Legislative Report Card 2013

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Prince William chamber of commerce

report card for the General assembly-2013 Session

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Prince William Chamber of Commerce Report Card for the Virginia General Assembly – 2013 Session

Bill # Summary ChamberPosition

Member Position

Priority Legislation H.B. 2313 Final Vote – Transportation Package Support H.B. 1467/ S.B. 1245/ S. B. 1099

School calendar bills Support

EnvironmentH.B. 1757 Wetlands Mitigation Bank Support H.B. 2190 Stormwater Ordinance Stringency Support

EducationS.B. 1096 LCI Adjustment Oppose

General Business H.B. 2087/S.B. 1134 Jobs Investment Program Transfer Support H.B. 1385/H.J. 611/S.J. 88

Secret Ballot for Union Organization Support

H.J. 536/S.J.293 Right to Work Amendment Support H.B. 1708/H.B. 1618/ H.B. 2004

Tort Reform Support

GovernanceS.J. 276 Governors’ Term of Office Support

Health Care H.J. 687 Health Care Cost Study Support

Land Use/ Transportation H.B. 2239 Restriction on Cash Proffers Support H.B. 2049 CTB Composition Support H.B. 2313/ S.B. 1355

Governor’s Transportation Bill Support

H.J. 622 TTF Lockbox Support Taxes

H.B. 1699/ S.B. 1133

Data Centers Personal Property Tax Support

The Honorable Toddy Puller (D-36th)Virginia Senate

Rating

83



Member Position








Tort Reform Support






H.B. 1699/ S.B. 1133


The Honorable Charles J. Colgan (D-29th)Virginia Senate

Rating

82









Member Position








Tort Reform Support






H.B. 1699/ S.B. 1133


The Honorable George L. Barker (D-39th)Virginia Senate

Rating

70

The Prince William chamber of commerce’s 2013 General assembly Session legislative Scorecard rates legislators representing the Prince William region based on their support of pro-business issues during the recently completed legislative session. each report card is calculated based on the legislator’s voting record on the principles and issues outlined in the Prince William chamber of commerce’s 2013 Policy agenda. each vote a legislator took in support of the chamber’s position received +1 point and each vote against the chamber’s position received -1 point. committee votes were also taken into consideration. Priority legislation, such as the transportation funding package, was weighted by a factor of two. additionlly, legislator’s were given 1 point each for patronage of chamber supported legislation and leadership taken on chamber priority issues.

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Legislative Report Card 2013

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