Tim Kaine
Tim Kaine
- J.D., Harvard University, Cambridge, MA1983
- B.A., University of Missouri, Columbia, MO1979
U.S. Senator
2013–PresentSenator from Virginia. 3 terms.
Chair, Democratic National Committee
2009–2011Led the national committee of the Democratic Party while serving as governor of Virginia.
Governor of Virginia
2006–2010Served as the 70th governor of Virginia after winning the 2005 gubernatorial election.
Lieutenant Governor of Virginia
2002–2006Served as the 38th lieutenant governor of Virginia after winning the 2001 statewide election.
Mayor, City of Richmond, Virginia
1998–2001Served as mayor after election by the Richmond City Council, treating the position as a full-time executive role.
Member, Richmond City Council
1994–2001Elected to the Richmond City Council for four terms, with the latter two concurrent with his service as mayor.
Key legislative actions from Tim Kaine's record in Congress.
Affordable Care Act Support
Voted for and advocated the Affordable Care Act, expanding healthcare access for millions of Americans.
War Powers Resolution Advocacy
Co-sponsored bipartisan legislation to limit presidential authority on military action without congressional approval.
Opioid Crisis Funding
Secured federal funding for Virginia to expand opioid addiction treatment and prevention programs.
Career and Technical Education
Championed the reauthorization of the Perkins Career and Technical Education Act to strengthen workforce training.
- Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
- Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions
- Senate Committee on Armed Services
- Senate Committee on the Budget
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