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Georgia General Assembly bills and resolutions from the 2026 Special Session, 2025-2026 Regular Session: 5,656 measures, 5,652 with stored text, with actions through 2026-07-11. Each bill has its status, sponsors, and votes. Filter by chamber, type, and status, or search by bill number or title. Sorted by most recent activity.
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- Only these sessions: 2026 Special Session, 2025-2026 Regular Session. Earlier sessions are not loaded.
- 4 measures have no stored text, because the General Assembly's website publishes none for them (HB 67, HB 68, HB 973, HB 974). Their pages link to the legislature's own page.
- The stored text is the latest version the General Assembly's website lists for the measure (`text_version` names it); earlier versions are not stored. Where a bill amends current law, the words it strikes out are marked <del> and the words it adds <ins>, as the printed bill shows them.
- Spanish translations of the summaries exist for 5,652 of the 5,652 measures with summaries (`lang=es`); the text of a measure, and every quote from it, stays in English.
House · Introduced · April 4, 2025
HB486: State government; City of Incheon, South Korea as sister city-state of the State of Georgia; designate
A Georgia House bill would officially designate the City of Incheon, South Korea as the state's sister city-state, adding a new section to Georgia law recognizing the relationship.
House · Introduced · April 4, 2025
HB482: Courts; superior court judicial officers in certain judicial circuits; provide
House Bill 482 would let counties in Georgia's largest superior court circuits pay for up to five appointed judicial officers to help handle caseloads alongside elected superior court judges.
House · Introduced · April 4, 2025
HB464: Crimes and offenses; immunity for a prospective offender while seeking assistance from law enforcement as a victim of certain offenses; provide
A House Judiciary substitute to HB 464 would shield victims of serious violent crimes, like rape or kidnapping, from arrest or prosecution when the only evidence against them came from seeking police help.
House · Introduced · April 4, 2025
HB442: Education; students shall not be counted absent from school due to performing in certain productions; provisions
House Bill 442 would let Georgia students who perform in stage, screen, or other productions avoid being marked absent for up to 25 school days, as long as a studio teacher provides aligned instruction.
House · Introduced · April 4, 2025
HB435: Crimes and offenses; sexual exploitation of children; expand limitations to include Division of Family and Children Services
A Georgia House bill would add staff of the Division of Family and Children Services to the list of people exempt from the state's child sexual exploitation material law when acting in their official duties.
House · Introduced · April 4, 2025
HB434: Crimes and offenses; offense of selling a child for financial gain; provide
HB434 would move Georgia's existing ban on illegal payments in adoption placements out of the adoption code and into the criminal code as a new offense, without changing the underlying rules.
House · Introduced · April 4, 2025
HB427: Property; notice to owner and deed holder when another deed is filed by another party; provide
A Georgia House bill would require certain deed and lien filings to go through electronic recording and would force a 45 day waiting period, with owner notification, when someone other than the property owner files a deed on their property.
House · Introduced · April 4, 2025
HB424: Agriculture; clarify that a manufacturer cannot be held liable for failing to warn consumers of health risks above those required by the United States Environmental Protection Agency
A Georgia House bill would say that pesticide labels approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency count as a sufficient warning, shielding manufacturers from state lawsuits claiming they should have warned of more health risks.
House · Introduced · April 4, 2025
HB420: Insurance; require certain health benefit policies to cover genetic testing for an inherited mutation and cancer imaging under certain conditions
A Georgia House bill would require health insurance plans issued or renewed after July 1, 2025 to cover genetic testing for cancer-linked gene mutations and cancer imaging for high-risk patients when a doctor recommends it.
Senate · Engrossed · April 4, 2025
SB152: "Georgia Promise Scholarship Act"; the biological or adopted children of individuals who are foster parents and who meet certain conditions shall qualify for promise scholarship accounts; provide
A Georgia Senate bill would let children of foster parents qualify for the state's Promise Scholarship accounts without meeting the usual public school attendance zone rule, and would let the scholarship agency share applicant data with two state agencies to verify eligibility.
House · Introduced · April 4, 2025
HB393: Safer Cycling in Georgia Act; enact
A Georgia House bill would require bicyclists to signal turns using hand and arm signals and would let them slow down and roll through certain stop signs instead of coming to a full stop, if the intersection is clear.
House · Introduced · April 4, 2025
HB391: Professions and businesses; certain boxing, wrestling, and martial art associations and federations; change certain provisions
A Georgia House bill would trim the list of martial arts and kickboxing organizations whose amateur matches are exempt from state boxing and wrestling regulation, removing five named federations.
House · Introduced · April 4, 2025
HB390: HALO Act; enact
A House committee substitute for HB 390, the HALO Act, would add felony obstruction of police, firefighters, or emergency medical workers to the list of charges that require a judge's involvement before release on an unsecured bond.
House · Introduced · April 4, 2025
HB374: Local government; residential rental property; establish housing management databases
A House committee substitute would let Georgia counties and cities create databases of residential rental properties owned by large landlords, require registration and foreign-ownership disclosure, and set fines for noncompliance.
House · Engrossed · April 4, 2025
HB370: Ad valorem tax; school districts; state-wide base year homestead exemption; provisions
A Senate substitute for House Bill 370 would replace its original property tax subject matter with a new state income tax credit for small Georgia employers that contribute to individual coverage health reimbursement arrangements (ICHRAs) for employees.
House · Introduced · April 4, 2025
HB357: Revenue and taxation; tax credits for certain contributions made by taxpayers to certain mortgage loan originators; provide
A Georgia House bill would create a new state income tax credit for people and businesses who donate money to certain mortgage loan originators that are exempt from state licensing, with total credits capped at $10 million a year through 2030.
House · Introduced · April 4, 2025
HB353: Georgia Music Office and Music Ready Communities Act; enact
House Bill 353 would create a Georgia Music Office inside the Department of Community Affairs to promote and grow the state's music industry, including a program to certify 'Music Friendly' cities and counties.
House · Introduced · April 4, 2025
HB342: Crimes and offenses; access to medical cannabis; repeal certain advertising restrictions on licensees
A House committee substitute for HB 342 would let Georgia's licensed medical cannabis businesses advertise and market low THC oil products to patients and the public, replacing the current near-total ban with rules written by the state commission.
House · Introduced · April 4, 2025
HB335: Quality Basic Education Act; address mental health risks for student athletes
A Georgia House bill would require public and participating private schools to educate student athletes, parents, coaches and staff about mental health risks and require coaches to complete annual training before coaching.
House · Introduced · April 4, 2025
HB330: Income tax; credits for contributions to law enforcement foundations; revise provisions
A House substitute would expand Georgia's tax credit programs for donations to school-scholarship nonprofits and law enforcement foundations, raising overall dollar caps while lowering the maximum credit rate for corporate donors and letting statewide police support groups qualify.
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