Bryce Reeves

Major legislative initiatives, passed

• SB 7 Hate crimes and discrimination; ethnic animosity, nondiscrimination in employment, etc., penalties. A bill to amend Virginia's hate crime code, providing a more all encompassing approach to the way hate crimes are prosecuted. The bill was touted as a way to combat rising antisemitism in Virginia.
• SB 836 Problem Gambling Treatment and Support Advisory Committee; established. A bill directing Virginia's Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services to form and maintain the Problem Gambling Treatment and Support Advisory Committee.
• SB 1188 Weapon of terrorism; definition, penalty. A bill that amended Virginia's definition of a "weapon of terrorism" to include non-medical use fentanyl. The bill also established a new class 4 felony in the Commonwealth of Virginia for the intentional manufacturing or distribution of non-medical use fentanyl.
• SB1208 Virginia-Taiwan Trade Office; Virginia Economic Development Partnership Authority to establish. A bill that originally directed the Virginia Economic Development Partnership Authority to establish a trade office with the government of Taiwan. The bill was amended in committee to instead direct the Virginia Economic Development Partnership Authority to conduct a cost-benefit analysis cooperating with the government of Taiwan to establish a trade office. The cost-benefit analysis showed Virginia stood to gain from opening a trade office with Taiwan, and led to Governor Glenn Youngkin's Executive Order 25.
• SB 327 Arrest and summons quotas; prohibition. A bill that prohibited Virginia's law enforcement agencies, at all levels, from establishing arrest or summons quotas.
• SB 528 Income tax, state; military benefits subtraction. A bill that established major income tax subtractions for military veterans.
• SB 530 Illegal gaming devices; manufacturing, etc., device, civil penalty. A bill established a new civil penalty for the illegal manufacturing, sale, or distribution of electronic gambling devices not authorized to operate within the Commonwealth of Virginia.
• SB 768 Virginia Military Survivors and Dependents Education Program; tuition and fee waivers. A bill that expanded the Virginia Military Survivors and Dependents Education Program to include the stepchild of a deceased veteran.
• SB 769 Unemployment compensation; program integrity activities, improper claims, report, effective date. A bill that directed the Virginia Employment Commission to conduct eligibility verification procedures for unemployment benefits per Department of Labor recommendations. The bill also gave the Virginia Employment Commission greater liberties to investigate fraudulent filings.

2017 Virginia lieutenant gubernatorial campaign

Reeves was a candidate in the 2017 Virginia lieutenant gubernatorial election. He received the endorsement of Ed Meese. Reeves placed second in the Republican primary with 40.03% of the vote to Jill Vogel.

2022 U.S. House campaign

Reeves was a candidate in the 2022 U.S. House election in the 7th district. He received the endorsements of Rick Perry, Mike Lee, and Marco Rubio. Reeves placed third in the Republican primary with 20.1% of the vote to Yesli Vega and Derrick Anderson.

2026 U.S. Senate campaign

In September 2025, Reeves announced his candidacy for the 2026 United States Senate election in Virginia. However, on December 28, 2025, Reeves announced that he would be withdrawing his candidacy due to a "serious family health matter."