcohol; license conditions for first offense.
- SB765: Coal ash ponds; mandatory testing of drinking water wells in Chesapeake Bay watershed.
- SB766: Citizen water quality monitoring; use as evidence in enforcement actions.
- SB767: Coal ash ponds; flaws in closure plans, delay of permit.
- SB768: Electric utilities; recovery of costs associated with closure in place of coal ash facilities.
- SB769: Alcoholic beverage control; beer licenses.
- SB770: Absentee voting; alternative locations for in-person absentee voting.
- SB771: Absentee voting; counting military and overseas absentee ballots received after close of polls.
- SB772: Claims; Danial J Williams, Joseph Jesse Dick, Jr., Eric Cameron Wilson, and Derek Elliot Tice.
- SB785: Electronic textbooks; prohibits local school boards from requiring use in any course in grades 6-12.
- SB786: Public schools; fee for enrollment of certain students.
- SB787: Governor's Schools; enrollment.
- SB789: Family life education; sexually explicit communications and images.
- SB807: Coal combustion residuals and other units; permits, request for proposals.
- SB808: Electric utilities; Transitional Rate Period, coal combustion residuals landfills.
- SB938: Child support; withholding of income, contracts with an independent contractor.
- SB951: Eastern Virginia; hydraulic fracturing prohibited.
- SJ4: United States Constitution; ratifies Equal Rights Amendment.
- SJ17: Commending the Honorable Gerald Bruce Lee.
- SJ28: Driving under influence of alcohol; VSCC to study decrease in convictions.
- SJ58: Law clerks; study on use and impact on judicial workload and work product.
- SJ72: Commending the Honorable Helen Leiner.
- SJ103: Commending the Honorable Craig D. Johnston.
- SJ147: Commending the Honorable James C. Cacheris.
- SJ148: Commending Fort Hunt Little League.
- SJ149: Commending Riverside Elementary School.
- SJ150: Commending John F. Pattie Sr. Elementary School.
- SJ240: Commending Embark Richmond Highway.
- SJ243: Commending the Mount Vernon Voice.
- SB255: Toll relief; Department of Transportation to study.
- SB533: Sales and use tax; exemption for certain nonprofit entities.
- SB741: Tax administration; awards for detection of tax underpayments.
- SB752: Health insurance provider contracts; accepting enrollees as patients.
- SB814: Foreign business entities; services of summons for witness or subpoena duces tecum.
- SB815: Child support, unpaid; priority of debts to be paid from decedent's assets.
- SB816: Grand larceny & certain property crimes; increases threshold amount of money taken, etc., to $1,000.
- SB817: Restricted driver's license; purposes.
- SB818: Potomac River Watershed; DEQ to identify owner of any combined sewer overflow outfall, etc.
- SB860: Use of handheld personal communications devices while driving; penalty.
- SB861: Preliminary protective orders; contents of order.
- SB862: Driving after forfeiture of license.
- SB863: Operating a motor vehicle; obstructed view; secondary offense.
- SB906: Introduction of snakehead fish; penalty.
- SB907: Higher educational institutions, public; certain positions require residency of the Commonwealth.
- SB1102: FOIA; records of completed unattended death investigations, definition, mandatory disclosure.
- SB1103: FOIA; closed meeting violations, civil penalty.
- SB1104: Form of ballot; order of independent candidates, required paperwork.
- SB1124: Adultery; civil penalty.
- SB1125: Virginia Consumer Protection Act; open-end credit plans.
- SB1126: Consumer finance companies; Internet loans, report.
- SB1335: Electronic textbooks; prohibits local school boards from requiring use in any course in grades 6-12.
- SB1336: Sales and use tax; school supplies and hurricane preparedness sales tax holidays.
- SB1337: Claims; Davey Reedy.
- SB1338: Bicycle lane; penalty for driver to pass another vehicle using lane.
- SB1339: Careless driving; infliction of injury on vulnerable road user.
- SB1340: Towing; regulations.
