Mark Mullet on Technology

	Mark Mullet on Technology

Traffic sucks; prioritize infrastructure investments

Improving financial literacy in our public schools (SB 5720).
Expanding access to college in the high school classes so more high school students can earn college credit while in high school without having to pay extra money (SB 5048).
I was part of the Senate negotiation team that passed the 2022 transportation budget. Traffic sucks, and we need a Governor who will prioritize infrastructure investments. The average Washington resident currently wastes 58 hours a year stuck in traffic. We can and must do better.
Led the effort to join the Nurse Licensure Compact so out-of-state nurses aren't stuck with red tape to get a job here. (SB 5499)

Source: Candidate Connection: 2024 Washington Gubernatorial race , Aug 8, 2024

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