Del. Todd E. Pillion (R-Abingdon)

Photo of Todd E. Pillion
Party
Republican
District
4: Counties of Dickenson, Russell (part), Washington (part), and Wise (part) [map]
Took Office
December 2014
Next Election
November 2019
Committees
Appropriations, Science and Technology, Transportation
Age
45
Website
toddpillion.com
Copatroning Habits
90% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 98% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 65% of them are Republicans.
Partisanship
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Tag Cloud ?
behavioral health board bristol cars child children dealer board education gun gun control health healthcare internet manufacturing medicine opioids pbm personal pharmacueticals pharmacy audits pharmacy benefits manager pregnancy prescription medications property regulation safety sewer tax utility weapon
Bills Passed
47.8% in 2018
Recent Mentions in the Media

Southwest Virginia Today: Heath drops out to run as independent | News

April 24, 2019 | 3:00 am
  Virginia Senate candidate Ken Heath announced Thursday that he's dropping out of the GOP contest to run as an independent, which means state Del.

Bristol Herald Courier: Delegate Todd Pillion announces bid for state Senate

March 5, 2019 | 3:00 am
  Delegate Todd Pillion, R-Abingdon, announced on Tuesday he will be running for the Virginia State Senate.

Washington Post: Virginia legislators seek mandatory minimum of life in prison for 15 crimes

February 13, 2019 | 3:00 am
  RICHMOND — Those convicted of any of 15 capital crimes should have to serve life in prison, eliminating the discretion of a judge in favor of a mandatory ...

Virginian-Pilot: 15 flipped House seats cost $19 million in Virginia's most expensive elections in 20 years

January 29, 2018 | 3:00 am
  When state Democrats flipped 15 Republican districts in the November races, the party celebrated its best performance in the Virginia House since 1998.

Richmond.com: Application process opens for 2018 General Assembly page program

August 2, 2017 | 3:00 am
  The application process is now open for teenagers to apply to be pages in the 2018 Virginia General Assembly, a paid program that puts them in the midst of the.

These are all of the video clips of Todd E. Pillion’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2015. There are 13 video clips in all.

