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Rich Anderson • 804.698.1051 • GA Room 406 Gardner, Claire • House Galloway, Ryan • House: Rich Anderson • 804.698.1051 • GA Room 406 Gardner, Claire • House: Bob Marshall • 804.698.1013 • GA Room 501 Goodman, Jessica • House: Barbara Comstock • 804.698.1034 • GA Room 407 Goodson, Dean • House: Tim Hugo • 804.698.1040 • GA Room 503 Goodwin, George • Senate: Thomas Garrett • 804.698.7522 • GA Room 323 Gordon, Stacie • House: Bob Tata • 804.698.1085 • GA Room 801 Graham, Meg • House: Jimmie Massie • 804.698.1072 • GA Room 516 Greenberg, Jill • House: Bob Purkey • 804.698.1082 • GA Room 415 Gross, Linda • House: Manoli Loupassi • 804.698.1068 • GA Room 520 Hall, Marty • House: James Morefield • 804.698.1003 • GA Room 714 Hazlewood, Mike • House: Keith Hodges • 804.698.1098 • GA Room 821 Henderson, L. Gail • Senate: Louise Lucas • 804.698.7518 • GA Room 426 Hendon, Dale • House: Mark Dudenhefer • 804.698.1002 • GA Room 408 Hensley, Joel • House: Michael Webert • 804.698.1018 • GA Room 510 Herman, Holly • Senate: Emmett Hanger • 804.698.7524 • GA Room 431 Higley, Stuart • Senate: Bill Carrico • 804.698.7540 • GA Room 312 Hoffmann, Carrie • House: Ron Villanueva • 804.698.1021 • GA Room 412 Holmes, Jacob • House: Israel O’Quinn • 804.698.1005 • GA Room 818 Hosmer, Cindy • Senate: Frank Ruff • 804.698.7515 • GA Room 328 Howard, Megan • House: Scott Surovell • 804.698.1044 • GA Room 708 Hudson, Renee • House: Bobby Orrock • 804.698.1054 • GA Room 411 Hull, Vickie • House: Tim Hugo • 804.698.1040 • GA Room 503 Hyde, Joan • House: Bob Brink • 804.698.1048 • GA Room 711 Inman, Cori • House: Dave Albo • 804. 698.1042 • GA Room 529 James, Shawneequa • House: Jeion Ward • 804. 698.1092 • GA Room 502 Johnson, Eric • House: David Ramadan • 804.698.1087 • GA Room 718 Jones, Elizabeth • House: Robert K. Krupicka Jr. • 804.698.1045 • GA Room 707 Jones, Jediah • Senate: Donald McEachin • 804.698.7509 • GA Room 428 Kim, Julia • House: Mark Keam • 804.698.1035 • GA Room 706 Kurk, Kate • House: Bill Howell • 804.698.1028 • GA Room 635 Layne, Betty Lou • House: Lacey Putney • 804.698.1019 • GA Room 947 Lewis, Patricia • Senate: Richard Stuart • 804.698.7528 • GA Room 305 Lore, Chris • Senate: Richard Black • 804.698.7513 • GA Room 308 MacDonald, Tristan • House: Onzlee Ware • 804.698.1011 • GA Room 816 Manley, Nicole • House: Ben Cline • 804.698.1024 • GA Room 722 Mattera, David • House: Betsy Carr • 804.698.1069 • GA Room 414 Matthews, John • House: Anne Crockett-Stark • 804.698.1006 • GA Room 819 Mazich, Emily • Senate: John Miller • 804.698.7501 • GA Room 306 McGiffin, Archer • House: John O’Bannon • 804.698.1073 • GA Room 521 McGuire, Garrett • House: Eileen Filler-Corn • 804.698.1041 • GA Room 705 McKenzie, Brent • Senate: Dave Marsden • 804.698.7537 • GA Room 307 Meersman, Marti • House: Jim LeMunyon • 804.698.1067 • GA Room 419 Miller, Gerald T. • House: Terry Kilgore • 804.698.1001 • GA Room 704 Moody Reddington, Sheryl • House: Johnny Joannou • 804.698.1079 • GA Room 423 Morris, Carolyn • Senate: Ryan McDougle • 804.698.7504 • GA Room 314 Muldoon, Janet • Senate: Richard Saslaw • 804.698.7535 • GA Room 613 Neilson, Kathy • Senate: Chap Petersen • 804.698.7534 • GA Room 317 New Craig, Christie • House: John Cosgrove • 804.698.1078 • GA Room 416 Newell, Phil • House: Luke Torian • 804.698.1052 • GA Room 508 Nixon, Ashley • Senate: Bryce Reeves • 804.698.7517 • GA Room 320 O’Connor, Brian • Senate: Bill Stanley • 804.698.7520 • GA Room 313 Odic, Severin • House: Bob Brink • 804.698.1048 • GA Room 711 Owen, Sarah • House: Scott Garrett • 804.698.1023 • GA Room 524 Papasodora-Cochrane, Karen • Senate: Harry Blevins • 804.698.7514 • GA Room 327 Payne, Jean • House: Edward Scott • 804.698.1030 • GA Room 525 Pegram, Christie “CJ” • House: Bob Tata • 804.698.1085 • GA Room 801 Peters, Jennifer • House: Margaret Ransone • 804.698.1099 • GA Room 809 60.
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