Virginia General Assembly · 2027 session

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January 13, 2027, noon

HB888 · 2026 Off-street parking requirements

House floor · February 5 61-37

Senate Local Government · March 2 8-7

Thirteen recorded votes carried this bill into law. The one that decided it had fifteen people in the room.

Yea Nay Source: Virginia Legislative Information System

2,366bills filed in the 2026 regular session

31,398recorded votes on bills, 2023 to 2026

1,612,543individual legislator votes compiled

221legislators with a voting record on file

One bill, thirteen votes

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HB888 changed what localities can require for off-street parking. It became law in 2026. Along the way it was voted on thirteen separate times. The floor votes were not close. The vote that decided it was.

HB888 (2026) · Minimum off-street parking requirements Chief patron: Irene Shin · Became law, Chapter 1075

Jan 30 House Subcommittee #1 Recommends reporting with substitute 6-2

Jan 30 House Counties, Cities and Towns Reported with substitute 15-6

Feb 5 House floor Read third time and passed House 61-37

Mar 2 Senate Local Government Decided it Reported with substitute 8-7

Mar 9 Senate floor Passed Senate with substitute 21-19

Mar 10 House floor Senate substitute agreed to by House 62-37

Apr 22 Both chambers Concurred in the Governor’s recommendation 62-38 · 21-18

Eight senators to seven, on a Monday in March, decided a law that applies to every parking lot in the Commonwealth. That committee vote is public. It is also the kind of thing nobody tells you about until the bill is already law. Source: Virginia Legislative Information System, the state’s own feed. Six other roll calls on this bill, all procedural, are left out of this table for space.

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