Lawmakers from across the commonwealth will converge in Richmond next week for the 2015 General Assembly.
Building a Stronger Virginia
House Republican leaders in the Virginia House of Delegates highlighted their legislative agenda at the midpoint of the 2014 session at a press conference Wednesday in Richmond
Delegate Poindexter: McAuliffe has no clue
Terry McAuliffe doesn’t understand how to create jobs. House Republicans do.
Del. Villanueva Celebrates Small Business Week
Thank you to all of our small business owners, their employees and families.
We stand with small business.
We are committed to helping, encouraging and growing small business all across the state.
House of Delegates meets to consider amendments
Reconvened session caps a remarkably successful year for the Virginia General Assembly.
House budget includes $95 million for rainy day fund, teacher pay raises and funding for school security
RICHMOND, VA — The Virginia House of Delegates outlined its proposed amendments to the 2012-2014 state budget Sunday. The proposal includes a $95 million deposit in the state’s rainy day fund, $45 million in local aid reversion, a pay raise for teachers and school support staff, new funding for school security and funding for 250 Medicaid waiver slots. “This is … Read More
House budget includes $95 million for rainy day fund, teacher pay raises
Our state budget is responsible, conservative and makes targeted investments in Virginia’s future.
House Passes Legislation to Protect Secret Ballot & Employee Privacy
The Virginia House of Delegates passed legislation Tuesday to protect the secret ballot in union elections and protect employers from being required to give employee information like cell phone numbers, e-mail addresses and shift times to third parties. House Bills 1385 and 1931 were carried by Delegate Barbara Comstock. “These are common-sense measures to protect workers’ rights and privacy,” said … Read More
House Courts Committee passes tort reform package
The Virginia House of Delegates Courts of Justice Committee cleared a major tort reform package on Monday, sending six pieces of legislation to the floor of the House of Delegates for final approval. The legislative package represents a major compromise between the business, medical and legal communities and will make significant changes to key areas of Virginia’s tort laws. The … Read More