Virginia in a Hurry, 2-10-09 | Virginia Tomorrow

Virginia in a Hurry, 2-10-09

by Bob Holsworth

February 9, 2009

Weaker Smoking Ban Passes Key House Test

Smoking Ban- House Roll Call

Senate Passes Early Voting and Polling Extension Bills

Senate Passes Bill Approving Ticketing Of Teen Drivers Talking on Cellphones

Senate Weakens and Sidetracks Autism Insurance Bill

Senate Courts of Justice Defeats Martin Bill That Would Barred Local Governments from Regulating Content of Prayers Offered at Public Meetings

Senate Passes Y. Miller’s Constitutional Amendment Bill that Would Give Assembly Power to Restore Felons’ Voting Rights and Defeats McEachin Bill That Would Have Rights Restored Automatically After Sentence and Parole Completion

Marshall’s Effort to Obtain Vote on Autism Health Insurance Bill Fails in House

Effort to Crack Down on Car Title Lenders Dies in Senate

4 UVA Board Members Send Letter to Albo Opposing 80% Quota for In-State Students- 70% Quota is Contained in House Budget

Republicans Skip Virginia Congressional Delegation Meeting with Governor Kaine

Chesapeake Eyes Brief Pay Cuts for Employees

Data Map of Layoffs in Southwest Virginia

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Posted in: Bill Howell, Daily Updates, Elections 2009, General Assembly 2009, Smoking and Politics in Virginia, Tim Kaine, Voting Bills

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