Del. Mike Mullin (D-Newport News)

Photo of Mike Mullin
Party
Democratic
District
93: Counties of James City (part) and York (part); Cities of Newport News (part) and Williamsburg [map]
Took Office
January 2017
Next Election
November 2019
Committees
Labor and Commerce, Counties, Cities and Towns
Website
votemikemullin.com
Twitter
@votemikemullin
Copatroning Habits
71% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 76% of them are Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 68% of them are Democrats.
Partisanship
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Tag Cloud ?
amendment campaign finance case coastal flooding commendation court crime criminal justice database database prescriptions domestic violence education expungement foia gun control juvenile justice law enforcement monitoring prescriptions opiods prescription medications principal protective order schol school school board sentencing sexual battery stalking study vehicle
Bills Passed
18.8% in 2022
Bio

A criminal prosecutor, Mullin is married and has three children. He holds an undergraduate degree from Christopher Newport University, and got his law degree from Catholic University.

Recent Mentions in the Media

WAVY.com: Mullin stepping down as delegate

October 30, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

Richmond Times-Dispatch: Virginia: Wage payment, child labor violations on the rise

October 27, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

Daily Press: Letters to the Gazette – Daily Press

October 25, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

The Virginian-Pilot: Meet the candidates trying to represent the Peninsula on the House ...

October 18, 2023 | 3:00 am
  

Proclamation: Governor Glenn Youngkin Announces Unveiling of First Green Book ...Virginia Governor Ralph Northam

October 12, 2023 | 3:00 am
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These are all of the video clips of Mike Mullin’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2017. There are 5 video clips in all.

