Glen Sturtevant
@GlenSturtevant • 9,635 subscribers
Virginia state senator
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Flock cameras are popping up all over Virginia. They record where people drive and store that information in searchable databases. Virginians shouldn’t be tracked by their government just because they’re driving down the road. I’m introducing legislation to get these cameras out of Virginia. Catch criminals. Stop tracking everybody else.
Glen Sturtevant23,719 views • 24 days ago
State government is doing just fine. A lot of Virginia families aren’t. Richmond is taking in nearly $1 billion more than expected, but that doesn’t make groceries, electric bills, housing, or healthcare any cheaper. The Governor ran on affordability. But her new payroll tax and higher electric bills from RGGI aren’t making life any cheaper.
Glen Sturtevant10,191 views • 1 month ago
After this 11th-hour budget deal was released on Friday at 7 PM, I spent the entire weekend going through it. It’s 600 pages long. Three major problems with the budget: ❌ This is a data center-approved compromise. Data centers are not required to pay the full cost of the infrastructure that is currently passed on to everyday Virginians through their electric bills. ❌ A 150% pay raise for members of the General Assembly. We’ve barely been able to produce a budget on time this year. What’s been done to earn that? ❌ The retail marijuana market proposal was a separate 250-page document. This should be a standalone bill we can vote on, not in an 11th-hour special session stunt. Bottom line: Virginia needs a budget – no one wants a government shutdown. But we need a budget that lowers costs, respects taxpayers, and protects families who are paying higher electric bills. I’ll be voting NO.
Glen Sturtevant17,606 views • 3 months ago
This bill criminalizes the victims of crime. If a criminal breaks into your car and steals your firearm, YOU get in trouble. It was already bad policy, but the Conference Committee made the bill even worse. It specifically exempts members of the General Assembly from the law! It’s yet another example of “rules for thee, but not for me.”
Glen Sturtevant30,080 views • 6 months ago
Virginians have been very clear: get rid of the Car Tax. Members of both parties, including our Governor, campaigned on eliminating it. So I introduced a budget amendment to do just that. But when given the opportunity, Republicans were the only ones who voted in favor of repealing it. Virginians want action, not lip service.
Glen Sturtevant31,035 views • 6 months ago
At a time when Virginians are already struggling with higher electric costs, Governor Spanberger signed a bill increasing the average electric bill by $10-13 per month. Ignore the press releases claiming it's about affordability. Look at your paycheck. Look at your electric bill. Every two weeks, you're taking home less. Every month, you're paying more. That's the reality Virginia families are facing, and it’s not right.
Glen Sturtevant15,119 views • 2 months ago
Tonight, we offered our vision and response to the Governor’s Address to the Joint Assembly.
Glen Sturtevant28,402 views • 8 months ago
My speech on the Senate floor this morning. The people who will have to live under the consequences of this map, including many in my district, turned out and fought against gerrymandering. But the dark money from out of state, special interest groups, and DC politicians barely dragged this amendment over the line. Now this moves from the ballot box to the courthouse. The question now is whether the Supreme Court of Virginia will enforce the rule of law.
Glen Sturtevant19,105 views • 5 months ago
Why are national Democrat groups spending $20 million to gerrymander Virginia’s congressional districts? The answer is very clear: in 2021, two-thirds of Virginians voted to end partisan gerrymandering. Now they’re trying to go against the will of the voters to undo that decision.
Glen Sturtevant19,557 views • 6 months ago
Remember, this is Virginia. We’ve got some big challenges ahead. But we are going to win.
Glen Sturtevant17,193 views • 8 months ago
Quick update on the new Executive Orders and the Gerrymandering Amendment
Glen Sturtevant15,552 views • 8 months ago