- SB1341: Government records; digital certification.
- SB1342: District courts; jurisdictional limit does not include any attorney fees.
- SB1343: Guardian ad litem; reimbursement for cost.
- SB1344: In camera interviews of child; court's discretion to conduct recording or transcript.
- SB1345: Driver privilege cards; issuance of new cards by DMV.
- SB1346: Associate-degree-granting institutions; transfer of credit information.
- SB1383: Coal ash; treatment by utilities, recycling.
- SB1398: Coal combustion residuals unit; closure permit, assessments required.
- SB1399: Coal combustion by-product impoundments; closure requirements.
- SB1405: Higher educational institutions, public; notice of proposed tuition increase.
- SB1439: Firearms; transfers to a non-licensed dealer.
- SB1498: Intoxicated drivers; punitive damages for persons injured.
- SB1512: Charitable gaming; conduct of games, special permits.
- SJ84: Public transportation services; DRPT to evaluate study necessary to identify, etc.
- SJ221: United States Constitution; Ratifies Equal Rights Amendment.
- SJ226: Constitutional amendment; registration of voters (first reference).
- SJ227: Constitutional amendment (first resolution); Governor's term of office.
- SJ291: Study; Virginia State Crime Commission; decrease in driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated.
- SJ292: Study; SCHEV; financial reserves; report.
- SJ364: Commending Marine Corps Base Quantico.
- SJ365: Commending the Honorable David S. Schell.
- SJ366: Celebrating the life of Fannie Wilkinson Fitzgerald.
- SJ370: Commending Bernard S. Cohen and Philip J. Hirschkop.
- SJ374: Commending Alexandra Blaire Krieger.
- SJ375: Commending the Honorable Jane Marum Roush.
- SJ376: Celebrating the life of Michael Moore Skinner.
- SJ377: Commending Occoquan Elementary School.
- SJ442: Commending Tauxemont Cooperative Preschool.
- SR130: Commending the Honorable Lon E. Farris.
- SB164: Consumer finance loans; rate of interest.
- SB165: Open-end credit agreements; sellers of certain goods to extend credit.
- SB166: Motor vehicle title lenders; narrows exemption for consumer finance companies.
- SB167: Consumer finance companies; annual reports.
- SB170: Nonsuits; tolling of limitations, contractual limitation periods.
- SB171: Insurance; jury award of attorney fees for bad faith.
- SB172: Foreign entities; consent to jurisdiction & service of summons for witness or subpoena duces tecum.
- SB173: Child custody or visitation; filing single petition.
- SB174: Adultery; reduces penalty to a civil penalty.
- SB177: Grand larceny; increases threshold amount of money taken, etc., to $1,000.
- SB255: Toll relief; Department of Transportation to study.
- SB256: High-occupancy toll (HOT) lanes; statute of limitations on penalties.
- SB257: HOV and HOT lanes; penalties, increased fines for subsequent offenses.
- SB258: Commonwealth Transportation Board; voting weighted by population.
- SB259: Persons involuntarily admitted or ordered to outpatient treatment; purchase, etc., of ammunition.
- SB260: Concealed handgun permit; disqualifications, residential mental health or substance abuse treatment.
- SB261: Driving under influence; private property.
- SB262: Conversion therapy prohibited.
- SB263: Firearms; purchase by persons intending to commit act of terrorism, penalty.
- SB318: Certificate of relief from collateral criminal consequences.
- SB386: Evidence; objections to business records.
- SB387: Regulation of towing.
- SB388: Virginia Consumer Protection Act; failure to make required statement.
- SB389: Local permitting or licensure; consent of common interest community association prohibited.
- SB390: Temporary visitor's driver's licenses; DMV may issue.
- SB391: Driver's license; driving after forfeiture, guilty of an offense.
- SB392: Real property; judgment creditor may record an instrument, upon payment of fee for recordation, etc.
- SB393: Preliminary protective orders; contents of order.
- SB492: FOIA; limitation on exemption for certain criminal investigative files.