Bills

  • HB1959: Disposition of the unrestorably incompetent defendant; aggravated murder charge.
  • HB1960: Felony offenses; elimination of mandatory minimum sentences.
  • HB1961: Family abuse protective orders; relief available, password to electronic device.
  • HB1962: Newport News, City of; amending charter, real estate assessment.
  • HB1964: Newport News, City of; amending charter, alters certain advertising requirements.
  • HB1965: Virginia Freedom of Information Act; required release of law-enforcement disciplinary records.
  • HB1966: Workers' compensation; failure to timely pay compensation.
  • HB1967: School meals; availability at no cost to student.
  • HB1968: 'Green Book;' Department of Historic Resources to designate historic sites.
  • HJ667: Commending Reginald T. Daye.
  • HJ668: Commending Deborah Cheesebro, Ph.D.
  • HJ669: Commending The Coffeehouse.
  • HJ671: Commending Jian-Ping Chen.
  • HJ704: Celebrating the life of the Reverend Monsignor Joseph Patrick Lehman III.
  • HJ733: Commending Donald M. Dinse.
  • HJ735: Commending Billsburg Brewery.
  • HJ736: Commending St. Martin
  • HJ737: Commending the James City County Williamsburg Master Gardener Association.
  • HJ738: Commending The College of William & Mary football team.
  • HJ741: Commending Michael Pettaway Tomlin.
  • HJ742: Commending the Kingsmill Community Services Association.
  • HR313: Commending William Edward Wagner.
  • HB493: Virginia Freedom of Information Act; required release of law-enforcement disciplinary records.
  • HB496: Abuse & neglect; financial exploitation, changes term incapacitated adults, definitions, penalties.
  • HB497: Misuse of power of attorney; financial exploitation of incapacitated adults by an agent, penalty.
  • HB498: H-2B employer-provided housing; registry.
  • HB499: Grand jury, regular; provisions for court reporter, use and disposition of notes, etc.
  • HB501: Discovery in criminal cases; copies of discovery for the accused.
  • HB502: Credit for time spent in confinement while awaiting trial; separate, dismissed, etc.
  • HB503: Bail; subsequent proceeding arising out of initial arrest.
  • HB504: Expunged criminal records; use in civil action.
  • HB505: Civil actions; filed on behalf of multiple persons.
  • HB506: Electronic credentials; DMV to issue, create, & operate a verification system for such credentials.
  • HB508: 'Green Book'; historic site designation.
  • HB1148: Driver's license and learner's permit renewal; certain older applicants.
  • HB1181: Right to counsel; target of investigation.
  • HB1182: Fraud-related crimes; penalties.
  • HB1183: Motor vehicles; operating with accumulated snow or ice, penalty.
  • HJ52: Commonwealth's public health system; JLARC to study.
  • HJ179: Commending the Honorable Paul S. Trible, Jr.
  • HJ234: Commending FoodaTude.
  • HJ345: Commending Walter Zadan.
  • HJ346: Commending Williamsburg Area Meals on Wheels.
  • HJ347: Commending the Reverend Robert A. Whitehead, Sr.
  • HJ348: Commending Jason Pryor.
  • HJ349: Commending Fanchon Glover.
  • HJ350: Commending BikeWalk Williamsburg.
  • HJ389: Commending Silver Hand Meadery.
  • HJ390: Commending the Avalon Center.
  • HJ391: Commending Anheuser-Busch in Williamsburg.
  • HB673: Cruelty to children; increases penalty to a Class 4 felony.
  • HB1844: Zoning; special exceptions.
  • HB2017: Juvenile offenders; youth justice diversion programs, report.
  • HB2017: Juvenile offenders; youth justice diversion programs, report.
  • HB2018: Emergency order for adult protective services; acts of violence, etc., or financial exploitation.
  • HB2018: Emergency order for adult protective services; acts of violence, etc., or financial exploitation.
  • HB2063: Virginia Overtime Wage Act; overtime compensation employees, definitions, penalties.
  • HB2063: Virginia Overtime Wage Act; overtime compensation employees, definitions, penalties.
  • HB2196: Virginia Freedom of Information Act; required release of law-enforcement disciplinary records.
  • HB2263: Death penalty; abolition of current penalty.
  • HB2263: Death penalty; abolition of current penalty.
  • HB2331: Mandatory minimum sentences; elimination, modification of sentence to mandatory minimum term.
  • HB2331: Mandatory minimum sentences; elimination, modification of sentence to mandatory minimum term.
  • HJ564: Public records; FOIA Council to study whether FOIA should be amended to allow easier access.
  • HJ599: Commending the Virginia Chapter of American Promise and Take Back Our Republic.
  • HJ749: Commending Newport News Public Library.
  • HJ749: Commending Newport News Public Library.
