Over the next three months, I will be updating my website with news and background information for this the legislative session in Richmond. I would appreciate getting feedback of any kind from interested readers, especially constituents and supporters. Please use the comments capability provided on the site. If you do not want the comment made public, just note this at the end of your message and we will not post it.
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Please give me your views on my constituent survey!
Posted on January 29th, 2010As I begin my term as your delegate, I have created a survey to capture your feedback. Please let me know what is important to you, especially in the areas of budget shortfall, transportation, education, energy, and car title lending. Please click here:
http://survey.house.virginia.gov/Survey.aspx?surveyid=2438
3 responses to “Please give me your views on my constituent survey!”
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Madam:
Adding to your 2010 Constituent Survey, I support no new taxes and no increase to existing taxes. True, the Virginia tax stream is reduced. So is my take-home income. with less coming in, I’ve got to spend less, and so will federal, state, and local governments.
Frankly, with more than 50% of my income stripped away for taxes, I’m giving serious thought to retirement. In retirement, my tax bracket, and taxes paid, will My taxes will decrease in retirement. I may get fewer dollars in retiement, but all governments will get fewer tax dollars, too.
Thank you.
Eric Witzig
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Sandra Berlin January 18th, 2010 at 08:19
TRANSPORTATION IN NO. VIRGINIA — WHICH HAS SADLY BEEN NEGLECTED FOR DECADES. IT IS TIME TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT, OTHER THAN TALK!
Thanks, Kaye, for asking for input!
Sandy Berlin
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Steve Yaffe January 18th, 2010 at 20:54
Congrats!
Please overturn former Governor Kaine’s proposed budget cuts that would cut the availability of community supports for people with disabilities, cut the pay of home-care workers by 5-8%, depending on which program pays their meager salary (and these people don’t get any benefits), and reduce respite care relieve for family caregivers. Please also remove the Kaine proposal to build another institution to warehouse people with disabilities. These proposals are contrary to the Commonwealth’s agreement to implement the Olmstead vs. Georgia Supreme Court decision, mandating community supports for people with disabilities who would be able to function in their home communities.
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Eric W. Witzig January 14th, 2010 at 13:55