Virginia General Assembly 2016 Voting Record Senate, Sorted By Name ............................................................. 2 House, Sorted By Name .............................................................. 4 Senate, Sorted By Pro-Gun Score ............................................... 7 House, Sorted By Pro-Gun Score................................................ 9 How Voting Scores Are Calculated .......................................... 12
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Virginia General Assembly 2016 Voting Record
Senate, Sorted By Name ............................................................. 2 House, Sorted By Name .............................................................. 4 Senate, Sorted By Pro-Gun Score ............................................... 7 House, Sorted By Pro-Gun Score ................................................ 9 How Voting Scores Are Calculated .......................................... 12
Senate, Sorted By Name(Coloring:Blue-Democrat,Red-Republican)
Senator Pro-GunScore Anti-GunScore %Pro-gun
KennethC.Alexander 23 14 62%GeorgeL.Barker 11 28 28%RichardH.Black 34 2 94%CharlesW.Carrico,Sr. 39 0 100%A. Benton"Ben"Chafin 81 2 98%AmandaChase 38 0 100%JohnA.Cosgrove 32 0 100%RosalynR.Dance 12 20 38%BillDeSteph 32 0 100%R. CreighDeeds 36 47 43%SiobhanDunnavant 37 0 100%AdamP.Ebbin 8 31 21%JohnS.Edwards 34 34 50%BarbaraA.Favola 6 30 17%ThomasA.Garrett 77 2 97%EmmettW.Hanger,Jr. 35 2 95%JanetD.Howell 8 78 9%LynwoodW.Lewis,Jr. 17 6 74%MamieE.Locke 4 28 12%L. LouiseLucas 10 72 12%DavidW.Marsden 6 40 13%RyanT.McDougle 86 2 98%A. DonaldMcEachin 7 80 8%JeremyMcPike 16 18 47%JohnC.Miller 12 20 38%StephenD.Newman 34 3 92%ThomasK.Norment,Jr. 76 8 90%MarkD.Obenshain 84 4 95%J. ChapmanPetersen 21 12 64%BryceE.Reeves 81 2 98%FrankM.Ruff,Jr. 34 3 92%RichardL.Saslaw 32 45 42%WilliamM.Stanley,Jr. 75 2 97%RichardH.Stuart 84 1 99%GlenSturtevant 80 3 96%DavidSutterlein 30 2 94%ScottSurovell 6 27 18%
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Senator Pro-GunScore Anti-GunScore %Pro-gun
JillHoltzmanVogel 39 0 100%FrankW.Wagner 36 1 97%JenniferT.Wexton 14 18 44%
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House, Sorted By Name(Coloring:Blue-Democrat,Red-Republican)
Delegate Pro-GunScore Anti-GunScore %Pro-gun
LesR.Adams 47 0 100%LaschrecseAird 6 34 15%DavidB.Albo 45 0 100%RichardL.Anderson 32 0 100%TerryL.Austin 35 1 97%LamontBagby 5 35 12%JohnJ.Bell 17 95 15%RichardP.Bell 42 0 100%RobertB.Bell 46 0 100%RobertS.Bloxom,Jr. 35 1 97%JenniferBoysco 2 34 6%DavidL.Bulova 4 34 11%KathyJ.Byron 35 1 97%JeffreyL.Campbell 42 1 98%BetsyB.Carr 10 28 26%BenjaminL.Cline 57 4 93%MarkL.Cole 43 2 96%ChrisCollins 46 0 100%M. KirklandCox 38 2 95%GlennR.Davis 50 1 98%MarkDudenhefer 37 0 100%JamesE.Edmunds,II 48 1 98%C. MatthewFariss 109 1 99%PeterF.Farrell 36 0 100%EileenFiller-Corn 7 35 17%HylandF."Buddy"Fowler,Jr. 52 1 98%NicholasFrietas 37 1 97%T. ScottGarrett 38 0 100%C. ToddGilbert 122 0 100%ThomasA."Tag"Greason 35 3 92%GregoryD.Habeeb 41 0 100%ChristopherT.Head 51 0 100%GordonC.Helsel,Jr. 30 3 91%SteveHeretick 20 16 56%CharnieleL.Herring 1 45 2%DaunS.Hester 5 37 12%M. KeithHodges 35 3 92%
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Delegate Pro-GunScore Anti-GunScore %Pro-gun
