Tara Durant (R-Fredericksburg)

Photo of Tara Durant
Party
Republican
District
28: County of Stafford (part); City of Fredericksburg (part) [map]
Took Office
January 2022
Next Election
November 2019
Committees
Education, Finance, Transportation
Website
taradurant.com
Copatroning Habits
81% of bills she copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of her bills, 82% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that she also copatroned, 73% of them are Republicans.
Partisanship
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Tag Cloud ?
board of education education employer food gender hampton roads local local government localities mental health property tax protective order revenue sales tax school school board schools sexual student suicide tax taxes transportation violence
Bills Passed
16.7% in 2022
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From the Legislator’s Website

Tara Durant Announces Candidacy for Delegate

March 8, 2021
Fredericksburg, VA — Tara Durant announced her bid for Delegate today, seeking the Republican nomination to serve the 28th District in the Virginia House of Delegates. An elementary school teacher, Marine wife, and breast cancer survivor, Tara has been active in civic and charitable organizations in Fredericksburg for decades, serving on several committee boards and raising funds for Habitat for ... Read More The post Tara Durant Announces Candidacy for Delegate appeared first on Tara Durant.

Bills

  • HB1015: Protective orders; workplace violence.
  • HB1703: Issuing citations; certain traffic offenses.
  • HB1707: Public school students; self-identification as gender other than biological sex, parental contact.
  • HB1901: Absentee voting in person; available beginning on the fourteenth day prior to election.
  • HB1903: School boards; online portal for parents to access content in school libraries.
  • HB1927: Tax returns; filing returns or payment of taxes by mail.
  • HB1928: School bus operators; training, remote online and Spanish language options.
  • HB1929: Children of certain federal employees; educational opportunities.
  • HB1931: Sexually violent predators; civil commitment, penalty.
  • HB1942: Real property tax; notice of rate and assessment changes.
  • HB1945: Children and adolescents; data reporting, reporting requirements.
  • HB2335: Virginia Retirement System; investments, environmental, social, and governance investing restricted.
  • HB2358: School protection officers; employment in public schools.
  • HB2461: COVID-19; penalty reimbursements, sunset provision.
  • HB2476: Pregnant women; website that provides available service and programs.
  • HB2495: Middle School Mathematics Innovation Zone Program; established.
  • HJ564: Commending Thomas Trant.
  • HJ576: Celebrating the life of Johnny Plummer Johnson.
  • HJ631: Commending the Stafford High School competitive cheer team.
  • HJ652: Commending White Oak Primitive Baptist Church.
  • HJ653: Commending Grace Anne Braxton.
  • HJ654: Commending the Fredericksburg City Public Schools Transportation Department.
  • HJ684: Commending the Saint Michael the Archangel Catholic High School football team.
  • HJ719: Celebrating the life of Lieutenant Colonel Justin Constantine, USMC, Ret.
  • HJ720: Commending Charles Monroe.
  • HB978: Cities and counties; distribution of recordation tax.
  • HB1008: RSUT; exemption for food purchased for human consumption and essential personal hygiene.
  • HB1009: Sexually explicit content; DOE shall develop model policies, parental notification.
  • HB1010: Real property taxes; notice of proposed increase, notice of public hearing.
  • HB1015: Protective orders; workplace violence.
  • HB1222: Driver's licenses; revocation, completion of specialty dockets.
  • HJ453: Commending The Cadet and The Cadet Foundation.