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2025 General Assembly Wrap-up

The 2025 Virginia General Assembly adjourned on February 22nd, sending over 800 bills, including the budget bill, to the Governor. Governor Youngkin has until March… Read More

STATEMENT ON LACKEY, COMMISSIONER OF THE VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES v. STINNIE ET AL

Today, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision in Lackey v. Stinnie.  The decision sided with the government, saying that people who win preliminary court relief… Read More

Advocates and legislators push for increased pay and protections for essential agricultural workers

Heat stress prevention and minimum wage legislation will support workers in Virginia.  Richmond, VA — Today, at a press conference at the General Assembly… Read More

General Assembly LAJC’s Priorities 2025

HOUSING: HB 2175 (Del. Clark) / SB 1136 (Sen. Boysko) Anti-Rent Gouging: Allowing localities to limit abusive rent increases for tenants.   Supporting the Allies for… Read More

2024 General Assembly Wrap-up

The General Assembly completed its reconvened (“veto”) session last month, and we wanted to provide a more complete rundown of outcomes for our legislative priorities. Read More

Governor Youngkin’s Veto Denies Minimum Wage Protections for Virginia’s Farmworkers

HB157 would have corrected a vestige of the Jim Crow Era and protected some of our most vulnerable workers RICHMOND, VA – Today, during National… Read More

LAJC’s priorities at the end of the 2024 General Assembly Session

That’s a wrap! The 2024 Regular General Assembly Session officially ended on Friday, March 9. There were 3,594 bills introduced this session; 2,280 of those bills… Read More

LAJC Priority Bills Update

We have reached the halfway point for the 2024 General Assembly Session. For the past month, LAJC and our community partners have been actively doing… Read More

Crossover Update: General Assembly LAJC’s Priorities 2025

The process of the General Assembly is a marathon, not a sprint; it can take many years to get something passed, but every year is… Read More

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