2025-2026 Regular Session

By kind

• All (100)
• House bills (1,608)
• House resolutions (2,132)
• Senate bills (633)
• Senate resolutions (1,107)

All measures (3,501 to 3,600 of 5,480)

1. HR1893 House Study Committee on Modernizing the Discovery Process through the Use of New Technologies; createIntroduced
2. HR1894 House Study Committee on the Basic Building Blocks of Transportation; createIntroduced
3. HR1895 Importance of voluntary community based resource recovery efforts through the RESCUER initiative and the utilization of digital platforms to facilitate food sharing within local communities; recognizePassed
4. HR1896 Garvey, Marcus Mosiah; honoring the life and memory; condolencesPassed
5. HR1897 Dickerson John Alan, Sr.; honoring the life and memory; condolencesPassed
6. HR1898 Stuckey, Mike; honoring the life and memory; condolencesPassed
7. HR1899 Kirby, Dr. F. Hugh; honoring the life and memory; condolencesPassed
8. HR1900 Warnock, Larry C.; honoring the life and memory; condolencesPassed
9. HR1901 Chapman, Buck; honoring the life and memory; condolencesPassed
10. HR1902 Green, Shephard, III; honoring the life and memory; condolencesPassed
11. HR1903 East Laurens Lady Falcons basketball team; victory in the GHSA Class A/Division I Girls State Championship; commendPassed
12. HR1904 National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Day at the state capitol; September 16, 2026; recognizePassed
13. HR1905 Morrow Day at the state capitol; March 31, 2026; recognizePassed
14. HR1906 Oliver, Lady Chi'Ira; commendPassed
15. HR1907 Murray County High School Girls Varsity basketball team; winning the 2026 GHSA Class AA State Basketball Championship; commendPassed
16. HR1908 Muhammad, Akbar; commendPassed
17. HR1909 Jackson, Representative Derrick; recognizePassed
18. HR1910 Clark, Representative Jasmine; recognizePassed
19. HR1911 Draper, Representative Saira; recognizePassed
20. HR1912 Romman, Representative Ruwa; recognizePassed
21. HR1913 Reese, Representative Teddy; recognizePassed
22. HR1914 Miller, Representative Tanya; recognizePassed
23. HR1915 Jackson; Representative Edna; recognizePassed
24. HR1916 Jackson, Representative Mack; recognizePassed
25. HR1917 McClain; Representative Dewey; recognizePassed
26. HR1918 Gilliard, Representative Carl; recognizePassed
27. HR1919 Cannon, Representative Park; recognizePassed
28. HR1920 Legal externs for the 2026 regular session of the General Assembly of Georgia; commendPassed
29. HR1921 Paulding County's social workers during National Social Worker Month; recognizePassed
30. HR1922 Impact Georgia Day and honoring distinguished Georgians for their contributions to the state and beyond; recognizePassed
31. HR1923 Manual, Sister Bessie Mae (Harrison); honoring the life and legacy; condolencesPassed
32. HR1924 Harrison, Mary Ann; honoring the life and legacy; condolencesPassed
33. HR1925 DJ Plugg; influential contributions to Atlanta's musical culture and the evolution of modern hip-hop; commendPassed
34. HR1926 Coy, Anna Lane; commendPassed
35. HR1927 Sharper, Dexter L.; expressing gratitude for his many years of dedicated service to the citizens of the State of Georgia; recognizePassed
36. HR1928 The importance of regulated trapping; commendPassed
37. HR1929 New Edition; outstanding contributions to music and entertainment and for their cultural and industry impact connected to the State of Georgia; recognizePassed
38. HR1930 Copeland, First Lady Sarah Reynolds; commendPassed
39. HR1931 Georgia Highlands College Community Impact Day; July 4, 2026; recognizePassed
40. HR1932 Copeland, Rev. Dr. Rufus; occasion of his 40th pastoral anniversary; recognizePassed
41. HR1933 Atlanta Dermatology and Aesthetics, PC; commendPassed
42. HR1934 Raksha, Inc.; celebration of its 30th anniversary; recognizePassed
43. HR1935 Kerce, Dr. Stephanie Dean; Georgia General Assembly Special Event Interns from Georgia State University; commendPassed
44. HR1936 Union County; Sorghum Capital of Georgia; recognizePassed
45. HR1937 Sims, Dr. Dan A.; commendPassed
46. HR1938 Finley, Dr. Delvecchio S.; commendPassed
47. HR1939 Mitchell; Teresa LaBarham; commendPassed
48. HR1940 Buy Local Savannah; commitment to strengthening independent businesses and preserving the unique character and economic vitality of Savannah and Chatham County; commendPassed
49. HR1941 Reid, Chef Hank; commendPassed
50. HR1942 Dan Magill Memorial Intersection; Clarke County; dedicateIntroduced
51. HR1943 Mayor Nancy Denson Interchange; Clarke County; dedicateIntroduced
