[Corin Stormhands]

How the House voted:

Voting yes: Alexander, Norfolk; Amundson, Fairfax; Armstrong, Henry; BaCote, Newport News; Barlow, Isle of Wight; Baskerville, Richmond; Bland, Petersburg; Brink, Arlington; Bryant, Lynchburg; Carrico, Grayson; Councill, Southampton; Dillard, Fairfax; Ebbin, Alexandria; Eisenberg, Arlington; Fralin, Roanoke; Hall, Richmond; Howell, A.T., Norfolk; Hull, Fairfax; Hurt, Pittsylvania; Ingram, Hopewell; Johnson, Washington County; Jones, D.C., Richmond; Jones, S.C., Suffolk; Keister, Pulaski; Lewis, Accomack; Marshall, D.W., Danville; May, Loudoun; Melvin, Portsmouth; Miles, Charles City; Moran, Alexandria; Morgan, Middlesex; Nutter, Montgomery; Oder, Newport News; Orrock, Caroline; Parrish, Manassas; Petersen, Fairfax; Phillips, Dickenson; Plum, Fairfax; Pollard, Lancaster; Rust, Fairfax; Scott, E.T., Madison; Scott, J.M., Fairfax; Shannon, Fairfax; Sickles, Fairfax; Spruill, Chesapeake; Stump, Buchanan; Tata, Virginia Beach; Van Landingham, Alexandria; Van Yahres, Charlottesville; Ward, Hampton; Ware, O., Roanoke; Watts, Fairfax.


Voting no: Abbitt, Appomattox; Albo, Fairfax; Athey, Warren; Bell, Albemarle; Black, Loudoun; Byron, Campbell; Callahan, Fairfax; Cline, Rockbridge; Cole, Spotsylvania; Cosgrove, Chesapeake; Cox, Colonial Heights; Drake, Norfolk; Dudley, Franklin County; Frederick, Prince William; Gear, Hampton; Griffith, Salem; Hargrove, Hanover; Hogan, Halifax; Howell, W.J., Stafford; Hugo, Fairfax; Janis, Henrico; Joannou, Portsmouth; Kilgore, Scott; Landes, Augusta; Lingamfelter, Prince William; Louderback, Page; Marrs, Chesterfield; Marshall, R.G, Prince William; McDonnell, Virginia Beach; McDougle, Hanover; McQuigg, Prince William; Nixon, Chesterfield; O'Bannon, Henrico; Purkey, Virginia Beach; Putney, Bedford; Rapp, York; Reese, Fairfax; Reid, Henrico; Saxman, Staunton; Sherwood, Frederick; Suit, Virginia Beach; Wardrup, Virginia Beach; Ware, R.L., Powhatan; Welch, Virginia Beach; Wright, Lunenburg.

Not voting: Hamilton, Newport News; Shuler, Montgomery; Weatherholtz, Rockingham.

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How the Senate voted:

Voting yes: Blevins, Chesapeake; Chichester, Stafford; Colgan, Prince William; Deeds, Bath; Devolites, Fairfax; Edwards, Roanoke; Hanger, Augusta; Hawkins, Pittsylvania; Houck, Spotsylvania; Howell, Fairfax; Lambert, Richmond; Locke, Hampton; Lucas, Portsmouth; Marsh, Richmond; Miller, Norfolk; Mims, Loudoun; Norment, James City; Potts, Winchester; Puckett, Russell; Puller, Fairfax; Quayle, Chesapeake; Reynolds, Henry; Ruff, Mecklenburg; Saslaw, Fairfax; Stolle, Virginia Beach; Stosch, Henrico; Ticer, Alexandria; Wampler, Bristol; Watkins, Powhatan; Whipple, Arlington; Williams, Newport News.

Voting no: Bolling, Hanover; Cuccinelli, Fairfax; Martin, Chesterfield; Newman, Lynchburg; Obenshain, Harrisonburg; O'Brien, Fairfax; Rerras, Norfolk; Wagner,Virginia Beach.

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Now we know who the criminals are.

[Gabz]

My district split....Rerras-NO.......Lewis-YES.

[iceskater]

Stosch's head should roll on this.
Traitor.

[iceskater]

Janis, Louderback and Cole - really need to be put on notice. If these idiots had shown up to that meeting, we wouldn't be having this conversation.

So they look good for voting no on the tax increases even tho their failure to attend a meeting resulted in the tax increases coming to the floor.

This just really boils my oil.

At least O'Bannon voted yes - he's at least an honest tax increaser.

[CJ Wolf]

Mims, Loudoun

He ran un-opposed last year. Even the democrats don't challenge him.

http://www.connectionnewspapers.com/article.asp?article=29751&paper=79&cat=167

"William "Bill" Mims (R) of Sterling, incumbent and a former 32nd District delegate, ran uncontested in the 33rd District where he has served as senator since 1998. "This is the first time I'm unopposed," Mims said. "I'm grateful for the vote of confidence. I'm looking forward to spending four more years in Richmond working to serve this district." Mims pointed to the importance of "the budget situation" in the county and the state's continuing to fund schools while trying to balance its own budget, along with his work on transportation safety. "

Well, if anyone want's to draft me I'll run, but it wont be for another 3 years...

[iceskater]

So, which of these criminals are going to vote to give us our money back when the truth FINALLY gets more play that TAX REVENUES ARE COMING IN AHEAD OF PROJECTIONS THIS YEAR!!!!!!! They absolutely did not "need" to raise our taxes by $1.3B when revenues are coming in like they are.

[insert Howard Dean scream][louder]