Delegate Sal Iaquinto (R-Virginia Beach)

Party Republican Photo of Sal Iaquinto
District 84: City of Virginia Beach (part) [map]
Took Office January 2006
Next Election November 2009
Committees Counties, Cities and Towns, Courts of Justice, General Laws
Website saliaquinto.com
Fundraising $68,427 cash on hand (From VPAP)
Copatroning Habits 77% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 82% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 65% of them are Republicans.
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Donor Sector Total
Virginia Trial Lawyers Assoc Attorneys & law firms $5,000
Thole, Ben Uncoded $4,000
Intellisuites Llc Uncoded $3,600
Amerigroup Corp HMOs $3,000
Virginia Bankers Assoc Commercial banks & bank holding companies $3,000
Allen Allen Allen & Allen Attorneys & law firms $3,000
Home Builders Assoc Of Virginia Residential construction $2,500
Anderson Financial Services/Loanmax Payday/Title Loans $2,500
Associated Distributors Liquor wholesalers $2,500
Kemper Consulting Lobbyists & public relations $2,348

Data provided by The National Institute on Money in State Politics.

Recent Mentions on Blogs

Waldo Jaquith: The legislature?s most prolific copatrons.

June 10, 2009
The more time that I spend mapping the social relationships of legislators via their copatroning habits, the more fascinated that I am by this mechanism of exploring the General Assembly. It really is a powerful tool. (To see one of the ways I?m using it on Richmond Sunlight now, check out HB1721 , SB1436 , or HB2482 , where you can see a graph indicating the average partisan position of each bill?s cosponsors.) Here?s a less thoughtful usage of this data, but no less interesting: a listi...

The Jeffersoniad Aggregator: [Bearing Drift :: Virginia Politics and Podcasts] Del. Sal Iaquinto: Accountable

February 17, 2009
Those looking for the path the Republican Party should take for any rebound from recent Democrat victories need to look no further than the 84th district. Del. Sal Iaquinto is racking up points by excelling at what used to be considered the basics - responsiveness to constituents, crafting legislation that helps and protects, keeping voters informed, and doing the right things. Sal?s bill to put ignition interlock on DUI convicts(HB2041). Sal?s bill prohibiting sales of recalled children?s t...

Bearing Drift :: Virginia Politics On-Demand: Del. Sal Iaquinto: Accountable

February 17, 2009
Those looking for the path the Republican Party should take for any rebound from recent Democrat victories need to look no further than the 84th district. Del. Sal Iaquinto is racking up points by excelling at what used to be considered the basics - responsiveness to constituents, crafting legislation that helps and protects, keeping voters informed, and doing the right things. Sal?s bill to put ignition interlock on DUI convicts(HB2041). Sal?s bill prohibiting sales of recalled children?s t...

Bearing Drift :: Virginia Politics On-Demand: Bills to watch

February 15, 2009
This is one of the more fun weeks in the General Assembly, as the House and the Senate take one look at each other?s hard work and dump it into the nearest trash bin. A few bills warrant a little bit of watching. HB1579 This is Glenn Oder?s bill to make economic development projects help fund the roads they need, (for example, port growth pays for new roads). It?s so popular this year that many House Democrats ended up voting for it, even though they opposed it every step of the way (cough...

The Jeffersoniad Aggregator: [Bearing Drift :: Virginia Politics and Podcasts] Bills to watch

February 15, 2009
This is one of the more fun weeks in the General Assembly, as the House and the Senate take one look at each other?s hard work and dump it into the nearest trash bin. A few bills warrant a little bit of watching. HB1579 This is Glenn Oder?s bill to make economic development projects help fund the roads they need, (for example, port growth pays for new roads). It?s so popular this year that many House Democrats ended up voting for it, even though they opposed it every step of the way (cough...
Recent Mentions in the Media

The Virginian-Pilot: Va. Beach student Lauren Cootes deserves a diploma

June 15, 2009
Del. Sal Iaquinto, a Virginia Beach Republican, began working the phones last week to help Lauren. He said the law must be changed to allow exceptions.and more »

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