As you maybe aware, none of the leftist elitists have yet listened to our calls. Look at the alert from VCDL below. If your rep is in "YEAS", they voted against our will and you must CALL them NOW. I have called and emailed my delegate, Carrol Foy, numerous times and reminding her that she represents us, which include sanctuary locations (part of Stafford and Prince William) and not Fairfax, Richmond or New York. She has voted in full defiance of what her constituents wants and thus, we will need to do everything in our power to ensure she is not reelected and if lucky, recalled.

I got the same thing emailed but my Legislator is not in the list???

They are defiant. They feel they are above us.

Maybe they will listen when the votes are counted.

Any excuse absentee voting and removing the photo id requirement means they will never be out of power again.

We must keep up the pressure!!!! Contact your rep!!

Very bad bills will be voted on tomorrow by your delegate! Even if it falls on deaf ears, contact your delegate now!!

https://act.nraila.org/actions/campaigns/7691

After dozens of emails and phone calls to my delegate (Carrol Foy), she, like many others like her, still voted against the rights of the people she is to represent. I am now believing that no matter how much we try to reason with our legislators through calls, rallies, etc., we will be ignored. It is obvious that the will of a few in Fairfax, Richmond, money from New York and California will be imposed on us.

Until we have identified replacements for the legislators and truly get the recall effort started, we will have to face some very serious problems which will be forced upon us. Does it now just come down to which new laws we comply with and which ones we don't?

I believe Stafford Cointy voted to be a 2a sanctuary. In meantime we can keep presure on local govts & commonwealth attorneys to not enforce unconstitutional laws (ie: any law that interfers with "keeping" & "bearing" arms.)

They’re listening
https://apple.news/ACvZxj2FwTTWx8HOyjI_Hdw

Unfortunately, I believe Northam and his goons will enforce some of the laws and bypass the locality’s resources, just as the ATF does. Being in a sanctuary does not offer much legal protection.

These bills have cleared the house as of 1Feb. As you can count the “Yeas”, you will see these delegates are not listening.

HB 2, Universal Background Checks – worse than the Senate bill in that is even applies to loaning a firearm to someone, including while hunting. Passed on a 54 to 46 vote. All bad votes were partisan and the good vote was bipartisan with one Democrat, Roslyn Tyler, voting against HB 2.
YEAS--Adams, D.M., Aird, Askew, Ayala, Bagby, Bourne, Bulova, Carr, Carroll Foy, Carter, Cole, J.G., Convirs-Fowler, Delaney, Gooditis, Guy, Guzman, Hayes, Helmer, Heretick, Herring, Hope, Hudson, Hurst, Jenkins, Jones, Keam, Kory, Krizek, Levine, Lindsey, Lopez, McQuinn, Mugler, Mullin, Murphy, Plum, Price, Rasoul, Reid, Roem, Samirah, Scott, Sickles, Simon, Simonds, Subramanyam, Sullivan, Torian, Tran, VanValkenburg, Ward, Watts, Willett, Madam Speaker--54.

NAYS--Adams, L.R., Austin, Avoli, Batten, Bell, Bloxom, Brewer, Byron, Campbell, J.L., Campbell, R.R., Cole, M.L., Collins, Cox, Coyner, Davis, Edmunds, Fariss, Fowler, Freitas, Gilbert, Head, Hodges, Kilgore, Knight, LaRock, Leftwich, Marshall, McGuire, McNamara, Miyares, Morefield, O'Quinn, Orrock, Poindexter, Ransone, Robinson, Runion, Rush, Tyler, Walker, Wampler, Ware, Webert, Wilt, Wright, Wyatt--46.

