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.
HR132: HR132 Joint Georgia-North Carolina and Georgia-Tennessee Boundary Line Commission; create
A Georgia House resolution would create a nine-member Georgia-North Carolina and Georgia-Tennessee Boundary Line Commission to resolve a long-disputed border stemming from a flawed 1818 survey.
HR129: HR129 Clark, Mr. Daryl Lee; compensate
A Georgia House resolution would direct the state to pay Daryl Lee Clark $1,917,128 for his wrongful murder conviction and 25 years of imprisonment, exonerated in 2022.
HR119: HR119 Stinchcomb, Mr. Mario; compensate
A Georgia House resolution would direct the state to pay Mario Stinchcomb $975,000 for his wrongful murder conviction and 13 years of imprisonment before he was exonerated in 2021.
HR118: HR118 Woolfolk, Mr. Michael; compensate
A House resolution would pay Michael Woolfolk $1,350,000 in state compensation for his wrongful murder conviction and 18 years of imprisonment before he was exonerated in 2021.
HB215: HB215 Voter List Integrity Act; enact
House Bill 215 would ban Georgia election officials from taking part in multistate voter list-sharing groups that also try to register new voters, while letting the Secretary of State strike narrower list-maintenance deals directly with other states.
HB173: HB173 Education, Department of; provide parents and guardians of students entering sixth grade information regarding adolescent vaccinations in print and electronic form
A Georgia House bill would require the Department of Education to give parents of students entering seventh grade printed or electronic information about recommended adolescent vaccines, starting in the 2025-2026 school year.
HB168: HB168 Sales and use tax; SPLOST; require enactment of a local Act for reimposition of such tax
House Bill 168 would require Georgia counties to get a special local law passed by the General Assembly before they can reimpose an expiring county special purpose local option sales tax (SPLOST).
HB146: HB146 State holidays; month of April as Black Women's History Month; designate
House Bill 146 would designate April as 'Black Women's History Month' in Georgia, encouraging state and local governments, schools, and businesses to hold ceremonies honoring Black women's contributions.
HR72: HR72 House Study Committee on Cancer Care Access; create
A House resolution would create a 12-member study committee to examine cancer care access in Georgia, focusing on rural and minority communities, and report recommendations by December 2025.
HB132: HB132 Council of Municipal Court Judges; office of senior municipal court judge; provide
House Bill 132 would create a statewide status of senior municipal court judge in Georgia, letting former municipal court judges with at least ten years of service apply to keep certain judicial privileges after leaving the bench.
SB28: SB28 "Red Tape Rollback Act of 2025"; enact
Senate Bill 28, the "Red Tape Rollback Act of 2025," would create a small business impact analysis process for pending legislation and require Georgia state agencies to periodically review, and automatically sunset, their administrative rules.
HB138: HB138 Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council; establish basic and in-service training courses on de-escalation techniques and methods
A Georgia House bill would require the state's peace officer training board to add de-escalation training, including scenario-based exercises, to the basic and in-service courses required for all police officers.
SB30: SB30 Hospitals and Related Institutions; hormone therapies and puberty-blocking medications for certain purposes to minors; prohibit prescribing or administering
A Georgia Senate bill would rewrite the state's existing ban on gender-affirming treatments for minors, letting doctors prescribe puberty-blocking medication only if strict medical, consent, and reporting conditions are met, and would let parents sue over violations.
HB133: HB133 Student Character Development Act; enact
HB 133 would let Georgia public school districts excuse students for up to an hour a week to attend outside religious moral instruction classes, with optional academic credit and parental consent required.
SB36: SB36 "Georgia Religious Freedom Restoration Act"; enact
Senate Bill 36 would create the Georgia Religious Freedom Restoration Act, limiting when state and local governments can burden a person's religious practice, even through generally applicable rules.
HB107: HB107 Professions and businesses; issuance of digitally verifiable licenses for certain military spouses and transitioning military service members; provide
A Georgia House bill would require state professional licensing boards to offer digitally verifiable licenses to military spouses, spouses of transitioning service members, and transitioning service members by July 1, 2026.
HB101: HB101 State employees; annual public report on the amount of prescription drug rebates and other price concessions applied to premium reductions; provide
House Bill 101 would require Georgia's board that runs state employee, teacher, and university system health plans to publish an annual public report showing how much prescription drug rebates lower participants' premiums.
HR40: HR40 House Study Committee on Reinsurance for Essential Industries; create
A Georgia House resolution would create a study committee to examine ways to boost the state's commercial property and casualty reinsurance market, aiming to lower insurance costs for small businesses and farmers.
HR29: HR29 General Assembly; appropriation of funds received from certain legal judgments or settlements; provide - CA
A proposed Georgia constitutional amendment would require the General Assembly to approve any money the state receives from legal judgments or settlements starting in 2027, and would tighten legislative control over unexpected large amounts of federal funding.
HB12: HB12 Education; grants; revise definition of qualified local school system
A House committee substitute for HB 12 would lower the minimum property tax rate Georgia school districts must set to qualify for state equalization grants, from 14 mills to 10 mills, while cutting grants for districts that fall short.
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