HR260 - Commending the Honorable Dr. Dwight Clinton Jones.

97 Co-Sponsors

HB1269 - Barrier crimes; adult substance abuse and mental health services, exception.

30 Co-Sponsors

Barrier crimes; adult substance abuse and mental health services; exception. Permits the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services, providers of substance abuse or mental health services to adults, and community services boards and behavioral health authorities to hire applicants convicted of certain barrier crimes of misdemeanor assault and battery or involving controlled substances provided that such conviction occurred more than four years prior to the application date for employment.

HJR101 - Commending Peter A. Blake.

93 Co-Sponsors

HB1381 - Rural Virginia, Center for; renames Center the Senator Frank M. Ruff, Jr. Center for Rural Virginia.

100 Co-Sponsors

Center for Rural Virginia; name change. Renames the Center for Rural Virginia as the Senator Frank M. Ruff, Jr. Center for Rural Virginia.

HR110 - Commending Dr. Ben Fitzgerald, III.

22 Co-Sponsors

Commending Dr. Ben Fitzgerald III.

HR296 - Commending Rustic Love.

33 Co-Sponsors

HR295 - Commending the Oakton High School marching band.

23 Co-Sponsors

HR297 - Commending The Women's Center.

40 Co-Sponsors

HJR120 - Commending the ASK Childhood Cancer Foundation.

100 Co-Sponsors

HB111 - President and Vice President; binding of electors, filling vacancies.

3 Co-Sponsors

Electors for President and Vice President; binding of electors; vacancies. Provides that an elector who is selected by the state convention of any political party and who, at the convening of the electors after the election, refuses to present a ballot, presents an unmarked ballot, or presents a ballot marked in violation of his oath stating that he would, if elected, cast his ballot for the candidates for President and Vice President nominated by the party that selected the elector, or as the party may direct in the event of the death, withdrawal, or disqualification of the party nominee, is deemed to vacate the office of elector. The bill provides that the other electors present shall immediately fill such vacancy in the same manner as a vacancy due to an elector's death or failure or inability to attend. The bill applies the same provisions to electors who are named in a petition of qualified voters not constituting a political party. The bill contains technical amendments that consolidate into a single chapter the provisions of Title 24.2 relating to presidential electors.