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Legislatures

* 1st (1776) * 2nd (1777–78) * 3rd (1778) * 4th (1779) * 5th (1780–81) * 6th (1781–82) * 7th (1782) * 8th (1783) * 9th (1784–85) * 10th (1785–86) * 11th (1786–87) * 12th (1787–88) * 13th (1788) * 14th (1789) * 15th (1790) * 16th (1791) * 17th (1792) * 18th (1793) * 19th (1794) * 20th (1795) * 21st (1796) * 22nd (1797–98) * 23rd (1798–99) * 24th (1799–1800) * 25th (1800–01) * 26th (1801–02) * 27th (1802–03) * 28th (1803–04) * 29th (1804–05) * 30th (1805–06) * 31st (1806–07) * 32nd (1807–08) * 33rd (1808–09) * 34th (1809–10) * 35th (1810–11) * 36th (1811–12) * 37th (1812–13) * 38th (1813–14) * 39th (1814–15) * 40th (1815–16) * 41st (1816–17) * 42nd (1817–18) * 43rd (1818–19) * 44th (1819–20) * 45th (1820–21) * 46th (1821–22) * 47th (1822–23) * 48th (1823–24) * 49th (1824–25) * 50th (1825–26) * 51st (1826–27) * 52nd (1827–28) * 53rd (1828–29) * 54th (1829–30) * 55th (1830–31) * 56th (1831–32) * 57th (1832–33) * 58th (1833–34) * 59th (1834–35) * 60th (1835–36) * 61st (1836–37) * 62nd (1838) * 63rd (1839) * 64th (1839–40) * 65th (1840–41) * 66th (1841–42) * 67th (1842–43) * 68th (1843–44) * 69th (1844–45) * 70th (1845–46) * 71st (1846–47) * 72nd (1847–48) * 73rd (1848–49) * 74th (1849–50) * 75th (1850–51) * 76th (1852–53) * 77th (1853–54) * 78th (1855–56) * 79th (1857–58) * 80th (1859–61) * 81st (1861–63) * 82nd (1863–65) * 83rd (1865) * 84th (1865–67) * 85th (1869–71) * 86th (1871–73) * 87th (1874–75) * 88th (1875–77) * 89th (1877–79) * 90th (1879–80) * 91st (1881–82) * 92nd (1883–84) * 93rd (1885–87) * 94th (1887–88) * 95th (1889–90) * 96th (1891–92) * 97th (1893–94) * 98th (1895–96) * 99th (1897–98) * 100th (1899–1900) * 101st (1901) * 102nd (1901–04) * 103rd (1904) * 104th (1906) * 105th (1908) * 106th (1910) * 107th (1912) * 108th (1914–15) * 109th (1916) * 110th (1918–19) * 111th (1920) * 112th (1922–23) * 113th (1924) * 114th (1926–27) * 115th (1928) * 116th (1930) * 117th (1932–33) * 118th (1934) * 119th (1936–37) * 120th (1938) * 121st (1940) * 122nd (1942) * 123rd (1944–45) * 124th (1946–47) * 125th (1948) * 126th (1950) * 127th (1952) * 128th (1954–55) * 129th (1956) * 130th (1958–59) * 131st (1960) * 132nd (1962–63) * 133rd (1964–65) * 134th (1966) * 135th (1968–69) * 136th (1970–71) * 137th (1972–73) * 138th (1974–75) * 139th (1976–77) * 140th (1978–79) * 141st (1980–81) * 142nd (1982–83) * 143rd (1984–85) * 144th (1986–87) * 145th (1988–89) * 146th (1990–91) * 147th (1992–93) * 148th (1994–95) * 149th (1996–97) * 150th (1998–99) * 151st (2000–01) * 152nd (2002–03) * 153rd (2004–05) * 154th (2006–07) * 155th (2008–09) * 156th (January 13 to March 13, 2010 and January 12-February 27, April 6, June 9-July 29, 2011) * 157th (January 11-March 10, 2012 and January 9-February 25, 2013) * 158th (January 8-March 10, 2014 and January 14-February 28, 2015) * 159th (January 13-March 11, 2016 and January 11-February 25, 2017) * 160th (January 10-March 10, 2018 and January 9-February 24, 2019) * 161st (January 8-March 12, 2020 and January 13-February 8, 2021) * 162nd (January 12, 2022-present)


See also

* List of speakers of the Virginia House of Delegates *
List of governors of Virginia The following is a list of the governors of the Commonwealth of Virginia. The governor of Virginia is the state's head of government and commander-in-chief of the state's official national guard. The governor has the duty to enforce state laws, ...
*
History of Virginia The written History of Virginia begins with documentation by the first Spanish explorers to reach the area in the 1500s, when it was occupied chiefly by Algonquian, Iroquoian, and Siouan peoples. In 1607, English colonization began in Virginia ...


References


Further reading

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External links

* Virginia General Assembly
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* Commonwealth of Virginia
Reports to the General Assembly
* Secretary of the Commonwealth of Virginia
Bluebooks
2005-2017 * {{Virginia General Assemblies
Legislatures A legislature is an assembly with the authority to make laws for a political entity such as a country or city. They are often contrasted with the executive and judicial powers of government. Laws enacted by legislatures are usually known as p ...
Legislature A legislature is an assembly with the authority to make law Law is a set of rules that are created and are enforceable by social or governmental institutions to regulate behavior,Robertson, ''Crimes against humanity'', 90. with its p ...
Virginia Virginia, officially the Commonwealth of Virginia, is a state in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern regions of the United States, between the Atlantic Coast and the Appalachian Mountains. The geography and climate of the Commonwealth ar ...