Online Office of Scott Surovell

Senator Scott Surovell is a 12th-generation Virginian and life-long resident of the Mount Vernon Community. He lives two doors down from his parents’ homes in Tauxemont and has four children, Eva, Leia, Mara, and Colin. All four children attended Fairfax County Public Schools and are alumni of Tauxemont Cooperative Preschool as is Scott. Scott’s grandparents, Sam and Flossie Surovell, were among the first twenty families who founded the Tauxemont Community and Cooperative Preschool in the early 1940s. Scott’s maternal grandparents, William and Mildred Booth, were natives of Franklin County, Virginia. 

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● Required background checks for all firearms transfers with reasonable exceptions such as family transfers, bequests, or gun shows (SB 70, 2020)
● Reinstated Virginia’s “One-Gun-A-Month” Rule (SB 69, 2020)
● Banned bump stocks (SB 14, 2020)
● Created the Voluntary Do Not Sell Firearms List (SB 436)
● Allowing localities to regulate firearms on government property and government permitted events (SB35)
● Passed the Virginia Clean Economy Act, reducing the state’s carbons emissions to zero by 2050
● Allowed customers of Dominion Energy to participate in Shared Solar Projects
● Passed nondiscrimination protections in housing, employment, and private transactions for Lesbian, Gay, Bixsexual and Transgender Virginians
● Allowed those convicted of most misdemeanors and minor felonies certain drug and alcohol offenses to petition for the sealing of criminal records
● Prohibited law enforcement agencies from purchasing military grade weapons
● Incentivizing methane captureing for natural gas utilities and landfills
● Abolishing the dDeath pPenalty
● Establishing public defender offices in Prince William County, and Manassas & Manassas Park
● Prohibiting conversion therapy for minors.
● Prohibiting all consumer loans over 36%
● Apply consumer protections to open end credit arrangements and shut down the car title lenders on US 1
● Raise Virginia auto insurance minimums for first time since 1976
● Repealed language that defined all homosexual relationships as obscene
● Allowed Virginians who can prove who they are and prove they pay taxes to get a driver privilege card regardless of immigration status.
● Allowed Virginia drivers to select a gender-neutral X on their license.
● Created a voluntary do-not-sell list to prevent needless firearm suicides
● Passed the Equal Rights Amendment to guarantee equal protection under the law regardless of sex.