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Hodges, a Republican pharmacist representing the rural Middle Peninsula counties of Essex, Gloucester, King and Queen, Mathews, and Middlesex, voted NO on HJR1 (Virginia Right to Reproductive Freedom Amendment) in the 2026 Regular Session, aligning with the unanimous Republican caucus that cast all 34 'no' votes against the 64-34 House passage. He opposes constitutionally enshrining abortion access as a 'fundamental right,' consistent with the rubric's life-at-conception/personhood standard.
Hodges voted NO on HB217 (Virginia's 2026 assault-weapons ban) as part of the unified Republican caucus, which cast all 34 'no' votes against the 58-34 House passage on February 5, 2026. Republican delegates 'warned repeatedly that the legislation trampled constitutional rights,' defending the right to own semi-automatic firearms and standard-capacity magazines — aligning with the rubric's anti-AWB/anti-magazine-limit standard.
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Voted NO on both references of the reproductive-freedom constitutional amendment (HJ1 2025 first ref 51-48; HJ1/SJ1 2026 second ref) and NO on contraception-right bills HB6 (65-32) and SB596 (65-33) — consistent pro-life voting record.
Voted NO on both references of the reproductive-freedom constitutional amendment (HJ1 2025 first ref 51-48; HJ1/SJ1 2026 second ref) and NO on contraception-right bills HB6 (65-32) and SB596 (65-33) — consistent pro-life voting record.
Voted NO at every stage on the same-sex-marriage repeal amendment (HJ9/SJ249 2025; HJ3/SJ3/SB311 2026); did NOT cross over when ~15% of House Republicans voted YES on HJ3 (final 67-31) — affirms marriage as one man and one woman.
Voted NO at every stage on the same-sex-marriage repeal amendment (HJ9/SJ249 2025; HJ3/SJ3/SB311 2026); did NOT cross over when ~15% of House Republicans voted YES on HJ3 (final 67-31) — affirms marriage as one man and one woman.
Voted NO on the entire 2025-2026 gun-control slate: assault-firearms & magazine bans (HB217, HB1607/SB1181), red-flag/substantial-risk orders (HB1096/HB896/HB901/SB495), safe-storage mandates, 5-day waiting period (HB2631/SB891), and purchase-age restrictions — opposes red-flag laws, magazine limits, and 'assault weapons' bans.
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