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Virginia General Assembly

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Congress

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House of Representatives

District	Representative	Party	Hometown
01	Rob Wittman	R	Westmoreland
02	Glenn C. Nye, III	R	Norfolk
03	Robert C. Scott	D	Newport News
04	J. Randy Forbes	R	Chesapeake
05	Tom Perriello	R	Charlottesville
06	Bob Goodlatte	R	Roanoke
07	Eric Cantor	R	Richmond
08	James P. Moran	D	Arlington
09	Rick Boucher	D	Abingdon
10	Frank R. Wolf	R	Vienna
11	Gerald "Gerry" E. Connolly	R	Fairfax

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Federal Firearm Legislation

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Senate Bills

House Bills

Information on how to contact your U.S. Representative and U.S. Senators are listed above. You can also call the main numbers at the Capitol. Because mail takes so long to reach legislators due to increased screening, you best form of communication is a phone call. The main number for the House of Representatives is (202) 225-3121.  U.S. Senators can be reached at (202) 224-3121.

Virginia Legislative Update

The 2009 Session of the Virginia General Assembly will convene on January 14, 2009.

The 2009 Legislative Tracking Form is now available. You can also check legislation by visiting the Legislative Information System Bills and Resolutions. You can check by subject by accessing Bills by Subject. Most firearms bills are listed under the heading “Weapons.”

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