Virginia 2023 Regular Session

Virginia House Bill HR349

Introduced
2/19/23  
Engrossed
2/21/23  

Caption

Commending Robin Randolph Lind.

Impact

The resolution serves to commemorate the impact of Lind's work in promoting high voter turnout and maintaining election integrity in his community. His leadership on the Electoral Board has resulted in Goochland County achieving the highest percentage turnout of voters in Virginia, which is a notable achievement. The House of Delegates emphasizes the importance of local officials in fostering trust in the electoral process and protecting the core values of democracy in their respective jurisdictions.

Summary

House Resolution 349, commending Robin Randolph Lind, honors his significant contributions to the electoral process in Goochland County, Virginia. Throughout his 20 years of service on the Electoral Board, Lind has actively engaged in numerous Election Day cycles and has championed the integrity of elections, ensuring they remain free, fair, and transparent. The resolution illustrates the commitment of individuals like Lind to uphold democratic principles and expand the franchise, reflecting his dedication to the integrity of the electoral system.

Sentiment

The sentiment expressed in the resolution is overwhelmingly positive, praising Lind for his lifelong dedication to public service and his ability to navigate the complexities of conducting elections. Legislators commend his thoroughness and integrity in ensuring the electoral system functions smoothly. There is a sense of respect and admiration for Lind as he concludes his service, reflecting the collective appreciation of the community and the elected officials who recognize his endeavors.

Contention

While the resolution itself does not present controversy, it highlights the importance of local governance in upholding election integrity. It underscores the ongoing dialogues surrounding electoral processes and the potential challenges faced by local boards in maintaining transparency and trust in elections. Lind’s legacy as an electoral official stands as a testament to the role individuals can play in shaping the democratic landscape in their communities, making it a point of consideration as others take on similar responsibilities.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

VA HJR211

Commending the Randolph-Macon College women's basketball team.

VA HJ211

Commending the Randolph-Macon College women's basketball team.

VA S0185

Dr. Lonnie Randolph, Jr., sympathy

VA HCR11

Condemn, apologize for displacement of Randolph Freedpeople

VA S0181

Janie Randolph sympathy

VA HJR610

Commending Robert R. Lindgren.

VA SJR88

Celebrating the life of Bruce Randolph Murray.

VA SJ88

Celebrating the life of Bruce Randolph Murray.

VA HJR701

Celebrating the life of Joan Woltz Robins.

VA SR630

Celebrating the life of Randolph Nicklas Reynolds, Sr.

Similar Bills

VA HJR211

Commending the Randolph-Macon College women's basketball team.

VA HJ211

Commending the Randolph-Macon College women's basketball team.

VA SR630

Celebrating the life of Randolph Nicklas Reynolds, Sr.

NY K00957

Commemorating the 200th Anniversary of the Town of Randolph, New York, in 2026

NY J01587

Commemorating the 200th Anniversary of the Town of Randolph, New York, in 2026

VA HR720

Celebrating the life of Randolph Nicklas Reynolds, Sr.

SC S0181

Janie Randolph sympathy

SC S0185

Dr. Lonnie Randolph, Jr., sympathy