Do-not-mail bill activity is not slowing as one bill has been  withdrawn and two new ones have been introduced in Vermont and Arkansas. Maryland State Senator Jamie Raskin, a Democrat, withdrew his bill,  SB548, on March 6. The bill, introduced Feb. 2, had nine co-sponsors.  It required the division of consumer protection of the office of the  attorney general to establish and provide for the operation of a  restricted mailing registry similar to the do-not-call registry. Recently legislators in Colorado and Montana pulled do-not-mail  bills. On March 1, state Rep. Sara Gagliardi, a Democrat, tabled her  bill, the Colorado Junk Mail Opt-Out List Act, HB1303, saying that it  could be introduced at a later time. On Feb. 22, Rep. Franke Wilmer,  a Democrat, killed her bill, the Montana Do-Not-Mail Act, HB718. Meanwhile, two other states introduced new do-not-mail bills. The  latest is Arkansas. Its bill, HB2725, wa