Bills

  • HB1557: Intangible personal property; personal property used in manufacturing.
  • HB2555: Gas severance tax, local; extends sunset provision.
  • HB2557: Drug Control Act; classifies gabapentin as a Schedule V controlled substance.
  • HB2558: Medicaid recipients; treatment involving opioids or opioid replacements, payment.
  • HB2559: Electronic transmission of certain prescriptions; exceptions.
  • HB2560: Protective services; adult abuse and exploitation, multidisciplinary teams.
  • HB2561: Pharmacy audits; pharmacy benefits manager.
  • HB2564: Virginia Telephone Privacy Protection Act; transmission of caller identification information.
  • HB2615: Capital murder; punishment if against law-enforcement officers and fire marshals.
  • HB2719: Health insurance; small employers.
  • HB2752: Motorized skateboards or scooters; clarifies definitions, riding or driving on sidewalks, etc.
  • HR218: Commending the Town of Lebanon.
  • HR336: Commending the Abingdon High School golf team.
  • HR338: Commending St. Paul Elementary School.
  • HR341: Commending the Eastside High School one-act play team.
  • HB1154: Virginia Coalfields Expressway Authority; powers and duties, grants.
  • HB1157: Substance-exposed infants; plan for services, report.
  • HB1162: Public schools; Standards of Learning assessments.
  • HB1172: State Overdose Death Review Process Team; created, report, local and regional teams.
  • HB1173: Controlled substances; limits on prescriptions containing opioids.
  • HB1174: Newborn screening; screening for Pompe disease, etc.
  • HB1175: Prescribers; notice of administration of naloxone.
  • HB1177: Health insurance; contracts with pharmacies and pharmacists, etc.
  • HB1178: Motor vehicle dealers; injunctive relief for failure to obtain a license.
  • HB1179: Abandoned schools; creation of revitalization zones.
  • HB1553: Admissions tax; Washington County authorized to impose.
  • HB1554: Master barber; creates occupational title, issuance of license.
  • HB1555: Hydroelectric plant; revenue sharing agreement among certain localities.
  • HB1556: Prescription Monitoring Program; adds controlled substances included in Schedule V and naloxone.
  • HB1557: Intangible personal property; personal property used in manufacturing.
  • HR84: Celebrating the life of Harry Taft Rutherford, Jr.
  • HR112: Commending the CGI Southwest Virginia Technology Center of Excellence.
  • HR113: Commending Mountain Movers.
  • HR118: Celebrating the life of David Leroy Lowe.
  • HR133: Commending Brian Ratliff.
  • HR140: Commending the Abingdon High School golf team.
  • HR176: Commending the Eastside High School one-act play team.
  • HR201: Commending Rachel Chapel Freewill Baptist Church.
  • HB2161: Opioids; workgroup to establish guidelines for prescribing.
  • HB2162: Substance-exposed infants; study of barriers to treatment in Commonwealth.
  • HB2163: Buprenorphine without naloxone; prescription limitation.
  • HB2164: Drugs of concern; drug of concern.
  • HB2165: Opiate prescriptions; electronic prescriptions.
  • HB2166: Controlled substances; possession, penalty.
  • HB2167: Opioids and buprenorphine; Boards of Dentistry and Medicine to adopt regulations for prescribing.
  • HB2168: Virginia Coal Train Heritage Authority; established.
  • HB2169: Gas severance tax.
  • HB2389: Gas or oil drilling units; escrowed proceeds.
  • HB2397: Candidates; petition signature requirements in certain towns.
  • HB2474: Virginia Coalfields Expressway Authority; established, report.
  • HJ747: Commending Earl Heath Miller, Jr.
  • HJ929: Commending Autry O. V. DeBusk.
  • HR286: Commending the Eastside High School one-act play team.
  • HR304: Celebrating the life of Ralph Edmond Stanley.
  • HR305: Commending Tom Harding.
  • HR318: Commending the Lebanon High School softball team.
  • HR353: Commending Goodson-Kinderhook Volunteer Fire Department.
  • HR387: Commending Autry O. V. DeBusk.
  • HR406: Commending Sullins Academy.
  • HR413: Commending the Russell County Community Work Program.
  • HR414: Celebrating the life of Sarah Jacqueline Mullins Gilliam.
  • HR441: Commending the Ridgeview High School girls' basketball team.
  • HB1051: Virginia Defense Force and Virginia National Guard; military discipline.
  • HB1052: Virginia Defense Force; clarifies definition of training duty.
  • HB1055: Foster care homes; firearm storage on premises.
  • HB1169: Mineral mining; bonding program, reclamation.
  • HB1255: BVU Authority; alters Board powers and duties, change in membership, conflict of interest policy.
  • HB1292: Schedule IV drugs; adds eluxadoline to list.
  • HB1348: Smoking in motor vehicles; presence of minor under age eight, civil penalty.
  • HJ206: Omphalocele Awareness Day; designating as January 31, 2016, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HJ344: Commending Micronic Technologies.
  • HJ404: Commending Sean McMurray.
  • HJ445: Commending the Clintwood High School girls' basketball team.
  • HR159: Commending the Abingdon High School golf team.
  • HR160: Commending the Eastside High School one-act play team.
  • HR161: Commending the Lebanon High School Real World Design Challenge team.
  • HR184: Commending the Ridgeview High School robotics team.
  • HR216: Commending the Honaker High School academic team.
  • HR245: Celebrating the life of William Roger Mutt Neece.
  • HR246: Celebrating the life of Kathleen Ellen Robinson Taylor.
  • HR247: Celebrating the life of Omer Mason Bunn.
  • HR256: Celebrating the life of James Edward Cozart.
  • HR257: Celebrating the life of James Carter Lambert.
  • HB1859: Breaks Interstate Park Commission; employees being commissioned as conservation officers.
  • HB1861: Battery; certain local social services workers; penalty.
  • HB2059: Limited partnerships; admission or withdrawal of partners.
  • HB2166: Reporting of medical aid or treatment for drug overdoses.
  • HB2171: Smoking in motor vehicles; civil penalty when in the presence of a minor under age eight.
  • HB2172: Courts of record; submission of trial court record to appellate court.
  • HB2256: Insurance rates; policies transferred pursuant to agent book transfer.
  • HB2257: Coal mine safety; wide tracking and electric equipment shall maintain safe operating conditions.
  • HJ919: Commending the Eastside High School one-act play team.
  • HJ929: Celebrating the life of Paul P. Arrington.
  • HJ930: Commending Dickenson County.
  • HJ931: Celebrating the life of Clynard C. Belcher.
  • HJ932: Celebrating the life of Sharon Kay Gilbert Clevinger.
  • HJ933: Celebrating the life of William E. Cline, DDS.
  • HR250: Commending the Haysi High School football team.
  • HR251: Commending Castlewood High School.
  • HR252: Commending Jill Branham.
  • HR271: Commending Eastside High School.
  • HR272: Commending Wolf Hills Brewing Company.
  • HR274: Commending the Honaker High School football team.
  • HR306: Celebrating the life of Martha Ann McCroskey Groves.
  • HR319: Commending the Washington County Victim/Witness Assistance Program.