- SB493: FOIA; closed meeting not authorized for discussion of pay increases.
- SB494: Virginia Freedom of Information Act; record exclusions, rule of redaction, etc.
- SB531: Digital document authentication standards; Secretary of the Commonwealth to establish.
- SB532: Paper and plastic bags; authorizes localities in Planning District 8 by ordinance to impose a tax.
- SB533: Sales and use tax; exemption for certain nonprofit entities.
- SB534: Criminal history record information; unauthorized dissemination, civil actions.
- SB537: Coal combustion by-product impoundments; closure requirements.
- SB538: Students with limited English proficiency; alternative to the eleventh grade Standards of Learning.
- SB539: Conflict of Interests Act, State and Local Government; requirement to file semiannual disclosure.
- SB572: Improper driving; jury may find accused not guilty.
- SB649: Claims; Davey Reedy.
- SB663: Careless driving; cause of injury to vulnerable road user.
- SB664: Ballots; order of names of candidates for school boards.
- SB739: Drug products; products compounded by nonresident outsourcing facilities.
- SB740: Electronic textbooks; use by students.
- SB741: Tax administration; awards for detection of tax underpayments.
- SB752: Health insurance provider contracts; accepting enrollees as patients.
- SJ1: United States Constitution; ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment.
- SJ84: Public transportation services; DRPT to evaluate study necessary to identify, etc.
- SJ141: Commending Charles Haley.
- SJ167: Commending the Prince William County Department of Fire and Rescue.
- SJ190: Commending the Friends of Dyke Marsh.
- SJ191: Commending Rising Hope United Methodist Mission Church.
- SJ192: Commending Swans Creek Elementary School.
- SJ197: Commending Anne Andrews.
- SJ205: Commending Inova Mount Vernon Hospital.
- SR89: Commending the Honorable Teena D. Grodner.
- SR90: Commending the Honorable Thomas E. Gallahue.
- SR91: Commending the Honorable Ian M. OFlaherty.
- HB1289: Same-sex marriages; civil unions.
- HB1684: Standards of Learning assessments; waivers.
- HB2010: Public elementary and secondary schools; uniform statewide grading scale.
- HB2011: Motor vehicle title lenders; location of offices.
- HB2012: Starter interrupt devices; prohibits requiring installation on certain motor vehicles.
- HB2013: State Corporation Commission; disclosure of records related to administrative activities.
- HB2014: Adultery; reduces penalty from a Class 4 misdemeanor to a civil penalty.
- HB2015: Creditor process; bankruptcy proceeding exemptions.
- HB2016: Personal injury or wrongful death action; qualification of fiduciary.
- HB2017: Aircraft, certain; local regulation.
- HB2232: Persons involuntarily admitted or ordered to outpatient treatment; purchase, etc., ammunition.
- HB2337: Family life education; sexually explicit communications and images.
- HB2339: Electronic textbooks; access by students in their residence.
- HB2375: Employers; reasonable accommodation for employees with disability.
- HJ493: Constitutional amendment (first resolution); marriage.
- HJ494: Constitutional amendment (first resolution); registration of voters.
- HJ495: United States Constitution; Equal Rights Amendment.
- HJ496: Constitutional amendment (first resolution); Governor's term of office.
- HJ581: Highways; JLARC to study alternative taxes and fees for funding in the Commonwealth.
- HJ582: Electronic government records; joint subcommittee to study feasibility of authenticating records.
- HJ583: Local government charter, model; joint subcommittee established to study creation of charter.
- HJ625: Education resources; DOE, et al; to study allocations.
- HJ675: Commending the Honorable Dennis J. Smith.
- HJ676: Commending the Honorable Charles J. Maxfield.
- HJ677: Celebrating the life of the Honorable R. Terrence Ney.
- HJ678: Celebrating the life of Jean Williams Auldridge.
- HJ710: Celebrating the life of Warren Ira Cikins.
- HJ787: Celebrating the life of the Honorable Herbert E. Harris II.
