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Bills sponsored by local legislators survive crossover - Vimarsana News

Bills sponsored by local legislators survive crossover

Democratic control in the House of Delegates shifted party bill passing rates with Republicans over the last year, according to the Virginia Public Access Project. Of the 1,540 bills introduced

VA: Dems seek major changes for Virginians going to court - Vimarsana News

VA: Dems seek major changes for Virginians going to court

The 2023 General Assembly makeover in Virginia could bring major changes to state courts, including opening state courts to class-action suits and giving tenants a break in district court.

VA: Dems seek major changes for Virginians going to court - Vimarsana News

VA: Dems seek major changes for Virginians going to court

The 2023 General Assembly makeover in Virginia could bring major changes to state courts, including opening state courts to class-action suits and giving tenants a break in district court.

Bills to Ease Strain on State Mental Hospitals Advance Without 'Bed of Last Resort' Changes - Vimarsana News

Bills to Ease Strain on State Mental Hospitals Advance Without 'Bed of Last Resort' Changes

RICHMOND — As Virginia’s General Assembly clears the midpoint of its legislative session, lawmakers are backing several changes to help ease the strain on the…

Arlington-originated vaping, reproductive health and tenants rights bills gain traction in state legislature - Vimarsana News

Arlington-originated vaping, reproductive health and tenants rights bills gain traction in state legislature

Arlington's Virginia General Assembly representatives notched several preliminary victories this legislative session. The state House and Senate are now in "crossover" -- where bills that started in the House are considered by the Senate and vice versa. Bills that pass both chambers will be sent to Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R), who will either pass them

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