PatrickA.Hope 2 54 4%WilliamJ.Howell 36 12 75%TimothyD.Hugo 36 0 100%RileyE.Ingram 37 3 92%MatthewJames 5 35 12%S. ChrisJones 37 5 88%MarkL.Keam 11 27 29%TerryG.Kilgore 39 2 95%BarryD.Knight 37 3 92%KayeKory 4 47 8%PaulKrizek 1 40 2%DaveA.LaRock 48 0 100%R. StevenLandes 40 2 95%JamesM.LeMunyon 40 0 100%JamesA."Jay"Leftwich 39 0 100%MarkLevine 1 39 2%JosephC.Lindsey 3 36 8%L. ScottLingamfelter 70 2 97%AlfonsoH.Lopez 4 55 7%G. ManoliLoupassi 39 2 95%DanielW.Marshall,III 32 0 100%RobertG.Marshall 51 0 100%T. Montgomery"Monty"Mason 5 41 11%JamesP."Jimmie"Massie,III 40 0 100%JenniferL.McClellan 1 44 2%DeloresL.McQuinn 5 35 12%JacksonH.Miller 44 2 96%J. RandallMinchew 41 0 100%JasonMiyares 39 1 98%JamesW.Morefield 46 0 100%RickL.Morris 57 0 100%KathleenMurphy 4 38 10%JohnM.O'Bannon,III 38 2 95%IsraelD.O'Quinn 49 0 100%RobertD.Orrock,Sr. 36 4 90%ChristopherK.Peace 39 1 98%ToddE.Pillion 27 1 96%KennethR.Plum 2 36 5%BrendaL.Pogge 42 0 100%CharlesD.Poindexter 39 1 98%
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Delegate Pro-GunScore Anti-GunScore %Pro-gun
MarciaPrice 1 37 3%MargaretB.Ransone 35 1 97%SamRasoul 3 47 6%RoxannL.Robinson 37 1 97%NickRush 55 0 100%MarkD.Sickles 9 31 22%MarcusB.Simon 3 54 5%LionellSpruill,Sr. 1 35 3%ChristopherP.Stolle 35 3 92%RichardC."Rip"Sullivan,Jr. 3 35 8%ScottW.Taylor 38 1 97%LukeE.Torian 7 35 17%DavidJ.Toscano 1 40 2%RoslynC.Tyler 10 41 20%RonaldA.Villanueva 38 0 100%JeionA.Ward 5 31 14%R. LeeWare 40 0 100%VivianE.Watts 1 45 2%MichaelJ.Webert 113 0 100%TonyO.Wilt 48 1 98%ThomasC.Wright,Jr. 109 1 99%DavidE.Yancey 37 1 97%JosephR.Yost 38 0 100%
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Senate, Sorted By Pro-Gun Score(Coloring:Blue-Democrat,Red-Republican)
Senator Pro-GunScore Anti-GunScore %Pro-gun
CharlesW.Carrico,Sr. 39 0 100%JillHoltzmanVogel 39 0 100%AmandaChase 38 0 100%SiobhanDunnavant 37 0 100%JohnA.Cosgrove 32 0 100%BillDeSteph 32 0 100%RichardH.Stuart 84 1 99%RyanT.McDougle 86 2 98%A. Benton"Ben"Chafin 81 2 98%BryceE.Reeves 81 2 98%ThomasA.Garrett 77 2 97%WilliamM.Stanley,Jr. 75 2 97%FrankW.Wagner 36 1 97%GlenSturtevant 80 3 96%MarkD.Obenshain 84 4 95%EmmettW.Hanger,Jr. 35 2 95%RichardH.Black 34 2 94%DavidSutterlein 30 2 94%StephenD.Newman 34 3 92%FrankM.Ruff,Jr. 34 3 92%ThomasK.Norment,Jr. 76 8 90%LynwoodW.Lewis,Jr. 17 6 74%J. ChapmanPetersen 21 12 64%KennethC.Alexander 23 14 62%JohnS.Edwards 34 34 50%JeremyMcPike 16 18 47%JenniferT.Wexton 14 18 44%R. CreighDeeds 36 47 43%RichardL.Saslaw 32 45 42%RosalynR.Dance 12 20 38%JohnC.Miller 12 20 38%GeorgeL.Barker 11 28 28%AdamP.Ebbin 8 31 21%ScottSurovell 6 27 18%BarbaraA.Favola 6 30 17%DavidW.Marsden 6 40 13%L. LouiseLucas 10 72 12%
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Senator Pro-GunScore Anti-GunScore %Pro-gun
MamieE.Locke 4 28 12%JanetD.Howell 8 78 9%A. DonaldMcEachin 7 80 8%
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House, Sorted By Pro-Gun Score(Coloring:Blue-Democrat,Red-Republican)
Delegate Pro-GunScore Anti-GunScore %Pro-gun
C. ToddGilbert 122 0 100%MichaelJ.Webert 113 0 100%RickL.Morris 57 0 100%NickRush 55 0 100%ChristopherT.Head 51 0 100%RobertG.Marshall 51 0 100%IsraelD.O'Quinn 49 0 100%DaveA.LaRock 48 0 100%LesR.Adams 47 0 100%RobertB.Bell 46 0 100%ChrisCollins 46 0 100%JamesW.Morefield 46 0 100%DavidB.Albo 45 0 100%RichardP.Bell 42 0 100%BrendaL.Pogge 42 0 100%GregoryD.Habeeb 41 0 100%J. RandallMinchew 41 0 100%JamesM.LeMunyon 40 0 100%JamesP."Jimmie"Massie,III 40 0 100%R. LeeWare 40 0 100%JamesA."Jay"Leftwich 39 0 100%T. ScottGarrett 38 0 100%RonaldA.Villanueva 38 0 100%JosephR.Yost 38 0 100%MarkDudenhefer 37 0 100%PeterF.Farrell 36 0 100%TimothyD.Hugo 36 0 100%RichardL.Anderson 32 0 100%DanielW.Marshall,III 32 0 100%C. MatthewFariss 109 1 99%ThomasC.Wright,Jr. 109 1 99%HylandF."Buddy"Fowler,Jr. 52 1 98%GlennR.Davis 50 1 98%JamesE.Edmunds,II 48 1 98%TonyO.Wilt 48 1 98%JeffreyL.Campbell 42 1 98%JasonMiyares 39 1 98%
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Delegate Pro-GunScore Anti-GunScore %Pro-gun