- HJ867: Commending the Honorable Donald P. McDonough.
- HJ868: Commending the Fairfax Young Democrats.
- HJ869: Commending Mount Vernon Woods Elementary School.
- HJ872: Commending Gerald W. Hyland.
- HR303: Commending Hollin Meadows Elementary School.
- HR307: Celebrating the life of Lieutenant Colonel John Albert Bornmann, Jr., USA (Ret.).
- HB4: Hybrid electric motor vehicles; repeals annual license tax, refunds.
- HB244: Grand larceny; threshold.
- HB245: Conflict of Interests Act, State and Local Government; prohibited contracts between Governor.
- HB246: Governor and Attorney General; parties to litigation with state, prohibited conduct, penalties.
- HB247: Governor's Development Opportunity Fund; political contributions and gifts, prohibited conduct.
- HB248: Special counsel; cap on compensation paid to those appointed to handle certain legal matters.
- HB249: Judgment proceeding; setting aside judgment confessed.
- HB250: Child custody or visitation; petition.
- HB251: Real Estate Board; death or disability of a broker.
- HB252: Public assets; misuse, penalty.
- HB327: Law-Enforcement Officers Procedural Guarantee Act; definition of law-enforcement officer.
- HB378: Improper driving; jury hearing case.
- HB379: Commonwealth Transportation Board; changes composition of membership.
- HB380: Virginia Freedom of Information Act; disclosure pursuant to court order or subpoena.
- HB934: Security freezes; protected consumers, penalties.
- HB936: Electronic textbooks; accessibility by students at school and in their residence.
- HB937: Virginia Freedom of Information Act; application to the State Corporation Commission, exemptions.
- HB938: Jurors; persons liable to serve.
- HB939: Same-sex marriages; civil unions.
- HB940: Adultery; reduces civil penalty.
- HB941: Operating a vehicle or vessel containing a false compartment; penalty.
- HB942: Death sentences; removes electrocution as manner of execution for prisoners, lethal injection.
- HB943: Ignition interlock system; time for installation.
- HB944: Ignition interlock systems; DUI drugs.
- HB945: Driving under influence of alcohol; first offenders, license conditions.
- HB964: Firearms; purchase by persons intending to commit act of terrorism, penalty.
- HB979: Businesses, certain; local limitations on number.
- HB980: Absentee voting; publication of street address for return of absentee ballots.
- HB982: Police and court records; expungement of records, waiver of hearing.
- HB984: Appeal from bail, bond, or recognizance order; compliance with appellate court.
- HB1061: Electric utility regulation; renewable energy portfolio standard program.
- HB1158: Distributed electric generation; establishment of community solar gardens.
- HB1198: School buildings; National Register of Historic Places and Virginia Landmarks Register.
- HB1248: 911 emergency service calls; recordings shall be deemed authentic if with certain information.
- HB1260: Sexually explicit images; electronic transmission by minors, penalty.
- HJ11: Constitutional amendment; marriage (first reference).
- HJ12: United States Constitution; General Assembly to ratify and affirm Equal Rights Amendment.
- HJ178: Celebrating the life of Lieutenant Colonel Gerald L. Read, USA (Ret.).
- HJ179: Commending the Honorable Jonathan Cooper Thacher.
- HJ181: Celebrating the life of Clifford Scott Hardison.
- HJ189: Commending Good Shepherd Housing and Family Services, Inc.
- HJ325: Commending Hybla Valley Elementary School.
- HJ431: Commending West Potomac High School.
- HJ436: Celebrating the life of Paul Russell.
- HJ439: Commending Mount Vernon High School.
- HJ440: Commending Bucknell Elementary School.
- HB660: Solar photovoltaic power production projects; VDOT to lease space within highway rights-of-way.
- HB679: Criminal history information; prohibits sale of person's conviction when record is expunged.
- HB1908: Commonwealth Transportation Board; changes composition.
- HB1909: Driving under influence of alcohol; defendant's blood or breath tested, exemplary damages.
