Joshua Cole

Joshua Cole

Joshua Cole has served in the House of Delegates since 2024.
Also served from 2020 to 2022.
Democrat
Currently represents House of Delegates District 65
2025 Regular Session: January 8-February 22
Office phone: (804) 698-1065
Office email:
Staff:
Eric Sundberg, Legislative Assistant
Javontae Mickens, Legislative Assistant
Robin Levey, Administrative Assistant
Room: 1020
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HB2075

Jefferson Davis Highway; renames any section of U.S. Route 1 to 'Emancipation Highway.'
Chief Patron: Joshua Cole
Status: Passed

HB2292

Fossil fuel projects; establishes a moratorium, effective January 1, 2022, etc.
Chief Patron: Joshua Cole
Status: Killed

HB2294

Vehicle's odometer; disclosure exemption.
Chief Patron: Joshua Cole
Status: Passed

Floor Vote Participation 99%
Close Votes 290
Abstentions 0
Present but Not Voting 6
Changed Votes 0
Voting Unity
Democratic Caucus 90%

Political Party: Democrat
(51% of legislators are Democrat)

Race: African-American
(21% of legislators are African-American)

Gender: Male
(65% of legislators are male)

Age: 34
(32% of legislators are 45 and under)

Length of Service: Member since 2024; 3 years of service
(46% of legislators have served for 4 years or less)

Margin of Victory: Won by Less than 10%
(17% of legislators had this margin of victory in their last General Assembly election)

Birth State: District of Columbia
(49% of legislators were born outside of Virginia)

Region: District Office Area Code 540
(18% of legislators represent this region)

Education Level: High School or Less
(5% of legislators have similar education)

Undergrad Public / Private: Not Applicable
(7% of legislators have a similar undergraduate education)

Attorney: No
(73% of legislators are not attorneys)

Military: Non-Military
(84% of legislators have a similar military background)

Occupation: Other / Pastor, Eddie Edwards Signs Inc
(15% of legislators have a similar occupation)

Stocks/Investments: Less than $10,000
(29% of legislators have similar value of stocks/investments)

Real Estate: No property other than primary residence
(47% of legislators have similar real estate holdings)