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About Us – Virginia House Democrats1%Get up-to-date information and resources on COVID-19 › Skip to content Virginia House Democrats About Our Caucus Our Impact Members News Vote Get Involved Donate About Us Who We Are The Virginia House Democrats are devoted to creating a better future for Virginia families by guiding efforts to elect Democratic leaders of character, integrity, ability, and vision. Our official site, vahousedems.org, represents the authoritative Democratic voice in the House of Delegates. The Virginia House Dems are committed to recruiting and electing leaders who will fight for education, jobs, and equality for all Virginians. What We Do As the leading organization supporting Democrats for the Virginia House, we’re focused on recruiting candidates for critical seats and supporting them through the entire election cycle. We offer full-cycle guidance for campaigns, including: Recruiting and training candidates. Training campaign staff. Connecting campaigns with consultants. Assisting with the funding of polls. Coordinating media needs like TV ads. Assisting with campaign fundraising. Helping candidates hone their strategies and find their voice. The House Democratic Caucus assists elected Democratic delegates with research and public relations during the legislative session. We also raise money to recruit and fund candidates for the House and supervise their campaigns.  We owe our success to our Democratic leadership, the unity of our delegates, and supporters like you. Leadership Eileen Filler-Corn Speaker More About Eileen Charniele Herring Majority Leader More About Charniele Rip Sullivan Caucus Chair More about Rip Staff Virginia House Dems staff members are dedicated local leaders with experience working on campaigns, as part of local organizations, or in elected office. Jaime Reimers Executive Director More About Jaime Erin Monaghan Legislative & Policy Director More About Erin Ivana Hall Field Director More About Ivana Matt Calderon Finance Director More About Matt Kate Sarna Communications Director More About Kate Justin Calhoun Digital Manager More About Justin Emily Beer Member Services Director More About Emily Danya Rafiqi Campaigns Director More About Danya Dylan Doody Campaigns Director More About Dylan Anthony Bryant Finance Assistant More About Anthony Stay Informed Email Address Connect With Us Paid for and authorized by House Democratic Caucus 1021 E. Cary Street, Suite 1275, Richmond, VA 23219 Not authorized by any Candidate or Candidate Committee Powered by Tech for Campaigns
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19 House Democratic Caucus Bills Proceed to Governor for Review – Virginia House DemocratsGet up-to-date information and resources on COVID-19 › Skip to content Virginia House Democrats About Our Caucus Our Impact Members News Vote Get Involved Donate 19 House Democratic Caucus Bills Proceed to Governor for Review Posted on [DATE REMOVED] Legislation includes COVID-19 relief, police and criminal justice reform RICHMOND, VA—Today, six additional bills introduced by House Democrats were approved by the House of Delegates and will be conveyed to the governor. In total, 19 House Democratic Caucus bills have been passed by both the House and Senate during the 2020 Special Session. House Democrats’ approved measures will provide COVID-19 relief, make improvements in policing and criminal justice, and build equity throughout the Commonwealth — as outlined in the House Democratic Caucus’ priorities at the start of the Special Session.  House Democratic Leadership released the following statements: “Today we are one step closer to completing our Special Session and delivering on our pledge to provide a strong response to COVID-19, as well as address police and criminal justice reform,” said Virginia Speaker of the House Eileen Filler-Corn. “I am proud of what the General Assembly has accomplished thus far — we will finish our work and fulfill our promise to Virginians.”  “This legislation is the result of hard work and collaboration among Democrats in both chambers; we share the goal of helping Virginians suffering from COVID-19, financial distress due to the pandemic, and racial inequalities and injustices,” said House Democratic Majority Leader Charniele Herring. “House Democrats seized the opportunity during Special Session to tackle both long-overdue problems and catastrophic new ones, to make Virginia a better place to live, work, and raise a family. We will continue to work together to address the suffering radiating throughout the Commonwealth, during the remainder of the Special Session and in 2021.” “The House Democratic Caucus listened to our constituents before the Special Session, and we acted. At a time when Virginians are facing crises related to health, the economy, and racial justice, we came together to hear input from experts, advocates, and citizens to legislate carefully and effectively,” said House Democratic Caucus Chair Rip Sullivan. “These are uncertain and unprecedented times, but Virginians can rely on House Democrats to work hard for all Virginians with every bill we pass and every dollar in our balanced budget.” Here is a summary of the House Democrats’ legislation passed by the General Assembly during Special Session:  COVID-19 Relief HB 5046 (Adams) Advancing innovations in telehealth. HB 5047 (Murphy) Prohibits manufacturers or distributors from selling necessary goods or services at an unconscionable price during a declared state of emergency. HB 5048 (Sickles) Mandating transparency requirements for congregate-care facilities during a public health emergency. HB 5059 (Willett) Providing certain liability protection for assisted living facilities in relation to COVID-19.  HB 5087 (Tran) Removing the sunset clause on Virginia’s short-term compensation program (work-sharing) to facilitate eligibility for CARES Act funds. HB 5093 (Watts) Granting flexibility in enforcing executive orders through civil penalty. Under current law, the only penalty for such a violation is a Class 1 misdemeanor. HB 5113 (Roem) Ensuring local school board participation in the federal Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) no-cost breakfast and lunch program. HB 5115 (Price) Protecting housing security for individuals and families negatively impacted by COVID-19. Policing and Criminal Justice Reform HB 5029 (McQuinn) Mandating the duty of one officer to intervene to stop use of excessive force by another officer. HB 5045 (Delaney) Banning sexual relations between officers and arrestees. HB 5051 (Simon) Requiring decertification of a law enforcement officer who is terminated or resigns for violation of law, serious misconduct in violation of statewide standards of conduct, or during an internal investigation. HB 5058 (Hope) Eliminates certain vehicle equipment offenses or the odor of marijuana as pretexts for a stop or search by law enforcement. HB 5062 (Mullin) Codifying prosecutorial ability to dismiss charges. HB 5069 (Carroll Foy) Banning the use of neck restraints by law enforcement except if immediately necessary to protect the officer or another person. HB 5072 (Lopez) Empowering the Attorney General to conduct “pattern or practice” investigations of police forces that appear to be violating constitutional rights, including unlawful discrimination. HB 5098 (Askew) Expanding the definition of hate crimes to include false 911 calls or reports to law enforcement against another person made on the basis of race, religious conviction, gender, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation, color, or national origin. HB 5108 (Guzman) Diversifying the Department of Criminal Justice Services’ Committee on Training. HB 5109 (Hope) Standardizing and enhancing training by criminal justice academies and establishing required in-service training standards for law enforcement officers. Making Virginia a more Equitable Place HB 5052 (Bagby) Codifying Juneteenth as an official holiday in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Search for: Recent Posts House Democratic Caucus Sets Their Record for Q2 Fundraising House Democrats Continue Bringing Sweeping Change to Virginia Virginia Expands Voting Rights as Other States Suppress Ballot Access House Democrats Continue Promoting Gun Safety in Virginia House Democrats Look Forward to Legislating In Person Archives Archives Select Month [DATE REMOVED] June 2021 May 2021 April 2021 March 2021 February 2021 January 2021 December 2020 November 2020 October 2020 September 2020 August 2020 June 2020 April 2020 March 2020 February 2020 January 2020 December 2019 November 2019 October 2019 September 2019 August 2019 July 2019 June 2019 May 2019 April 2019 March 2019 February 2019 January 2019 December 2018 November 2018 September 2018 August 2018 July 2018 June 2018 April 2018 March 2018 February 2018 Post navigation Virginia House Democrats Advance Special Session Agenda Through House of Delegates House Democrats Celebrate Passage of Crucial Legislation Stay Informed Email Address Connect With Us Paid for and authorized by House Democratic Caucus 1021 E. 