prohibit eminent domain from being used to take private land for private gain, thus restricting it to being used only for public gain. The amendment was placed on the ballot for a voter referendum in the 2012 general election, and was passed 74%–26%. Law enforcement In 2005, Cuccinelli was the chief patron of SB873, legislation that entitled law enforcement officers to overtime pay from local governments for hours worked while on vacation or other leave. Abstinence-only sex education Cuccinelli has been a strong advocate of the abstinence-only sex education programs with state funding. He stated "The longer you delay the commencement of sexual activity, you have healthier and happier kids and more successful kids." Electoral history Personal life Cuccinelli is married to Alice Monteiro Davis. They met at Gonzaga College High School and were each other's prom dates. They lost touch as Cuccinelli attended UVA and Davis attended James Madison University. Cuccinelli phoned her during their senior year in college, they reconnected, and married in October 1991. They have seven children. They live in Nokesville, Prince William County, Virginia. See also Virginia elections, 2009 Virginia elections, 2013 References External links Attorney General Cuccinelli official government site Ken Cuccinelli for Governor Ken Cuccinelli at the Virginia Public Access Project Senator Ken Cuccinelli (R-Fairfax) at Richmond Sunlight |- |- |- |- 1968 births 21st-century American politicians American gun rights activists American people of Irish descent American people of Italian descent Antonin Scalia Law School alumni Articles containing video clips Gonzaga College High School alumni Living people People from Edison, New Jersey People from Fairfax County, Virginia Trump administration personnel University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science alumni Virginia Attorneys General Virginia lawyers Republican Party Virginia state senators People from Nokesville, Virginia George Mason University alumni