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HB 9, lost or stolen firearms to be reported within 24 hours. Passed on a vote of 55 to 44. The bad votes included two bipartisan-votes from Republicans Carrie Coyner and Roxanne Robinson. The good votes were also bipartisan with Democrat Roslyn Tyler opposing the bill:
YEAS--Adams, D.M., Aird, Askew, Ayala, Bagby, Bourne, Carr, Carroll Foy, Carter, Cole, J.G., Convirs-Fowler, Coyner, Delaney, Gooditis, Guy, Guzman, Hayes, Helmer, Heretick, Herring, Hope, Hudson, Hurst, Jenkins, Jones, Keam, Kory, Krizek, Levine, Lindsey, Lopez, McQuinn, Mugler, Mullin, Murphy, Plum, Price, Rasoul, Reid, Robinson, Roem, Samirah, Scott, Sickles, Simon, Simonds, Subramanyam, Sullivan, Torian, Tran, VanValkenburg, Ward, Watts, Willett, Madam Speaker--55.

NAYS--Adams, L.R., Austin, Avoli, Batten, Bell, Bloxom, Brewer, Byron, Campbell, J.L., Campbell, R.R., Cole, M.L., Collins, Cox, Davis, Edmunds, Fariss, Fowler, Freitas, Gilbert, Head, Hodges, Kilgore, Knight, LaRock, Leftwich, Marshall, McGuire, McNamara, Miyares, Morefield, O'Quinn, Orrock, Poindexter, Ransone, Runion, Rush, Tyler, Walker, Wampler, Ware, Webert, Wilt, Wright, Wyatt--44.

NOT VOTING--Bulova--1.

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HB 421, shreds much of Virginia's firearms preemption laws, allowing localities to create a mishmash of gun laws. Passed on a narrow two-vote margin of 50 to 48. Bad votes were partisan, good votes were bipartisan with Democrats Bulova, Carter, and Tyler opposing the bill.
YEAS--Adams, D.M., Aird, Askew, Ayala, Bagby, Bourne, Carr, Carroll Foy, Cole, J.G., Delaney, Gooditis, Guy, Guzman, Hayes, Helmer, Herring, Hope, Hudson, Hurst, Jenkins, Jones, Keam, Kory, Krizek, Levine, Lindsey, Lopez, McQuinn, Mugler, Mullin, Murphy, Plum, Price, Rasoul, Reid, Roem, Samirah, Scott, Sickles, Simon, Simonds, Subramanyam, Sullivan, Torian, Tran, VanValkenburg, Ward, Watts, Willett, Madam Speaker--50.

NAYS--Adams, L.R., Austin, Avoli, Batten, Bell, Bloxom, Brewer, Bulova, Byron, Campbell, J.L., Campbell, R.R., Carter, Cole, M.L., Collins, Cox, Coyner, Davis, Edmunds, Fariss, Fowler, Freitas, Gilbert, Head, Hodges, Kilgore, Knight, LaRock, Leftwich, Marshall, McGuire, McNamara, Miyares, Morefield, O'Quinn, Orrock, Poindexter, Ransone, Robinson, Runion, Rush, Tyler, Walker, Wampler, Ware, Webert, Wilt, Wright, Wyatt--48.

NOT VOTING--Convirs-Fowler, Heretick--2.

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HB 1083, makes it a FELONY for someone to leave a loaded, unsecured handgun where someone under 18 can get access to it. Passed on a vote of 54 to 46. The bad votes were partisan and the good votes were bipartisan, with Tyler opposing the bill.
YEAS--Adams, D.M., Aird, Askew, Ayala, Bagby, Bourne, Bulova, Carr, Carroll Foy, Carter, Cole, J.G., Convirs-Fowler, Delaney, Gooditis, Guy, Guzman, Hayes, Helmer, Heretick, Herring, Hope, Hudson, Hurst, Jenkins, Jones, Keam, Kory, Krizek, Levine, Lindsey, Lopez, McQuinn, Mugler, Mullin, Murphy, Plum, Price, Rasoul, Reid, Roem, Samirah, Scott, Sickles, Simon, Simonds, Subramanyam, Sullivan, Torian, Tran, VanValkenburg, Ward, Watts, Willett, Madam Speaker--54.

