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From the lens of Delegate Jackie Glass, ‘The Morning Do’ is a mix of current events, politics, and community updates with a call-to-responsibility that broadcasts live every Tuesday and Thursday morning on Facebook, YouTube, LinkedN, and Twitter. Watch the latest episode today!

The Norfolk Soil Sponge Project

Our campaign isn’t giving out yard signs and we aren’t doing standard meet and greets. Instead, we’re working to strategically plant trees and improve soils in Norfolk’s hottest neighborhoods to reduce temperatures while absorbing and retaining rain during flooding events.

Right now our campaign is looking for individuals in select parts of Norfolk to host tree giveaway and tree planting work days. If you live anywhere in one of the red parts of the city, sign up today and our campaign will be in touch with you as soon as possible.

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Legislation Introduced by Delegate Glass

in the 2023 General Assembly Session

HB 2032

HB 2032
Compensating victims of crime; awards from Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund.

HB2051

HB2051
Custodial interrogations; false statements to a child prohibited; inauthentic replica documents.

HB2052

HB2052
School boards; policies for excusing students from attendance at school; religious reasons.

HB2053

HB2053
Protect Virginia Grant Fund and Program created.

HB2055

HB2055
Office of the Chief Medical Examiner; surplus payroll funds.

HB2063

HB2063
Guardian ad litem; appointment, requested information, records, or reports.

HB2066

HB2066
Custodial interrogation of a child; statement of leniency.

HB2072

HB2072
Action of forfeiture; disposal of property; exemptions.

HB2090

HB2090
Standards of Quality; funding to support achievement of at-risk students.

HB2308

HB2308
Conduct of elections; electoral board to meet to ascertain results; permitted period of adjournment.

HB2355

HB2355
Solar energy generation facilities; consumer protection regulations.

HB2376

HB2376
Virginia Creative Economy Grant Fund and Program; established.

HB2477

HB2477
Care Economy Business Council; created, powers and duties, membership

Equity is possible in the 89th.

Before the pandemic, our city was grappling with inequitable development, deprivation of resources in non-wealthy communities, lack of engagement and transparency with residents across the city. 

What’s changed? Us. Now, more than ever, we realize that no matter where you call home, we are all neighbors. Our City is stronger than ever because of us. 

We must move forward with a sense of urgency to disrupt governance that provides space for racism, sexism, classism, ageism, and ableism.  Equity is possible in our city.  We have to choose it. 

Virginia's 89th House of Delegates District

89th District Voting Precincts – Second Presbyterian, Larchmont School, Ghent Square, Lambert’s Point, Larchmont Library, Maury, Chrysler Museum, Park Place, Taylor Elementary School, Stuart, Willard, Ballentine, Broad Creek, Lafayette-Winona, Lindenwood, Union Chapel, Berkley, Campostella, Chesterfield, Ruffner Academy, Young Park.

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