Lacey Putney

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Lacey Putney
Virginia House of Delegates District 19
Incumbent
Assumed office 1962
Current term ends January 13, 2010
Political party	Independent
Profession	Attorney
Website	Lacey Putney

Lacey Putney is a Independent member of the Virginia House of Delegates, representing District 19 since 1962.

He won re-election in 2009, defeating Lewis Medlin, Jr. and William Smith in general election.

A lawyer by trade, Putney has been involved with many organizations, including the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Bedford Area Chamber of Commerce, Bedford Baptist Church, Boy Scouts of America, and the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association.^[1]

Committee membership

• Appropriations Committee, Virginia House (Chair)
• Privileges and Elections Committee, Virginia House
• Rules Committee, Virginia House
• Subcommittee on Constitutional
• Subcommittee on Standards of Conduct (Chair)

Sponsored legislation

• HB 1600 Budget Bill.
• HB 1604 Parking Facilities Bond Act of 2009; created.
• HB 1662 Higher Educational Institutions Bond Act of 2009; created. ^[2]

Major donors

The top 5 donors to Putney's 2007 campaign were mostly from professional associations:^[3]

• 1. Allen Allen Allen & Allen $6,000
• 2. Georgia-Pacific $4,000
• 3. VA Trial Lawyers Assoc $3,500
• 4. VA Dental Assoc $3,000
• 5. VA Health Care Assoc $3,000

External links

• Virginia House of Delegates - Rep. Putney
• Project Vote Smart profile
• Campaign Contributions:2007, 2005, 2003, 2001, 1999
• Virginia Public Access Project profile
• Richmond Sunlight profile

References

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