NAYS--Adams, L.R., Austin, Avoli, Batten, Bell, Bloxom, Brewer, Byron, Campbell, J.L., Campbell, R.R., Cole, M.L., Collins, Cox, Coyner, Davis, Edmunds, Fariss, Fowler, Freitas, Gilbert, Head, Hodges, Kilgore, Knight, LaRock, Leftwich, Marshall, McGuire, McNamara, Miyares, Morefield, O'Quinn, Orrock, Poindexter, Ransone, Robinson, Runion, Rush, Tyler, Walker, Wampler, Ware, Webert, Wilt, Wright, Wyatt--46.

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HB 674, Red Flag law. This bill is worse than the one that passed the Senate. Passed on a vote of 52 to 46. The bad votes were partisan and the good votes were bipartisan with Democrats Carter and Tyler opposing the bill.
YEAS--Adams, D.M., Aird, Askew, Ayala, Bagby, Bourne, Bulova, Carr, Carroll Foy, Cole, J.G., Convirs-Fowler, Delaney, Gooditis, Guy, Guzman, Hayes, Helmer, Heretick, Herring, Hope, Hudson, Hurst, Jenkins, Jones, Keam, Kory, Krizek, Levine, Lindsey, Lopez, McQuinn, Mugler, Mullin, Murphy, Plum, Price, Rasoul, Reid, Roem, Samirah, Scott, Sickles, Simonds, Subramanyam, Sullivan, Torian, Tran, VanValkenburg, Ward, Watts, Willett, Madam Speaker--52.

NAYS--Adams, L.R., Austin, Avoli, Batten, Bell, Bloxom, Brewer, Byron, Campbell, J.L., Campbell, R.R., Carter, Cole, M.L., Collins, Cox, Coyner, Davis, Edmunds, Fowler, Freitas, Gilbert, Head, Hodges, Kilgore, Knight, LaRock, Leftwich, Marshall, McGuire, McNamara, Miyares, Morefield, O'Quinn, Orrock, Poindexter, Ransone, Robinson, Runion, Rush, Tyler, Walker, Wampler, Ware, Webert, Wilt, Wright, Wyatt--46.

NOT VOTING--Fariss, Simon--2.

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HB 812, One Handgun a Month. This bill is worse than the one that passed the Senate in that it has no exception for CHP holders, the most law-abiding of the law-abiding. Passed on a vote of 53 to 47. Bad votes were partisan and good votes were bipartisan with Democrats Carter and Tyler voting against the bill.
YEAS--Adams, D.M., Aird, Askew, Ayala, Bagby, Bourne, Bulova, Carr, Carroll Foy, Cole, J.G., Convirs-Fowler, Delaney, Gooditis, Guy, Guzman, Hayes, Helmer, Heretick, Herring, Hope, Hudson, Hurst, Jenkins, Jones, Keam, Kory, Krizek, Levine, Lindsey, Lopez, McQuinn, Mugler, Mullin, Murphy, Plum, Price, Rasoul, Reid, Roem, Samirah, Scott, Sickles, Simon, Simonds, Subramanyam, Sullivan, Torian, Tran, VanValkenburg, Ward, Watts, Willett, Madam Speaker--53.

NAYS--Adams, L.R., Austin, Avoli, Batten, Bell, Bloxom, Brewer, Byron, Campbell, J.L., Campbell, R.R., Carter, Cole, M.L., Collins, Cox, Coyner, Davis, Edmunds, Fariss, Fowler, Freitas, Gilbert, Head, Hodges, Kilgore, Knight, LaRock, Leftwich, Marshall, McGuire, McNamara, Miyares, Morefield, O'Quinn, Orrock, Poindexter, Ransone, Robinson, Runion, Rush, Tyler, Walker, Wampler, Ware, Webert, Wilt, Wright, Wyatt--47.