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• HB 76 Political campaign advertisements; disclosure requirements, advertisements placed, etc.
• HB 1628 Absentee voting; persons age 65 or older.
• HB 1641 Absentee voting; no-excuse absentee.
• HB 1658 Vote by mail; Department of Elections to develop a pilot program.
• HB 1699 Campaign finance; prohibited personal use of campaign funds, civil penalty.
• HB 1707 Campaign finance; audits of campaign finance reports for certain campaign committees.
• HB 1726 Mail voter registration application forms; distribution to certain public and private institutions.
• HB 1794 Early voting; any registered voter allowed to vote early without providing reason, etc.
• HB 1795 Student voters; Virginia voter registration.
• HB 1800 Correctional facilities, local; voting information for persons incarcerated.
• HB 1829 Public campaign financing; counties and cities may establish for certain offices.
• HB 1904 Voter registration; registration on election day, registration of provisional voters, etc.
• HB 1958 Campaign finance; political action committees established by investor-owned electric utilities.
• HB 1959 Absentee voting; no-excuse in-person available 21 days prior to election.
• HB 1977 Voter identification; accepted forms of identification.
• HB 1984 Legal holidays; Election Day.
• HB 1993 Recounts; special election to be held in the case of a tie vote.
• HB 1996 Congressional and state legislative districts; standards and criteria.
• HB 2048 Elections; changes date of June primary election and May general election.
• HB 2069 Campaign finance; prohibited contributions to candidates.
• HB 2092 Campaign finance; direct contributions from corporations and business entities prohibited.
• HB 2097 Elections for certain offices, ranked choice voting, pilot program.
• HB 2200 Voter referendum; independent redistricting commission.
• HB 2266 Voter registration; confirmation of citizenship, E-Verify program.
• HB 2390 Voter registration; automatic voter registration.
• HB 2422 Presidential electors; National Popular Vote Compact.
• HB 2447 Super precincts; pilot program.
• HB 2565 Voter identification; repeal of photo identification requirements.
• HB 2588 Military-overseas ballots; electronic return of voted ballots, pilot program.
• HB 2683 Polling places; extending hours.
• HB 2709 Early voting; any registered voter allowed to vote early without providing reason, etc.
• HB 2716 Elections and voter registration; early voting, same day voter registration.
• HB 2732 Campaign contribution limits; civil penalty.
• HB 2751 County board of supervisors or city council; elections for members, ranked choice voting.
• HB 2757 Recounts; procedure for certain ballots.
• HB 2774 Minority language accessibility; voting and election materials.
• HB 2781 Procedures at polling place; announcing voter's address.
• HB 2787 Virginia voter registration system; security plans and procedures, remedying security risks.
• HJ 577 United States Constitution; ratifies Equal Rights Amendment.
• HJ 578 Constitutional amendment; right to vote (first reference).
• HJ 579 United States Constitution; ratifies Equal Rights Amendment.
• HJ 582 Constitutional amendment; Virginia Redistricting Commission established (first reference).
• HJ 583 United States Constitution; ratifies Equal Rights Amendment.
• HJ 584 Constitutional amendment; Governor's term of office (first reference).
• HJ 585 Constitutional amendment; joint election of Governor and Lieutenant Governor (first reference).
• HJ 598 Constitutional amendment; qualifications of voters and the right to vote (first reference).
• HJ 608 Constitutional amendment; Governor's term of office (first reference).
• HJ 627 Constitutional amendment; electoral college (first reference).
• HJ 639 Constitutional amendment; Virginia Nonpartisan Redistricting Commission created.
• HJ 640 Constitutional amendment; qualifications to vote, restoration of civil rights (first reference).
• HJ 642 Constitutional amendment; Virginia Redistricting Commission, shortest split methodology.
• HJ 650 Constitutional amendment; Virginia Redistricting Commission established (first reference).
• HJ 657 Constitutional amendment; real property tax exemption, surviving spouse of a disabled veteran.
• HJ 672 Constitutional amendment; Governor's term of office (first reference).
• HJ 678 Constitutional amendment; qualifications of voters, 16-year-olds permitted to vote.
• HJ 683 Constitutional amendment; Transportation Funds (first reference).
• HJ 715 Constitutional amendment; abortion, state funding prohibited (first reference).
• HJ 723 Constitutional amendment; essential and emergency spending (first reference).
• SB 591 Post-election audits; definition.
• SB 1016 Form of ballot; party identification of certain candidates.
• SB 1102 Congressional & legislative district boundaries; alignment with boundaries of counties & cities.
• SB 1250 Voter registration; absentee voting, prohibited changes to voter registration record.
• SJ 283 Constitutional amendment; qualification of voters, restoration of civil rights.
• SJ 284 United States Constitution; ratifies Equal Rights Amendment.