  • HJ750: Commending <i>The Virginian-Pilot</i>.
  • HJ750: Commending <i>The Virginian-Pilot</i>.
  • HJ751: Commending the Williamsburg Health Foundation.
  • HJ751: Commending the Williamsburg Health Foundation.
  • HJ753: Commending Katie Gaylord.
  • HJ753: Commending Katie Gaylord.
  • HJ755: Commending Williamsburg Faith in Action and the Arc of Greater Williamsburg.
  • HJ755: Commending Williamsburg Faith in Action and the Arc of Greater Williamsburg.
  • HJ756: Commending Tammy Williams Guido.
  • HJ756: Commending Tammy Williams Guido.
  • HJ757: Celebrating the life of George S. Genakos.
  • HJ757: Celebrating the life of George S. Genakos.
  • HJ758: Commending the authors of <i>Stir Crazy in Williamsburg</i>.
  • HJ758: Commending the authors of <i>Stir Crazy in Williamsburg</i>.
  • HJ765: Commending Rebecca Suerdieck and Julia Oxrieder.
  • HJ765: Commending Rebecca Suerdieck and Julia Oxrieder.
  • HR785: Celebrating the life of Jane Susan Glasser Frank.
  • HB256: Disorderly conduct; students.
  • HB257: School principals; incident reports.
  • HB470: Protective orders; petitioning court on behalf of incapacitated persons.
  • HB475: Virginia sexual assault forensic examiner coordination program; established, report.
  • HB478: Child pornography; venue for prosecution.
  • HB660: Deferred dispositions; property crimes, larceny and receiving stolen goods.
  • HB662: Local grievance procedure; incorporates certain provisions.
  • HB663: Ignition interlock systems; venue.
  • HB665: Electrical transmission lines; effect on scenic assets, historic resources, and environment.
  • HB666: Vital records; expands the definition of 'dead body.'
  • HB667: Habitual offenders; decreases penalty for driving while intoxicated.
  • HB668: Field investigations permit; definitions, archaeologist qualifications, penalty.
  • HB671: Virginia FOIA; applicability to certain records of the Office of Executive Secretary.
  • HB673: Cruelty to children; increases penalty to a Class 4 felony.
  • HB777: Supreme Court, Executive Secretary to the; duties.
  • HB781: Accrual of cause of action; diagnoses of nonmalignant and malignant asbestos-related injury.
  • HB782: Geriatric, terminally ill, etc., prisoners; conditional release.
  • HB889: Electric utility regulation and retail competition; SCC to conduct pilot program.
  • HB1004: Protective orders; possession of firearms, surrender or transfer of firearms, penalty.
  • HB1005: Uniform Statewide Building Code; exceptions, provisions, and modifications.
  • HB1350: Virginia Law Officers' Retirement System; sworn members of DMV.
  • HB1618: Multi-jurisdiction grand jury; investigations.
  • HB5062: Court authority in criminal cases; prosecutorial discretion to dispose of a criminal case.
  • HJ4: Celebrating the life of Alan Arnold Diamonstein.
  • HJ27: Virginia's criminal justice system; State Crime Commission to study equity and fairness.
  • HJ28: Criminal records; State Crime Commission to study expungement of records.
  • HJ118: Commending AromasWorld.
  • HJ119: Commending the Williamsburg-Jamestown Airport.
  • HJ120: Commending the Jamestown High School Envirothon team.
  • HJ349: Commending United Steelworkers Local 8888.
  • HJ350: Commending the Williamsburg House of Mercy.
  • HJ412: Commending the Jamestown High School golf team.
  • HJ413: Commending the Village Initiative.
  • HJ421: Celebrating the life of Charles D. Crowson, Jr.
  • HR143: Commending the Williamsburg Regional Library.
  • HB1671: Child abuse and neglect; investigation of an individual by local boards of social services.
  • HB1672: Income tax, state; tax credit for paid leave for organ donors.
  • HB1673: Protective orders, preliminary; full hearing date if an act of God causes closure of a court, etc.
  • HB1674: Abuse and neglect of incapacitated adults; informed consent.
  • HB1688: Elementary school, etc.; students not guilty of disorderly conduct, school property or school bus.
  • HB1771: Virginia Juvenile Community Crime Control Act; prevention of juvenile crime prior to intake.
  • HB1772: Virginia Freedom of Information Advisory Council; advisory opinions, evidence in civil proceeding.
  • HB1773: Pawnbrokers; amends definition to only include natural persons.
  • HB1774: Pawning goods; unexpired government-issued identification card required.
  • HB1775: Protective services for adults; multidisciplinary teams to assist local depts. of social services.
  • HB2117: Electric utilities; retail competition, renewable energy.
  • HB2118: Forensic Science, Department of; accrediting bodies.
  • HB2200: Voter referendum; independent redistricting commission.
