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Senate bill 6272 will help level the playing field between auto manufacturers and dealers in franchise agreements. Sen. Mark Mullet, D-Issaquah, today released the following statement in support of legislation that passed in the Washington State Senate last night: “The electric car community did a great job in bringing their concerns to the Legislature. Their example shows that when ...

Late last Friday, the Washington State Senate passed a bill that has been a top priority of Sen. Mark Mullet, D-Issaquah. Senate Bill 6228 will require health insurance providers to display costs of medical services to their members on their websites. This will allow consumers to go online and find cost and quality information on medical ...

Two groups of students from Grand Ridge Elementary in Issaquah visited the state capitol and Sen. Mark Mullet on Jan. 30.

Today a measure to make health care costs more transparent was heard in the Senate Health Care Committee. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Mark Mullet, D-Issaquah, will require insurance companies to display their cost of services, quality rankings by provider network and consumer feedback of individual medical professionals ...

The Senate Energy, Environment & Telecommunications Committee today heard a bill which would help clean up the environment at popular fishing sites across the state. “The idea for this bill came from a constituent who experienced the importance of recycling fishing line and the positive overall impact it has on our environment,” said the bill’s sponsor, ...

Sen. Mark Mullet today met with constituents and members of the Institute for Community Leadership in his office.

Sen. Mark Mullet today met with a group of chiropractors, including constituents (L to R) Dr. Ken Lichtenwalter, Dr. Kurt Eby and Dr. Phillip Kriss.

As the 63^rd Regular Session of the Legislature convened this week, Sen. Mark Mullet, D- Issaquah, issued the following statement on his top legislative priority: “The clock is ticking — we have less than 60 days to get our work done and accomplish our goals for the session. As a legislature, we have many important issues to ...

The first bill sponsored by Sen. Mark Mullet, D-Issaquah, Senate Bill 5104, was signed into law today by Gov. Jay Inslee. Under this bill, school districts and private schools will have the ability to have stock epinephrine autoinjectors prescribed to their schools for the treatment or avoidance of severe allergic reactions. "This is an accomplishment," said Mullet. "The EpiPen ...

In this week's video update Sen. Mark Mullet discusses legislation he has been working on and where it is in the process.