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Pedestrian injuries and fatalities from traffic accidents are at record highs. My bill, the Driver Technology and Pedestrian Safety Act, would research the effects of driver technology – including touch screen-based systems and user interface design – on pedestrian safety.
I enjoyed discussing this initiative in a recent Energy and Commerce Committee hearing.
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It’s been 15 years since the horrible Citizens United v FEC decision allowed corporations undue influence in campaign finance. Democracy is America’s most precious asset, and we cannot let it be bought by corporate interests.
As co-chair of the Congressional Task Force on Strengthening Democracy and a proud cosponsor of the DISCLOSE Act, I’m committed to getting corporate money out of campaigns and strengthening voter rights.
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There is broad bipartisan agreement that our country is in a housing crisis. However, thousands of acres of government-owned land in prime housing locations sit vacant. It was great having the opportunity to speak about my bill, the Empty Lots to Housing Act, with the Transportation & Infrastructure Committee last week.
Learn more about my bill: kevinmullin.house.gov/2025/05/29/lawmakers-introduce-bill-to-help-communities-build-affordable-ho…
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Martin Luther King Jr taught us that service to others is one of the most meaningful ways you can spend your time. Had a wonderful time with my family and my district staff volunteering at a local school garden as part of our annual #MLK day of #service.
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On this day, we remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his many contributions to our nation. Dr. King exemplified the values of our democracy and inspired hope.
Today marks a particularly poignant time to reflect on what he stood for as a leader. We must remember to carry on MLK's legacy by continuing to fight for equality and justice.
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My statement on today`s DHS and ICE funding vote.
There is broad bipartisan agreement that our country is in a housing crisis. However, thousands of acres of government-owned land in prime housing locations sit vacant. It was great having the opportunity to speak about my bill, the Empty Lots to Housing Act, with the Transportation & Infrastructure Committee last week.
Learn more about my bill:
Martin Luther King Jr taught us that service to others is one of the most meaningful ways you can spend your time. Had a wonderful time with my family and my district staff volunteering at a local school garden as part of our annual #MLK day of #service.
On this day, we remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his many contributions to our nation. Dr. King exemplified the values of our democracy and inspired hope.
Today marks a particularly poignant time to reflect on what he stood for as a leader. We must remember to carry on MLK`s legacy by continuing to fight for equality and justice.
Driverless cars have the potential to make life easier for so many, but we don`t yet have the data to understand their impact on road safety. My AV Safety Data Act would improve data collection requirements for AV companies so that we can ensure people are protected on our roads.
Like so many of you that I`ve heard from, I was outraged by ICE`s killing of Renee Nicole Good.
My Democratic colleagues & I just introduced an impeachment resolution for Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. Her inhumane approach to immigration is literally killing Americans. ICE must be held accountable.
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