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Jennifer McClellan at the General Assembly
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Jennifer McClellan accepting the VEA Legislative Champion Award

Latest News

Feb8
Senate backs nepotism clause for local officials
Richmond Times-Dispatch

Read Jim Nolan and Olympia Meola’s article in the Richmond Times-Dispatch on budget amendments passed in the Senate and House of Delegates.

Feb8
Add ‘Em to Your Contacts
Richmond Magazine

I’m honored to be included in Richmond Magazine’s list of a handful of people who commit a fair amount of passion and energy to the region.

Feb8
Virginia ABC to cut workers’ hours
WRIC ABC 8

Watch the news segment on WRIC Channel 8 in Richmond on Governor’s budget proposal to limit part-time state employees to less than 30 hours per week in order to avoid having to provide health benefits to these employees as required under the Affordable Healthcare Act.

Feb6
Del. McClellan honors Black History Month
Del. McClellan honors Black History Month

In remarks on the House floor, Del. McClellan shared stories about the lasting impact of legislation passed during the Jim Crow era.

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Our Newsletters

Sep15

2017 Report to the 9th Senate District

Read my Report to the 9th Senate District for a summary of key legislation, as well as my bills, that passed during the 2017 General Assembly Session.

Aug1

Newsletter: August Update - Sales Tax Holiday

Virginia's Sales Tax Holiday begins on Friday, August 4th and runs through Sunday, August 6th. During the sales tax holiday, you can buy qualifying school supplies, clothing, footwear, hurricane and emergency preparedness items, and Energy Star and WaterSense products without paying sales tax.
 
Detailed lists of qualifying items and more information for retailers can be found in the 2017 Sales Tax Holiday Guidelines.
 
Jul12

Newsletter: July Update - New Laws In Effect

On July 1, 2017, the majority of legislation passed by the 2017 General Assembly Session took effect. In Due Course, published by the Division of Legislative Services, gives a good overview of newly effective enacted laws that is likely to affect the daily lives of Virginians.  
 
Complete information on actions of the 2017 Session can be found on the Legislative Information System website.

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