Virginia House of Delegates

The Virginia House of Delegates is the lower chamber of Virginia's state legislature, responsible for creating laws, passing budgets, and representing residents’ interests. Comprising 100 elected members called delegates, each represents a specific district in Virginia. They work alongside the Virginia Senate to develop state policies, debate bills, and serve on committees. The House of Delegates plays a key role in shaping state laws and policies that impact daily life, from education and healthcare to transportation and public safety. Elections are held every two years, ensuring that representatives stay accountable to their constituents.