Representing the communities of the 69th District is my number one priority.
Key things to know about the Virginia House of Delegates
The Virginia General Assembly is a bicameral legislature, meaning it is comprised of both a House of Delegates and Senate.
The legislature is part-time and meets annually beginning in January of each year for either 45 days or 60 days.
In even-numbered years, the legislature meets for 60 days to decide on the state budget for the next biennium, and in odd-numbered years, we meet for 45 days
During the legislative session, the House and Senate typically convene at the Capitol in their respective chambers at 12 noon every day to vote on legislation.
The General Assembly and the Capitol are both public buildings and are open to the general public year-round for tours and to observe the committee and legislative process.
Important Websites
www.lis.virginia.gov
View legislation, committees, individual House and Senate members, and the meeting schedule
Virginiageneralassembly.gov
Learn more about the Capitol, the legislative process, and take the "Capitol Classroom" course - it's great for all ages!
www.budget.lis.virginia.gov
Review the state budget for the current biennium
Watch session at noon each day via livestream (as well as committees and subcommittees)
Sign up to speak virtually in a committee or subcommittee through HODSpeak (you can also do it in-person)
2020 Democratic Caucus