Georgia CommonsBills and resolutions
Legislation from the 2025-2026 Regular Session with status, sponsors, and votes. Filter by chamber, type, and status, or search by bill number or title. Sorted by most recent activity.
HB914: HB914 Commissioner of Labor; ensure certain employees receive comparable pay for comparable work in jobs which require comparable skill, effort, and responsibility; authorize
House Bill 914 would give Georgia's Commissioner of Labor new authority to enforce equal pay for comparable work under the state's sex discrimination in employment law, including the power to investigate employers and issue fines.
HR905: HR905 Education, Department of; implement a public awareness campaign for grade levels K-12 regarding blockchain, cryptocurrency, and Web3; encourage
A Georgia House resolution encourages the Department of Education to run a public awareness campaign for K-12 students about blockchain, cryptocurrency, and Web3 technologies.
HB916: HB916 Judicial Council; funding for civil legal services to low-income individuals; create grant program
A Georgia House bill would create a state grant program run by the Judicial Council to help counties and cities pay for civil legal services for low-income residents.
HB898: HB898 Continuing Insulin Safety Net Act; enact
A Georgia House bill would require insulin manufacturers doing significant business in the state to give a 90 day supply of insulin at no charge to eligible low and moderate income residents, renewable for up to a year.
HB917: HB917 Education; open enrollment processes for students to transfer between local school systems and between schools within local school systems; provide
House Bill 917 would require every Georgia school district to let students apply to transfer into other districts and other schools within their own district, with new rules on capacity, lotteries, appeals, and tuition limits.
HB901: HB901 Elections; superintendent may permit any elector of the county to vote in any precinct of the county which such elector chooses under certain conditions; provide
HB901 would let a Georgia county's election superintendent allow voters to cast ballots at any precinct in the county, rather than only their assigned precinct, if certain safeguards are in place.
HB911: HB911 Torts; prohibit individuals from bringing defamation actions against another individual who makes a communication regarding an incident of sexual assault, harassment, or discrimination; provisions
A Georgia House bill would bar someone from being sued for defamation over statements they made about a sexual assault, harassment, or discrimination incident, as long as they reasonably believed it happened.
HB919: HB919 Conservation and natural resources; outdoor stewardship; eliminate reductions in appropriations
A Georgia House bill would remove the rules that cut funding to the Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Trust Fund when sporting goods sales tax revenue drops, keeping the fund's share steady at 40 percent.
HB909: HB909 Firefighter Health and Environmental Safety Act; enact
House Bill 909 would set new rules limiting PFAS ('forever chemicals') in Georgia firefighting equipment, create a state council to track firefighter health, and require insurance to cover PFAS blood testing for firefighters.
HB897: HB897 Urgent Insulin Safety Net Program Act; enact
A Georgia House bill would require pharmacies to give a 30 day emergency supply of insulin to people who qualify and are nearly out, with drug manufacturers required to pay pharmacies back or resupply them.
HB902: HB902 Insurance; transparency and accountability in rates and rate regulation after enactment of tort reform law; provide
House Bill 902 would tighten Georgia's insurance rate regulation by defining when rate hikes count as excessive, requiring more state examinations and public hearings on big increases, and extending tort reform data collection through 2035.
HB921: HB921 Education Impact Transparency Act; enact
House Bill 921 would require the Georgia Department of Education to study the effects on Georgia public schools whenever a federal action cuts the U.S. Department of Education's scope, staff, or budget by more than 20 percent.
HB900: HB900 Employees' Retirement System; any member shall be eligible to transfer funds to Judicial Retirement System; provide
House Bill 900 would let more judicial officials, including state court judges, move their retirement contributions from the state employee pension system into the Judicial Retirement System, and it resets an old 2002 transfer deadline to 2026.
SB365: SB365 "Georgia Meat and Organic Produce Transparency and Safety Act"; enact
A Georgia Senate bill would require large-scale organic produce growers, grassfed meat producers, and pasture-raised poultry producers to test their products regularly and disclose more information about how animals were raised before sale.
SR309: SR309 Sales or Income Tax Credit; any bill proposing to receive a two-thirds' vote of the membership of each house of the General Assembly in order to become law; require -CA
A proposed amendment to Georgia's Constitution would require a two-thirds vote in both the House and Senate to pass any new sales or income tax credit or exemption, starting in 2027.
SB295: SB295 State Board of Education; local school systems to maintain and publish a registry of all contracts worth more than $10,000.00; require
A Georgia Senate bill would require every local school system to post an online registry of all contracts over $10,000 paid with state funds, showing who got the money and why.
SR282: SR282 Joint Study Committee on Funding for Next Generation 9-1-1 Sustainability; create
A Senate resolution would create a joint legislative study committee to review how Georgia funds 9-1-1 emergency call centers, which have relied largely on landline fees set back in 1977.
HB647: HB647 Mulberry, City of; change corporate limits
House Bill 647 would expand the City of Mulberry's boundaries in Gwinnett County by adding dozens of specific parcels of land to its corporate limits.
HB627: HB627 Courts; juvenile proceedings; use of a deadly weapon; revise a provision
House Bill 627 revises how Georgia's juvenile code defines a deadly weapon assault as a 'designated felony act,' clarifying when firearm use and assaults on public safety officers are excluded from this specific definition.
HB638: HB638 MARTA; prohibit stopping or parking of a motor vehicle other than a transit vehicle in a designated transit vehicle lane in the City of Atlanta
A House bill would make it illegal to stop or park a car other than a bus or transit vehicle in a designated MARTA transit vehicle lane in the City of Atlanta, backed by cameras and fines up to $150.