ChristopherK.Peace 39 1 98%CharlesD.Poindexter 39 1 98%L. ScottLingamfelter 70 2 97%ScottW.Taylor 38 1 97%NicholasFrietas 37 1 97%RoxannL.Robinson 37 1 97%DavidE.Yancey 37 1 97%TerryL.Austin 35 1 97%RobertS.Bloxom,Jr. 35 1 97%KathyJ.Byron 35 1 97%MargaretB.Ransone 35 1 97%JacksonH.Miller 44 2 96%MarkL.Cole 43 2 96%ToddE.Pillion 27 1 96%R. StevenLandes 40 2 95%TerryG.Kilgore 39 2 95%G. ManoliLoupassi 39 2 95%M. KirklandCox 38 2 95%JohnM.O'Bannon,III 38 2 95%BenjaminL.Cline 57 4 93%RileyE.Ingram 37 3 92%BarryD.Knight 37 3 92%ThomasA."Tag"Greason 35 3 92%M. KeithHodges 35 3 92%ChristopherP.Stolle 35 3 92%GordonC.Helsel,Jr. 30 3 91%RobertD.Orrock,Sr. 36 4 90%S. ChrisJones 37 5 88%WilliamJ.Howell 36 12 75%SteveHeretick 20 16 56%MarkL.Keam 11 27 29%BetsyB.Carr 10 28 26%MarkD.Sickles 9 31 22%RoslynC.Tyler 10 41 20%EileenFiller-Corn 7 35 17%LukeE.Torian 7 35 17%JohnJ.Bell 17 95 15%LaschrecseAird 6 34 15%JeionA.Ward 5 31 14%LamontBagby 5 35 12%
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Delegate Pro-GunScore Anti-GunScore %Pro-gun
MatthewJames 5 35 12%DeloresL.McQuinn 5 35 12%DaunS.Hester 5 37 12%T. Montgomery"Monty"Mason 5 41 11%DavidL.Bulova 4 34 11%KathleenMurphy 4 38 10%KayeKory 4 47 8%RichardC."Rip"Sullivan,Jr. 3 35 8%JosephC.Lindsey 3 36 8%AlfonsoH.Lopez 4 55 7%SamRasoul 3 47 6%JenniferBoysco 2 34 6%MarcusB.Simon 3 54 5%KennethR.Plum 2 36 5%PatrickA.Hope 2 54 4%LionellSpruill,Sr. 1 35 3%MarciaPrice 1 37 3%MarkLevine 1 39 2%PaulKrizek 1 40 2%DavidJ.Toscano 1 40 2%JenniferL.McClellan 1 44 2%CharnieleL.Herring 1 45 2%VivianE.Watts 1 45 2%
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How Voting Scores Are Calculated All voting scores are calculated using this formula:
• Each vote for a bill that VCDL "Strongly Supports" adds 2 to the pro-gun score• Each vote for a bill that VCDL "Supports" adds 1 to the pro-gun score• Each vote for a bill that VCDL "Strongly Opposes" adds 2 to the anti-gun score• Each vote for a bill that VCDL "Opposes" adds 1 to the anti-gun score• Votes on bills where VCDL is neutral are not counted
Each gun bill that is introduced is scored as a vote for the patron of the bill.
Each gun bill that is introduced on behalf of VCDL is scored as another vote for the patron of the bill.
Each bill that is "Pocket Vetoed" and is not assigned to a committee is scored as an anti-gun vote for the Speaker of the House.
Each bill that is "Pocket Vetoed" and is assigned to a committee is scored as an anti-gun vote for both the chair of the committee and the Speaker of the House.
If a pro-gun bill is modified in a negative manner by the Governor and those modifications are ruled "non-germain" by the Speaker of the House, that is scored as a pro-gun vote for the Speaker.
Scoring example: A legislator introduces a "Strongly Support" bill for VCDL, votes for it in subcommitte, full committee, and on the Floor. His score for that bill would be 10: 2 for introducing a pro-gun bill + 2 for introducing a bill on VCDL's behalf + 2 for the subcommittee vote + 2 for for the full committee vote + 2 for the Floor vote.
If two legislators have the same pro-gun percentage, then the higher pro-gun score determines which legislator has the better voting record.
Note: Legislators that are on certain key committees, like the House Militia, Police, and Public Safety, will have many more votes to score than someone who is not on that committee and can only vote on gun bills when they are on the Floor. In fact some legislators may not get to vote on a bill at all if the bill is pocket vetoed or never reaches either a full committee or the Floor.
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