  • HB2438: Juvenile correctional officers; training standards.
  • HJ646: First Responders Day.
  • HJ734: Commending William M. Kelso.
  • HJ889: Commending the Jamestown High School Envirothon team.
  • HJ890: Commending The College of William & Mary.
  • HJ891: Commending service dogs Liberty and Justice.
  • HJ892: Commending the Newport News Fall Festival.
  • HJ893: Commending the Newport News Police Department's Young Adult Police Commissioners program.
  • HJ894: Commending the Virginia Beer Company.
  • HJ895: Commending Community of Faith Mission.
  • HJ896: Commending Colonial Williamsburg.
  • HJ897: Commending Habitat for Humanity Peninsula and Greater Williamsburg.
  • HJ898: Commending Jimmye Laycock.
  • HJ899: Commending the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank.
  • HJ900: Commending the 3 Amigos Mexican Restaurant.
  • HJ901: Commending Jay BeVille.
  • HJ902: Commending Laura Seltzer-Duny.
  • HJ903: Commending Naval Weapons Station Yorktown.
  • HJ904: Commending the United Way of the Virginia Peninsula.
  • HJ907: Celebrating the life of Ronnie Lee McCray.
  • HJ1024: Commending the Williamsburg Unitarian Universalists.
  • HR401: Commending Bertram Aaron.
  • HB4: Case management system; public accessibility.
  • HB15: Student discipline, alternative; assault and battery without bodily injury.
  • HB197: Prescription monitoring program; definitions, requirement for filling prescriptions.
  • HB201: Restitution; enforcement.
  • HB202: Court fines and costs; community service.
  • HB203: Sentence reduction; substantial assistance to prosecution.
  • HB207: Motor vehicles; operating with accumulated snow or ice, penalty.
  • HB208: Sexual battery; penalty.
  • HB209: Duty to take reasonable precautions; criminal conduct of a third party.
  • HB210: Juvenile and domestic relations district; pretrial appeals by the Commonwealth.
  • HB213: Virginia Freedom of Information Advisory Council; formal advisory opinions, immunity.
  • HB502: Criminal street gang; predicate offenses, penalty.
  • HB503: Prescription Monitoring Program; disclosure of information, fitness to work evaluations.
  • HB504: Virginia Freedom of Information Act; definition of 'custodian.'
  • HB506: Improper driving; use of handheld communication device while driving vehicle.
  • HB507: Standards of Quality; instructional programs and positions, dual language teachers.
  • HB510: Handheld personal communications device; prohibition on use while driving.
  • HB641: Prescription Monitoring Program; recipients of dispensed Schedule II drugs.
  • HB1260: Admission to bail; human trafficking.
  • HB1443: Concealed handguns; retired law-enforcement officers may carry without a permit, etc.
  • HB1511: Service of process; investigator employed by an attorney for the Commonwealth.
  • HB1528: Electric utilities; retail competition.
  • HJ211: Commending the Virginia Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs.
  • HJ396: Celebrating the life of Benjamin O. Moore, Jr.
  • HJ397: Commending An Achievable Dream.
  • HJ398: Commending The College of William and Mary.
  • HJ399: Commending the Historic Triangle Covenant.
  • HJ400: Commending Newport News Public Schools.
  • HJ401: Commending Ashby C. Kilgore.
  • HJ543: Commending the Peninsula Elder Abuse Forensic Center.
  • HJ545: Commending the Williamsburg Winery.
  • HJ546: Commending Kevin Harrison.
  • HJ547: Commending Ken Felix.
  • HJ548: Commending The College of William and Mary.
  • HR151: Celebrating the life of the Honorable James H. Harvell III.
  • HR152: Commending Phyllis Mather.
  • HB1843: Principals; student discipline, alternatives to referring incidents.
  • HB1976: Inoperable vehicles; James City County authorized to prohibit any person from keeping, etc.
  • HB1977: Williamsburg, City of; amending charter, expands membership on redevelopment and housing authority.
  • HB2062: Law-enforcement officer; definition, municipal park rangers training.
  • HB2063: Pretrial appeal; expands appeal by an attorney for the Commonwealth.
  • HB2064: Assault and battery against a family or household member; eligibility for first offender status.
  • HB2065: Sexual battery; surprise, penalty.
  • HB2066: National Crime Prevention and Privacy Compact of 1998; criminal history record information.
  • HB2067: Law-enforcement officers; decertification, notification.
  • HJ999: Commending the Summer Training and Enrichment Program.
  • HJ1024: Commending the Summer Program for Arts, Recreation, and Knowledge.
  • HJ1063: Commemorating the life and legacy of Ella Jane Fitzgerald.
  • HJ1065: Commending George Joseph Hillow III.