Meet Kevin
Congressman Kevin Mullin was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 2022. He represents California’s 15th Congressional District, which sits on the San Francisco Bay Peninsula and includes much of San Mateo County and South East San Francisco County.
After just two years serving in Congress, House Democratic Leadership appointed Kevin to the influential House Energy & Commerce Committee, where he serves on the Energy Subcommittee and Commerce Manufacturing & Trade Subcommittee.
Energy and Commerce is the oldest Committee in the House, and has the broadest jurisdiction of any Congressional Committee, touching almost all aspects of the American economy. In this role, Kevin is responsible for matters including telecommunications, consumer protection, food and drug safety, public health and research, environmental quality, energy policy, and interstate and foreign commerce, among others.
Kevin began his career in public service as a South San Francisco City Councilmember and Mayor before being elected to the California State Assembly, where he served as Speaker pro Tempore. In the California Assembly, he authored more than 60 bills that were signed into law including landmark legislation pioneering all vote-by-mail elections and combating dark money in state campaigns. Prior to serving in elected office, he was also a small business owner in South San Francisco, operating KM2 Communications, a communications and video production company.
Kevin's Priorities
Congressman Kevin Mullin is proud to represent California's 15 Congressional District (CA-15) in the U.S. House of Representatives. CA-15 is home for Kevin. He was born in Daily City and raised in South San Francisco, and has lived on the Peninsula all his life. He's been a local business owner, community advocate, and even a local D.J., previously performing at local events and on his college radio station in his youth.
But that’s not all. Kevin is an experienced leader. Having served in local, state, and now federal elected office, he understands what it means to put one’s community before one’s self. In each of his previous roles, his priority has been delivering common sense results for San Mateo County and the surrounding region.
In Congress, Kevin has continued to work as a pragmatic leader. He’s fighting to solve the Bay Area’s affordability crisis through lowering the cost of housing, working to make early childhood development more accessible by providing federal funds to local childcare facilities, and leading the charge to address the modern cost of living by updating the Federal Poverty Line. Additionally, he’s been an active leader in the fight to protect America’s innovation economy and the remarkable research and development that’s happening right here in CA-15. Advancing medical research and maintaining U.S. leadership in healthcare innovation is one of his major priorities.
When Kevin was first elected, he promised to fight for our future and has consistently delivered on that promise ever since. Kevin has been a vocal opponent to the current Trump administration’s executive overreach and is determined to defend our democracy, build an economy that works for all of us, and unify our country around our shared American values.
No wonder Kevin was the only candidate in his 2022 Congressional race to earn the sole and unequivocal endorsement of Congresswoman Jackie Speier and Congresswoman Anna Eshoo. He also earned the support of the California Democratic Party, the California Labor Federation, California Environmental Voters, NARAL Pro-Choice America, and 100+ additional organizations and leaders we trust.
Rep. Mullin currently lives in CA-15 with his wife, two twin boys, and their newest addition to the family, a rescued husky named Storm.
Members of the U.S. House of Representatives write and vote on federal laws, including the federal budget. Each represents one district and serves a two-year term. Tax bills must start in the House, only the House can impeach federal officials, and members oversee federal agencies through their committees.