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Legislative Data James Madison University -Legislative Data Fall 2017 In‐State Enrollment and Alumni by House of Delegates Total District # Representatitive Party Undergraduate Graduate NDS Enrollment Total Alumni 1 Terry G. Kilgore Republican 13 1 1 15 29 2 Jennifer D. Carroll Foy Democrat 150 6 2 158 360 3 James W. (Will) Morefield Republican 10 2 0 12 70 4 Todd E. Pillion Republican 15 3 0 18 81 5 Israel D. O'Quinn Republican 29 1 0 30 107 6 Jeffrey L. Campbell Republican 39 3 1 43 107 7 L. Nick Rush Republican 44 3 1 48 207 8 Gregory D. Habeeb Republican 122 13 5 140 677 9 Charles D. Poindexter Republican 59 9 7 75 269 10 Wendy W. Gooditis Democrat 326 15 15 356 1304 11 Sam Rasoul Democrat 47 3 2 52 411 12 Chris L. Hurst Democrat 30 2 1 33 221 13 Danica A. Roem Democrat 154 8 4 166 592 14 Daniel W. Marshall III Republican 54 2 0 56 232 15 C. Todd Gilbert Republican 224 33 20 277 1613 16 Leslie R. (Les) Adams Republican 47 6 8 61 262 17 Christopher T. Head Republican 144 11 11 166 669 18 Michael J. Webert Republican 187 10 5 202 804 19 Terry L. Austin Republican 105 8 2 115 573 20 Richard P. Bell Republican 173 47 39 259 1926 21 Kelly K. Convirs‐Fowler Democrat 95 4 0 99 331 22 Kathy J. Byron Republican 66 12 2 80 405 23 T. Scott Garrett Republican 77 5 0 82 489 24 Benjamin L. Cline Republican 96 24 4 124 939 25 R. Steven Landes Republican 341 33 13 387 3269 26 Tony O. Wilt Republican 338 50 10 398 4128 27 Roxann L. Robinson Republican 140 5 0 145 775 28 Rober M. (Bob) Thomas Jr. Republican 140 11 3 154 569 29 Christopher E. Collins Republican 192 22 7 221 1230 30 Nicholas J. (Nick) Freitas Republican 138 16 14 168 781 31 Elizabeth R. Guzman Democrat 221 9 2 232 721 32 David A. Reid Democrat 431 18 3 452 1395 33 David A. LaRock Republican 430 28 9 467 1384 34 Kathleen J. Murphy Democrat 336 11 1 348 1127 35 Mark L. Keam Democrat 179 9 2 190 1045 36 Kenneth R. Plum Democrat 204 12 8 224 988 37 David L. Bulova Democrat 180 8 12 200 941 38 Kaye Kory Democrat 112 2 0 114 553 39 Vivian E. Watts Democrat 159 7 1 167 773 40 Timothy D. Hugo Republican 371 21 7 399 1429 41 Eileen Filler‐Corn Democrat 267 11 0 278 1052 42 Kathy K. L. Tran Democrat 278 10 0 288 1060 43 Mark D. Sickles Democrat 116 9 1 126 623 44 Paul E. Krizek Democrat 143 2 0 145 514 45 Mark H. Levine Democrat 69 7 2 78 909 46 Charniele L. Herring Democrat 53 4 1 58 426 47 Patrick A. Hope Democrat 98 4 11 113 1466 48 Richard C. (Rip) Sullivan Jr. Democrat 140 4 4 148 1018 49 Alfonso H. Lopez Democrat 53 2 1 56 598 50 Lee J. Carter Democrat 187 8 1 196 621 51 Hala S. Ayala Democrat 210 17 3 230 767 Source: James Madison University Erollment Data and Virginia Department of Legislative Services Office of Institutional Research | Phone: 540‐568‐7208 | Fax: 540‐568‐7846 James Madison University -Legislative Data Fall 2017 In‐State Enrollment and Alumni by House of Delegates 52 Luke E. Torian Democrat 70 3 0 73 212 53 Marcus B. Simon Democrat 132 9 0 141 959 54 Robert D. Orrock Sr. Republican 181 10 0 191 629 55 Hyland F. (Buddy) Fowler Jr. Republican 233 19 1 253 1045 56 John J. Mcguire III Republican 285 19 7 311 1222 57 David J. Toscano Democrat 89 23 8 120 1130 58 Robert B. Bell Republican 200 29 8 237 1727 59 C. Matthew Fariss Republican 94 11 4 109 448 60 James E. Edmunds II Republican 45 4 0 49 206 61 Thomas C. Wright Jr. Republican 54 4 0 58 237 62 Riley E. Ingram Republican 61 5 0 66 380 63 Lashrecse D. Aird Democrat 29 3 0 32 133 64 Emily M. Brewer Republican 96 5 0 101 351 65 R. Lee Ware Republican 283 12 5 300 1206 66 M. Kirkland Cox Republican 192 10 3 205 666 67 Karrie K. Delaney Democrat 318 19 3 340 1453 68 Dawn M. Adams Democrat 212 12 1 225 1864 69 Betsy B. Carr Democrat 45 2 1 48 476 70 Delores L. McQuinn Democrat 52 3 0 55 189 71 Jeffrey M. Bourne Democrat 43 6 0 49 620 72 Schuyler T. VanValkenburg Democrat 237 13 2 252 1295 73 Debra H. Rodman Democrat 135 10 0 145 1033 74 Lamont Bagby Democrat 67 4 0 71 289 75 Roslyn C. Tyler Democrat 32 2 0 34 165 76 S. Chris Jones Republican 151 4 1 156 480 77 C. E. (Cliff) Hayes Jr. Democrat 116 51 10 177 70 78 James A. (Jay) Leftwich Jr. Republican 206 7 0 213 570 79 Stephen E. Heretick Democrat 16 1 0 17 208 80 Matthew James Democrat 30 4 0 34 178 81 Barry D. Knight Republican 351 50 21 427 511 82 Jason S. Miyares Republican 240 4 1 245 973 83 Christopher P. Stolle Republican 114 3 0 117 467 84 Glenn R. Davis Jr. Republican 183 5 1 189 428 85 Cheryl B. Turpin Democrat 68 6 0 74 333 86 Jennifer B. Boysko Democrat 239 13 4 256 975 87 John J. Bell Democrat 230 20 7 257 1151 88 Mark L. Cole Republican 162 13 3 178 661 89 Jerrauld C. (Jay) Jones Democrat 33 1 0 34 214 90 Joseph C. Lindsey Democrat 18 2 0 20 97 91 Gordon C. Helsel Jr. Republican 140 10 1 151 462 92 Jeion A. Ward Democrat 16 2 0 18 104 93 Michael P. Mullin Democrat 137 5 2 144 446 94 David E. Yancey Republican 77 2 5 84 375 95 Marcia S. (Cia) Price Democrat 21 2 0 23 84 96 Brenda L. Pogge Republican 163 9 2 174 696 97 Christopher K. Peace Republican 226 9 2 237 825 98 M. Keith Hodges Republican 183 84 15 282 402 99 Margaret B. Ransone Republican 186 25 12 223 472 100 Robert S. Bloxom Jr. Republican 238 50 20 258 261 *NDS stands for Non‐Degree Seeking Source: James Madison University Erollment Data and Virginia Department of Legislative Services Office of Institutional Research | Phone: 540‐568‐7208 | Fax: 540‐568‐7846.
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