52. HR1944 National Black Women's History Month; April; designateIntroduced
53. HR1945 House Study Committee on Examining the Implementation, Funding, and Effectiveness of Georgia's CHINS Framework; createIntroduced
54. HR1946 House Study Committee on Constituent Services Modernization and Accountability; createIntroduced
55. HR1947 House Study Committee on Education Finance; createIntroduced
56. HR1948 State and local authorities; transfer operation of Georgia Capitol Museum from University System of Georgia to Georgia Building Authority; urgeIntroduced
57. HR1949 House Study Committee on Gamecock Fighting in Georgia; createIntroduced
58. HR1950 President Barack Obama; opening of the Obama Presidential Center; recognizeIntroduced
59. HR1951 House Study Committee on MARTA Governance, Financial Accountability, and Regional Transit Oversight; createIntroduced
60. HR1952 Center for Black Women's Wellness; commendPassed
61. HR1953 Excellence of Morehouse College Athletics and the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship teams; commendPassed
62. HR1954 YK Niece; artistic achievements, cultural impact, and community engagement; commendPassed
63. HR1955 "Women's Golf Day"; June 5, 2026; recognizePassed
64. HR1956 Scattering Resources, Incorporated, and its Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Tamara L. Moore; 16 years of extraordinary dedication to the homeless and disadvantaged communities of Atlanta, Georgia, and beyond; commendPassed
65. HR1957 Delta Phi Lambda Sorority Inc., an Asian-interest sorority and 501(c)(7) non-profit organization; outstanding work in creating the next generation of Asian women leaders unified by the bonds of sisterhood and its efforts in coalition building; commendPassed
66. HR1958 Maternal Health Vitality Think Tank; commendPassed
67. HR1959 Field Mob; cultural legacy and contributions; commendPassed
68. HR1960 Huff, Bruce; outstanding public service; commendPassed
69. HR1961 Race Amity Day; June 14, 2026; recognizePassed
70. HR1962 National Council of Negro Women, Inc.; 90th anniversary; recognizePassed
71. HR1963 Garcia, Elizabeth; commendPassed
72. HR1964 Crawford, Nury Castillo; commendPassed
73. HR1965 Goalen, Sylvia; commendPassed
74. HR1966 Reaffirming our commitment to attorney integrity and recognizing fiduciary duties owed by attorneys to clients and co-counsel; recognizePassed
75. HR1967 JCM Ventures; commendPassed
76. HR1968 Aponte, Edgardo; commendPassed
77. HR1969 America 250 Day at the state capitol; April 1, 2026; recognizePassed
78. HR1970 Postell, Kimberly; Sandtown Middle School's 2025-2026 Professional of the Year; commendPassed
79. HR1971 Jones, Maya; Sandtown Middle School's 2025-2026 Teacher of the Year; commendPassed
80. HR1972 Whaley, Patti; A. Philip Randolph Elementary School's 2025-2026 Teacher of the Year; commendPassed
81. HR1973 Gray, Ms. Shennill; retirement; recognizePassed
82. HR1974 Battle, Mrs. Arlecia; commendPassed
83. HR1975 North Paulding High School Girls Basketball Team; winning the 2026 Georgia High School Association Class 6A State Championship and for outstanding athletic achievements; commendPassed
84. HR1976 Brannen, Lyndy; commendPassed
85. HR1977 Morgan County boys basketball team; winning the 2026 GHSA Class AA State Basketball Championship; commendPassed
86. HR1978 Jackson-Gordon; Dr. Janet; commendPassed
87. HR1979 Hyland, Donna W.; retirement from Children's Healthcare of Atlanta; commendPassed
88. HR1980 Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce; commendPassed
89. HR1981 Rotary Club of Johns Creek-North Fulton; commendPassed
90. HR1982 Gayle, Mrs. Theresa; commendPassed
91. HR1983 Brady, Keith; commendPassed
92. HR1984 Laremont, Dr. Benjamin; honoring life, legacy, and service; condolences; Dr. Benjamin Laremont Day; designate October18, 2026Passed
93. HR1985 Hairston, Ruben; induction into the Fort Valley State Hall of Fame; commendPassed
94. HR1986 Goodie Mob; outstanding contributions to music, culture, and social consciousness; recognizePassed
95. HR1987 Morehouse College Honors Program; outstanding academic excellence, leadership development, and service to the community; commendPassed
96. HR1988 Chronic federal deficit spending as a root cause of inflation and long-term economic instability; recognizePassed
97. HR1989 Healthcare & Emergency Solutions, LLC; outstanding service and impact; commendPassed
98. HR1990 Vargas, Roberto; commendPassed
99. HR1991 Duggal, Om; commendPassed
100. HR1992 Hearn, Major General George J., Jr.; honoring life, military service, and civic contributions; condolencesPassed