- HB1910: Voter registration; change of address.
- HB1911: Judicial Council; directed to report on law clerks used by appellate and circuit courts.
- HB1912: Child custody or visitation; issues may be included in single petition in JDRDC.
- HB1913: Mechanics' liens; licensed contractors.
- HB1914: Criminal history record information; unauthorized sale, publication, etc.
- HB1915: Electronic textbooks; prohibits school board from making available for use by students in residence.
- HB1916: Income tax, state and corporate; tax credit for solar thermal systems.
- HB1917: Electric utilities; renewable thermal energy.
- HB1973: Real Estate Board; death or disability of a broker.
- HB2011: Urban county executive form of government; abandoned personal property.
- HB2321: Virginia Freedom of Information Act; State Corporation Commission subject to Act.
- HB2322: Community Colleges, State Board for; Board shall develop mental health referral policies, etc.
- HB2323: Motor vehicles; locality may reasonably limit number of title loan businesses, payday lenders, etc.
- HJ665: Constitutional amendment; repealing amendment dealing with marriage (first reference).
- HJ666: State renewable energy utility; joint subcommittee to study feasibility of establishing.
- HJ667: United States Constitution; General Assembly hereby ratifies and affirms Equal Rights Amendment.
- HJ668: Constitutional amendment; registration of voters (first reference).
- HJ792: Commending Stratford Landing Elementary School.
- HJ873: Commending the Honorable Stewart P. Davis.
- HJ874: Commending the Honorable Leslie M. Alden.
- HJ875: Commending the Honorable Marcus D. Williams.
- HJ876: Commending the Alice Ferguson Foundation.
- HJ877: Commending Gum Springs.
- HJ878: Commending Bethlehem Baptist Church.
- HJ950: Commending Washington Mill Elementary School.
- HR153: Commending Hollin Hall Senior Center.
- HB659: Transportation Board; increases number of members.
- HB660: Solar photovoltaic power production projects; VDOT to lease space within highway rights-of-way.
- HB661: Workers' compensation benefits; refusal of employment by disabled employee.
- HB662: Community Colleges, State Board for; development of mental health services.
- HB663: Child care subsidies; time limits.
- HB664: Tax credits, state; publication of names on Department of Taxation's website.
- HB665: Lobbying and finance disclosure; disclosure of gifts and contributions.
- HB666: General Assembly Conflicts of Interests Act; disclosure requirements.
- HB667: Political contributions; prohibitions during procurement process.
- HB668: Condominium and Property Owners' Association Acts; posting of documents on association website.
- HB669: Absentee voting; persons age 65 and older on day of election may vote absentee.
- HB670: Voter registration; copy of change of address made at DMV shall be forwarded to Board of Elections.
- HB671: Tax administration; awards for detection of tax underpayments.
- HB672: Community Solar Gardens; created.
- HB673: Protective orders; Allows general distict court to transfer case to appropriate court.
- HB674: Protective orders; minor may petition on his own behalf without consent of parent or guardian.
- HB675: Grand larceny; increases threshold amount from $200 to $500.
- HB676: Child support; interest on arrearage.
- HB677: Power of attorney; termination.
- HB678: Virginia Consumer Protection Act; local towing ordinances.
- HB679: Criminal history information; prohibits sale of person's conviction when record is expunged.
- HB680: Driving under influence of alcohol; award of exemplary damages.
- HB681: Interest on appeal; computed from date of filing notice of to date appellate court issues mandate.
- HB682: Child custody or visitation; issues may be included in single petition in JDRC; etc.
- HB683: Courthouses and courtrooms; assessment for security.
- HJ114: State renewable energy utility; joint subcommittee to study feasibility of establishing.
- HJ115: United States Constitution; General Assembly of Va. to ratify and affirm Equal Rights Amendment.
- HJ211: Commending Major Justin Constantine, United States Marine Corps Reserves.
- HJ212: Commending Luigi and Anna Maria Tonizzo.
