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Governor Kaine Appoints Delegate McClellan to Commission on Sexual
Assault Violence
Members of the Richmond delegation to the Virginia General Assembly
announce opposition to Ballot Question #1
Tropical Storm Ernesto Recovery Efforts
Governor Kaine Boosts Small Businesses
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Richmond Delegate Jennifer L. McClellan Honored by Virginia League of
Conservation Voters as a Delegate McClellan was interviewed by Coy Barefoot on "Charlottesville Right Now" about movement on the budget and her appointment to the Civil Rights Memorial Commission. You can hear the podcast at http://www.cvillepodcast.com/2006/06/05/charlottesville-right-nowvirginia/ Richmond Delegate Jennifer L. McClellan Honored by Virginia JayceesJune 5, 2006 Governor Kaine Signs Delegate
McClellan On May 26, 2006, Governor Kaine signed Delegate McClellan’s first bill to pass the General Assembly. HB 1327 allows a voter who applied for but has not received an absentee ballot to vote a provisional ballot at his polling place upon his signed statement that he has not received or voted an absentee ballot. Photos from the ceremony can be found in the gallery.
Delegate McClellan will co-sponsor a town
hall meeting with Senator Benjamin Lambert and Delegate Frank Hall to
talk about the Medicare Prescription Drug Program on Delegate McClellan featured in Sorensen Institute Promotional Video. March 22, 2006 At its recent Gala on March 22, the Sorensen Institute unveiled its new promotional video, which includes interviews with Senator John Warner, Governor Tim Kaine, former Governor Mark Warner, and many others. You can view the entire video at http://blog.sorenseninstitute.org/blog/_archives/2006/3/24/1839077.html.
General Assembly Adjourns Without A
Budget: March 11, 2006 Today the Virginia General Assembly adjourned without passing a budget for the 2006-2008 biennium. This marks the third time in six years that the Republican-controlled General Assembly failed to fulfill its constitutional duty to produce a state budget within 60 days. “Gridlock once again hits Richmond after a head-on collision between the House and Senate Republican leadership over fixing our transportation woes,” stated Jennifer L. McClellan of Richmond. “The Governor has called a Special Session to try to craft a transportation package, not to mention a budget, out of the wreckage,” she continued. “In the meantime, we sit and wait.” Governor Timothy M. Kaine ordered a special session of the General Assembly to begin on Monday, March 27, 2006, urging legislators to use the two-week break to continue efforts to produce a long-term, statewide, transportation solution that protects funding for education, public safety, health care, and job creation. The House Democrats, Senate Democrats, Senate Republicans, and Governor Kaine stand united and committed to providing this Commonwealth with a transportation plan that is based on the following principles: · Not raiding the General Fund for transportation; · Linking development and transportation planning; · Locking up the Transportation Trust Fund; · Developing a sustainable source of revenue; · Reforming VDOT; · Committing approximately $1 billion annually to the Commonwealth’s transportation needs.
Black Caucus touts achievements
Delegate McClellan On House Rejection of Cabinet Nominee Danny LeBlanc
Delegate McClellan Gains Tax Relief for Seniors
Del.
Jenn McClellan Represents Richmond but Her Roots are in Matoaca Black Caucus targets roads, contracts January 19, 2006, Richmond Times Dispatch
Primary Results
McClellan is victor in
71st District
June 8, 2005
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May 2, 2005 Style Weekly - February 9, 2005 - Jennifer in "Street Talk"
Henrico County Democratic
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