The last week of the Regular Session 2023 Virginia General Assembly has ended. Two of my bills, HB 2038 and HB 2041 have passed the House and Senate and have been sent to the Governor for his consideration. I eagerly await his signature to make it official!

I am proud to announce that two of my most important pieces of legislation have cleared both the House of Delegates and the Senate and are headed to the Governor’s desk for his consideration:

HB 2038 and HB 2041

Crossover week leads to new challenges … in the Senate!

I’m proud to announce that two pieces of legislation, HB 2038 and HB 2041, have crossed over to the Senate and were assigned committees. Next week the Senate is likely to hear both of the bills and I am confident that they will be well considered.

The crossover deadline is approaching, and this week has been a frenzy in the General Assembly as we work to pass bills out of the House. Committees have been meeting in the early morning and into the late evenings, pressing forward to complete as much work as possible before the February 7th deadline.

As you might already know, the Virginia General Assembly meets for a short session (historically 45 days) in odd years. The rapid pace of committee hearings, bill presentations, and floor votes has been head-spinning. As we approach crossover, the urgency grows to get these bills all docketed and heard in committees before the deadline. Stay tuned as next week is sure to move quickly, too.

With the first full week of the 2023 General Assembly Session now complete, I wanted to share some of the highlights. I met with many constituents and advocacy groups; sat in the first Counties, Cities & Towns Committee meeting of the year; and had my first bill heard in committee.

The Virginia General Assembly has wrapped up our first few days of the 2023 Legislative Session! I am so excited for my second session as your Delegate representing the Town of Herndon, Fairfax and Loudoun County. I will continue to serve as a member of two House committees: Counties, Cities & Towns, and Communications, Technology & Innovation.