# Del. David Bulova (D-Fairfax)

Party
    Democratic
District
    37: County of Fairfax (part); City of Fairfax [map]
Took Office
    January 2006
Next Election
    November 2019
Committees
    Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources, Education, General Laws
Website
    davidbulova.com
Twitter
    @davidbulova
Copatroning Habits
    68% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 73% of them are Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 55% of them are Democrats. 
Bills Passed
    35% in 2017
Campaign Contributions
     cash on hand (December 1969 report)

## Bills

  * ‘18
  * ‘17
  * ‘16
  * ‘15
  * ‘14
  * ‘13
  * ‘12
  * ‘11
  * ‘10
  * ‘09
  * ‘08
  * ‘07
  * ‘06



  * HB86: Security freezes; elimination of fees.
  * HB87: Pro se minors; signing of pleading, motion, or other paper by next friend.
  * HB150: Child abuse and neglect; founded reports regarding former school employees.
  * HB196: Child abuse or neglect; extension of hearings to review findings by local depts. of social services.
  * HB297: Administrative Process Act; exempts certain guidance documents from Act.
  * HB358: Ground water management; subdivisions, technical evaluation.
  * HB377: Virginia Water Protection Permit; exception for stormwater management facility on dry land.
  * HB422: Alcoholic beverage control; sales by brewery on licensed premises.
  * HB438: School boards, local, etc.; prohibits assisting person for new job if engaged in misconduct w/minor.
  * HB439: Real Estate Board; licensees may assist in translation of real estate documents.
  * HB632: Career investigation courses and programs of instruction; Board of Education to establish.
  * HB922: Electric vehicle charging stations; local and public operation.
  * HB923: Common Interest Community Board; information on covenants, association disclosure packets.
  * HB925: Industrial & high-risk programs; locality to adopt, etc., runoff programs.
  * HB926: Human trafficking hotline; basic health care services facilities, civil penalty.
  * HB1191: Tuition, in-state; eligibility of certain individuals who have applied for asylum.
  * HB1273: Va. Alternative Energy & Coastal Protection Act; regulations to establish carbon dioxide cap, etc.
  * HB1417: HOT lanes on Interstate 66; operating hours.
  * HB1426: Va. FOIA; excludes certain information held by board of visitors of The College of William & Mary.
  * HB1430: Higher educational institution, public; crisis and emergency management plan, annual exercise.
  * HJ131: Tamil New Year Day; designating as April 14, 2019, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  * HJ148: Celebrating the life of David Clark Dowling.
  * HJ149: Commending the Lord Fairfax Charity Ride.
  * HJ189: Commending the Fairfax County Water Authority.
  * HJ203: Commending the Braddock Road Youth Club Travel Soccer 99 Elite Academy team.
  * HJ350: Commending FACETS.
  * HJ402: Celebrating the life of Lieutenant Colonel Walter Joseph Potock, USAF, Ret.
  * HJ403: Celebrating the life of John J. Harold.
  * HJ445: Commending 1st Stage Tysons Theatre.
  * HJ455: Commending Jeffrey C. Greenfield.
  * HJ459: Commending Eleanor D. Schmidt.



  * HB1552: Career and technical education; notification by school board to students and parents of programs.
  * HB1553: Property Owners' Association Act; actions taken by board of directors without a meeting.
  * HB1554: Property Owners' Association Act; amendment of declaration adopted prior to July 1, 2017.
  * HB1619: Watershed general permit; nutrient discharge, review of allocations by State Water Control Board.
  * HB1620: Open-end credit plans.
  * HB1675: Palliative care information and resources; VDH to make information available on its website.
  * HB1735: Conditional rezoning proffers; provisions applicable to certain proffers.
  * HB1764: Regional school boards; full-time virtual school programs.
  * HB1765: Circuit court; failure to appear in accordance with condition of bail, etc.
  * HB2082: Standards of quality; biennial review by Board of Education.
  * HB2307: Cover sheet for deed; property subject to the Property Owners' Association Act.
  * HB2431: School property; retail fee-based electric vehicle charging stations.
  * HB2432: Teachers and other school personnel; investigation of certain complaints, license revocation.
  * HB2433: Alcoholic beverage control; cider shall be treated as wine for all purposes of ABC law.
  * HJ573: Pongal Day.
  * HJ704: Study; Secretary of Natural Resources and Secretary of Education; environmental education; report.
  * HJ795: Commending Valluvan Tamil Academy.
  * HJ873: Celebrating the life of Mary Jones Baldwin.
  * HJ874: Commending the City of Fairfax Band Association.
  * HJ1057: Commending So Jung Lim.



  * HB189: Satisfactory evidence of identity; United States Passport Book and United States Passport Card.
  * HB190: Northern Virginia Transportation Authority; use of population estimate in connection with decisions.
  * HB208: Tributary plans; repeals provisions that prescribe content of plans as part of tributary strategies.
  * HB404: Equitable distribution; transfer of separate property.
  * HB407: Interstate 66; designation of HOV lanes.
  * HB438: Sediment reduction credits; use by Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Systems (MS4) permittees.
  * HB512: Subdivision ordinance; provisions.
  * HB554: Confidentiality of information about victims of certain crimes.
  * HB916: Interstate 66; prohibits imposition or collection of tolls on any component.
  * HB1084: Minors; abduction for purpose of prostitution.
  * HB1085: Stormwater Local Assistance Fund; established.
  * HB1365: High school graduation; Board of Education's requirements.
  * HB1374: Interstate 66; Commonwealth Transportation Board may impose tolls to use.
  * HJ338: Celebrating the life of Jack Lewis Hiller.
  * HR219: Commending the Fairfax, City of, Independence Day Parade.
  * HR225: Celebrating the life of Charles Edward Camper.



  * HB1471: Affordable housing; City of Fairfax added to list of localities with authority to provide.
  * HB1515: Maternity patients; information about safe sleep environments for infants.
  * HB1516: Wildlife traps; use of remote trap-checking technology.
  * HB1535: Tributary strategies; removes requirement for Secretary of Natural Resources to provide a report.
  * HB1536: Water Quality Improvement Act; references to obsolete tributary strategy plans.
  * HB1632: Common Interest Community Board; duties.
  * HB1634: Farm winery; licensees allowed to manufacture wine containing 21% or less of alcohol by volume.
  * HB1653: Voter identification; accepted forms of identification.
  * HB1667: Conflicts of Interests Acts, and Gen