Senate Bill 1137 Serious Mental Illness Exemption from Death Penalty, Fiscal Impact Statement for Proposed Legislation, 2018 December 19
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FullscreenRichard L. Anderson House Vote on SB 1393 NO (56 - 32D, 24 R): R Woodbridge Richard P. Bell R Staunton Mark J. Berg R Winchester C. Matthew Fariss R Rustberg would have changed his vote Peter F. Farrell R Richmond anti-dp Gregory D. Habeeb R Salem doesn't like dp Christopher T. Head R Roanoke R. Steven Landes R Verona ames M. LeMunyon R Chantilly opposed to dp L. Scott Lingamfelter R Woodbridge G. Manoli Loupassi R Richmond Robert G. Marshall R Manassas James W. Morefield R Tazewell might have changed his vote Rick L. Morris R Carrollton * pro-dp Christopher K. Peace _R Mechanicsville David I. Ramadan R Dulles Roxann L. Robinson R Richmond Thomas Davis Rust R Herndon retiring Edward T. Scott R Culpeper Scott W. Taylor I VA Beach Ronald A. Villanueva Michael J. Webert R VA Beach voted for bill in committee R Marshall oseph R. Yost R Pearisburg Speaker Wm Howell R Fredericksburg _???
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