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DPVA Chair praises General Assembly Democrats voting to advance budget measures to expand voting access - Democratic Party of Virginia1%Virginia Voting VIRGINIA VOTING HOW TO VOTE ABSENTEE Your Party OUR DEMOCRATS CHAIRWOMAN SUSAN SWECKER STATE STEERING COMMITTEE PARTY ORGANIZATIONS AND NETWORKS LOCALITIES JOBS INTERNSHIPS MEET THE DPVA STAFF NEWS SENATE DEMOCRATS HOUSE DEMOCRATS Events BLUE COMMONWEALTH GALA UPCOMING EVENTS BCG 2021 Store GET INVOLVED VOTE 2021 DONATE NOW Virginia Voting VIRGINIA VOTING HOW TO VOTE ABSENTEE Your Party OUR DEMOCRATS CHAIRWOMAN SUSAN SWECKER STATE STEERING COMMITTEE PARTY ORGANIZATIONS AND NETWORKS LOCALITIES JOBS INTERNSHIPS MEET THE DPVA STAFF NEWS SENATE DEMOCRATS HOUSE DEMOCRATS Events BLUE COMMONWEALTH GALA UPCOMING EVENTS BCG 2021 Store AUGUST 24, 2020 NEWS DPVA CHAIR PRAISES GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEMOCRATS VOTING TO ADVANCE BUDGET MEASURES TO EXPAND VOTING ACCESS BY DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF VIRGINIA SHARE Richmond, VA - Following votes by Democrats in the Virginia House of Delegates and Senate to fast-track budget amendments pertaining to voting, including the establishing absentee ballot drop boxes and providing prepaid postage for absentee ballots, DPVA Chair Susan Swecker released the following statement: "Democratic leaders in the General Assembly understand the urgency of the moment. They're taking concrete steps to ensure that Virginia will have the resources necessary to make voting as easy, safe, and effective as possible [DATE REMOVED]. The last thing we want is for rules and procedures to change after voting begins in less than [DATE REMOVED]. While Republicans are determined to set up as many roadblocks to voting as possible, Democrats will continue to fight for easier access to the ballot box regardless of whether Virginians choose to vote in person or by mail." ## SHARE ICYMI: VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS CONDEMN TRUMP'S HARMFUL IMMIGRATION POLICIES NEXT POST Keep Virginia Blue JOIN THE PARTY JOIN US GET INVOLVED VOTE 2021 DONATE NOW Home Virginia Voting Your Party Events BCG 2021 Store Contact Us DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF VIRGINIA [DATE REMOVED] Main Street Suite 2050 Richmond, VA 23219 Telephone: [DATE REMOVED]-1966 Privacy Policy | Terms of Service Paid for by the Democratic Party of Virginia, www.vademocrats.org, not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.
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Winchester and Frederick County - Democratic Party of VirginiaVirginia Voting VIRGINIA VOTING HOW TO VOTE ABSENTEE Your Party OUR DEMOCRATS CHAIRWOMAN SUSAN SWECKER STATE STEERING COMMITTEE PARTY ORGANIZATIONS AND NETWORKS LOCALITIES JOBS INTERNSHIPS MEET THE DPVA STAFF NEWS SENATE DEMOCRATS HOUSE DEMOCRATS Events BLUE COMMONWEALTH GALA UPCOMING EVENTS BCG 2021 Store GET INVOLVED VOTE 2021 DONATE NOW Virginia Voting VIRGINIA VOTING HOW TO VOTE ABSENTEE Your Party OUR DEMOCRATS CHAIRWOMAN SUSAN SWECKER STATE STEERING COMMITTEE PARTY ORGANIZATIONS AND NETWORKS LOCALITIES JOBS INTERNSHIPS MEET THE DPVA STAFF NEWS SENATE DEMOCRATS HOUSE DEMOCRATS Events BLUE COMMONWEALTH GALA UPCOMING EVENTS BCG 2021 Store WINCHESTER AND FREDERICK COUNTY Democrats JOIN US LEADERSHIP William Fuller - billefullerphd@mac.com CHAIR OFFICE LOCATION No information available. UPCOMING EVENTS No events currently scheduled. View Website View on Facebook RT @PaulSiker: Another great weekend talking to voters! Thank you to all of our volunteers and supporters who came out to canvass and phone [DATE REMOVED] ON TWITTER @WFCDCVA VISIT VADEMOCRATS.ORG Keep Virginia Blue JOIN THE PARTY JOIN US GET INVOLVED VOTE 2021 DONATE NOW Home Virginia Voting Your Party Events BCG 2021 Store Contact Us DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF VIRGINIA [DATE REMOVED] Main Street Suite 2050 Richmond, VA 23219 Telephone: [DATE REMOVED]-1966 Privacy Policy | Terms of Service Paid for by the Democratic Party of Virginia, www.vademocrats.org, not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.
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