House appoints conferees for more than 170 bills ahead of conference deadline Clerk announced conferee appointments for hundreds of House and companion Senate bills as deadline day approaches; members were urged to check LIS for assignments and lead conferee responsibilities. The House agreed to multiple Senate requests and insisted on its amendments where the Senate had rejected them.

The House has officially appointed conferees for over 170 bills just as the conference deadline looms, making crucial decisions that could shape legislation in Virginia.

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House passes block of third‑reading bills, adopts conference report on firearm industry standards On March 5, the Virginia House of Delegates adopted a series of third‑reading bills on environmental monitoring, local government disclosures, tobacco/vape enforcement, and renewable energy definitions, and agreed to a conference report on firearm industry civil‑liability standards after a recorded vote.

The Virginia House of Delegates has passed a significant block of bills, including strict penalties for untreated sewage discharge and new standards for firearm industry civil liability.

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House adopts wide slate of third‑reading bills on energy, labor, education and health On March 3 the Virginia House moved dozens of third‑reading bills across multiple policy areas, adopting measures on energy efficiency for low‑income residents, school Medicaid billing training, minimum wage changes for farm workers, paid sick leave and other items; most bills passed by recorded or voice vote as announced by the clerk.

The Virginia House of Delegates just passed a groundbreaking slate of bills tackling energy efficiency, labor rights, and public health that could change lives across the state!

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Virginia House advances dozens of bills; nine revenue measures moved toward conference The House considered about 38 house bills with senate amendments and a nine-bill supplemental (including the biannual budget HB 30). Multiple senate substitutes were adopted or rejected, and the House recessed to allow conferees to be appointed for revenue bills that must be put in conference or die.

The Virginia House of Delegates tackled over three dozen bills, making crucial decisions on budget measures and legislative amendments that could shape the state's future.

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Virginia House approves broad slate of bills including minimum‑wage increase, gaming oversight and energy investments On Feb. 27, 2026, the Virginia House of Delegates adopted a large package of third‑reading bills and resolutions, including a minimum‑wage bill that advances a $15 hourly floor by 2028, creation of a statewide gaming commission oversight structure, and energy measures aimed at home upgrades and grid resilience.

Big changes are coming to Virginia, including an incremental minimum wage increase to $15 by 2028 and landmark energy legislation aimed at slashing household bills!

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House insists on its amendments and requests conference committee after Senate rejects several amendments After the Senate rejected House amendments to multiple bills, the Virginia House of Delegates voted to insist on its changes and asked for a committee of conference, a procedural step that preserves the House’s amendments while seeking negotiated resolution with the Senate.

The Virginia House of Delegates is standing firm on its amendments after the Senate's rejection, pushing for a committee conference to negotiate a resolution!

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Virginia House passes wide-ranging crossover package, advancing dozens of bills On Feb. 17, 2026, the Virginia House of Delegates advanced and passed a large third‑reading calendar covering public health, education, elections, environment and labor, including contentious votes on electronic gaming and cannabis retail regulation.

The Virginia House of Delegates just made waves by passing a diverse array of bills that could reshape everything from education to environmental policy.

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Votes at a glance: House advances dozens of bills on energy, elections, public safety and labor On Feb. 11 the Virginia House advanced a wide-ranging package of bills to engrossment or final passage, including measures on electric utilities, elections administration, minimum wage changes for farmworkers, and criminal justice reforms. Several bills passed by recorded vote; leaders scheduled multiple committee meetings upon adjournment.

The Virginia House just advanced 100 bills covering crucial topics from energy policy to criminal justice reform, igniting debates that could reshape the state's future!

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Virginia House clears dozens of measures in Feb. 4 floor session; key votes summarized The Virginia House passed a large uncontested block and a mix of bills on second and third reading Feb. 4, 2026, including measures on utilities, education reporting, and public safety; several gun-related bills and a high-profile name-change bill drew extended debate and separate roll-call outcomes.

The Virginia House of Delegates made waves on Feb. 4, passing a flurry of bills while some high-profile proposals faced intense scrutiny and debate.

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Virginia House advances wide slate of bills in marathon morning calendar On Feb. 3, 2026, the Virginia House of Delegates completed a large calendar, passing dozens of bills across education, energy, elections, and health policy; many passed on recorded roll calls (examples: HB1 64–34; HB134 93–5; HB350 97–1).

The Virginia House of Delegates just tackled a marathon session, passing a sweeping array of bills that could reshape education, energy, and more!

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Virginia House advances and adopts dozens of measures on Jan. 30; resolution to study car tax approved The Virginia House of Delegates on Jan. 30 moved a large printed calendar of bills through third reading—approving charters, housing and labor measures, and a resolution directing a study of the personal property (car) tax, which the chamber adopted 68‑25.

The Virginia House of Delegates made significant strides by passing multiple bills and adopting a resolution to study the potential repeal of car taxes, sparking debate among lawmakers about the future of personal property taxation.

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Virginia House advances and passes a broad slate of bills on education, health and gaming On Jan. 27, 2026, the Virginia House of Delegates moved and passed numerous bills across education, health, transportation and gaming policy, adopted two memorial resolutions and advanced many measures to third reading; several votes were recorded with roll-call tallies.

The Virginia House of Delegates made significant strides by advancing a comprehensive slate of bills that impact education, health care, and gaming policy, while also honoring community leaders.

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Votes at a Glance: Key House Actions, Jan. 29, 2026 The House approved a broad slate of bills on Jan. 29, 2026, including uncontested third‑reading items and recorded votes on policy measures. This summary lists key bills called on the floor and their recorded outcomes.

The Virginia House of Delegates made waves on January 29, 2026, passing a series of pivotal bills that could reshape policy across the state.

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Margaret Angela Franklin Wins Virginia House Seat as Democrats Secure Two Key Special Election Victories Margaret Angela Franklin, a Prince William County supervisor, won a special election Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2026, to represent Virginia’s House District 23,… The post Margaret Angela Franklin Wins Virginia House Seat as Democrats Secure Two Key Special Election Victories appeared first on Shine My Crown.

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Virginia House of Delegates convenes for busy week on budget and appointments House members gather for prayer and prepare for upcoming budget and legislative discussions.

The Virginia House of Delegates kicked off a crucial week filled with budget debates and appointment confirmations, laying the groundwork for impactful legislative changes.

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