17 Bills Generated 'Close' Votes on Tuesday - Most This Session

Yesterday, 17 bills generated close floor votes in the General Assembly — the most in a single day so far this session.

Select a bill below to see if the roll call fell along partisan lines, or other variables such as region or gender.
 
HB1125

Teachers; several changes to licensure process.
Chief Patron: Steve Landes
Status: In Conference

HB1204

Real property tax; special and separate assessment of open space in certain counties.
Chief Patron: Tim Hugo 
Status: Passed

HB1233

Apprentice agreements; ratio of apprentices to journeymen.
Chief Patron: Tim Hugo 
Status: Killed

HB1257

Sanctuary policies; enforcement of federal immigration laws.
Chief Patron: Ben Cline 
Status: In Conference

HB128

Court order; motion or petition for rule to show cause for violation.
Chief Patron: Jason Miyares 
Status: In Conference

HB1504

Virtual Virginia; enrollment in online learning program.
Chief Patron: Ben Cline 
Status: In Conference

HB181

Improper driving; use of handheld communication device while driving vehicle.
Chief Patron: Chris Collins 
Status: In Conference

HB220

Parks, local; waterway activities, liability.
Chief Patron: Will Morefield 
Status: In Conference

SB379

General registrar; all county and city offices open five days a week.
Chief Patron: Ben Chafin 
Status: In House

SB405

Wireless communications infrastructure; zoning.
Chief Patron: Ryan McDougle 
Status: Passed

SB512

Virginia Freedom of Information Act; student telephone numbers and personal email addresses.
Chief Patron: Dave Suetterlein 
Status: In Conference

SB844

Health insurance; individual coverage, short-term policies.
Chief Patron: Siobhan Dunnavant 
Status: In Conference

SB874

Motor vehicle drivers; signals required when driving.
Chief Patron: Janet Howell 
Status: Killed

SB934

Benefits consortium; formation by a sponsoring association.
Chief Patron: Siobhan Dunnavant 
Status: Passed

SB935

Group health benefit plans; bona fide associations.
Chief Patrons: Siobhan Dunnavant, Frank Wagner 
Status: Passed

SB964

Health insurance; catastrophic health plans.
Chief Patron: Glen Sturtevant 
Status: In Conference

SB995

Outdoor advertising; regulation, signs in sight of public highways.
Status: In House

March 7, 2018

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