State House · MS-79
Mark Tullos
667 bills with a recorded vote
SB 2001 · Jul 16Youth courts would open most hearings and screen youth for diversionPass 69–31Tullos:YesHB 1924 · Apr 15Attorney General budget would fund office and opioid-response programsPass 110–0No confirmed vote on the bill itself · Excluded from alignmentEarlier qualifying vote: Voted Yes · Mar 29Tullos:YesHC 65 · Apr 15Resolution would waive deadlines to consider a youth court billPass 96–10Tullos:YesSB 2917 · Apr 2Mississippi law moves state money into local projects and public facilitiesPass 117–0Tullos:YesSB 2474 · Apr 2Rare Disease Task Force; establish within the Mississippi Rare Disease Advisory Council.Pass 120–0Tullos:YesSB 2189 · Apr 2Text directs state funds to colleges, agencies, and local projectsPass 117–0Tullos:YesHB 1648 · Apr 2Mississippi would offer low-interest loans for Gulf Coast projectsPass 118–0Tullos:YesHB 1761 · Apr 2Alcoholic beverages; extend repealers relating to festival wine permits.Pass 113–3Tullos:Yes
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