- HJ214: Celebrating the life of Gilbert S. McCutcheon.
- HJ229: Defined contribution pension; Va. Congressional Delegation urged to oppose for U.S. Armed Forces.
- HJ303: Commending Elizabeth Klein.
- HJ325: Commending Belle View Elementary School.
- HJ326: Commending Ambassador William Green Miller (Ret.).
- HJ336: Commending Cynthia N. Hull.
- HJ397: Commending Eugene J. Coleman III.
- HJ448: Commending Fort Belvoir.
- HR4: House of Delegates; recording of standing committee and subcommittee meetings.
- HR69: Commending Carolyn Gamble.
- HR505: Commending Heritage Presbyterian Church.
- HR506: Commending the Mount Vernon Athletic Club.
- HR511: Celebrating the life of Adelaide Arthur.
- HB822: Child support, etc.; single petition may be filed in juvenile & domestic relations district court.
- HB1469: Reckless driving; failing to stop at a school bus.
- HB1801: Transportation Board; changes composition.
- HB1802: Personal property tax; classification of certain fuel-efficient motor vehicles.
- HB1803: Contractors, Board for; provides for certification of home energy auditors.
- HB1804: House of Delegates; digital recordings of meetings of standing committees and subcommittees.
- HB1805: Tax administration; awards for detection of tax underpayments.
- HB1806: Award of credit; Board of Education to provide an elective credit for applied music study of piano.
- HB1807: Child custody, etc.; single petition may be filed in juvenile & domestic relations district court.
- HB1808: Arrearages; payments collected by DSS shall be applied first to interest associated with arrearage.
- HB1809: Attorneys for State and their assistants; duties.
- HB1810: Grand larceny; increases threshold amount of money or value of goods.
- HB1811: Child care services; DSS to identify strategies to increase reimbursement rates.
- HB2459: Absentee voting; persons age 65 and older will be entitled.
- HB2460: Political contributions; prohibition during procurement process, penalty.
- HJ603: U.S. Route 1 Corridor; joint subcommittee to study creation of Corridor.
- HJ604: Constitutional amendment; repeal of state law or regulation by localities (first reference).
- HJ905: Commending the Sherwood Regional Library.
- HJ914: Commending Jeff Todd.
- HJ957: Commending Walt Whitman Middle School on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
- HB818: Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB); composition.
- HB819: Business entities; when referring to service of process includes any subpoena, summons, etc.
- HB820: Cigarette tax; penalties for unstamped cigarettes.
- HB821: Child custody; record of in camera interview.
- HB822: Child support, etc.; single petition may be filed in juvenile & domestic relations district court.
- HB823: District court; expungement of police and court records.
- HB824: Melendez-Diaz notice; 6th Amendment rights to be given to an accused who is proceeding pro se.
- HB825: Civil or criminal actions; allows circuit court clerks to establish electronic filing.
- HB826: Electronic summons system; locality to assess an additional sum in district or circuit court.
- HB827: Electronic recording of court proceedings; circuit & district court clerks have system in courtroom.
- HB828: Larceny; increases threshold amount of goods that determines petit larceny to grand larceny.
- HB829: Expert witnesses; extends application of two evidentiary statutes applicable in certain cases.
- HB830: Food and beverage tax; adds Fairfax County to those that may impose.
- HB831: Public Procurement Act; foreign & domestic businesses authorized to transact business in State.
- HB832: Absentee voting; requires election results for central absentee voter precinct to indicate precinct.
- HB833: Asbestos, Lead, Mold, and Home Inspectors, Board for; regulation of home energy auditors.
- HB1262: Absentee voting procedures; deletes certain requirements.
- HJ119: Route 1 Corridor; joint subcommittee to study creation thereof.
- HJ430: Commending Ventures Outreach, New Hope Housing and the Rising Hope United Methodist Mission church.
- HJ431: Commending West Potomac High School on the occasion of its 25th anniversary.
- HJ432: Commending the agencies, companies, organizations, and people who assisted Virginians in the afterma