Georgia CommonsBills and resolutions
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 2026-06-25. 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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- 4 measures have no stored text (LegiScan lists no document for them, or the document could not be read); their pages link to the legislature's own copy.
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SR340: Georgia State University; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution formally recognizes and commends Georgia State University for its academic, research, and athletic achievements over the past year.
SR350: Bussey, Alice Mae White; condolences
A Georgia Senate resolution honors the life of Alice Mae White Bussey, a DeKalb County native and pioneering businesswoman, and offers condolences to her family after her death.
SR351: McClelland, Dr. Charles F.; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution honors Dr. Charles F. McClelland, Commissioner of the Southwestern Athletic Conference, for his career in collegiate athletics leadership.
SR349: Mary Kay Tucker Memorial Highway; Chattooga County; dedicate
A Senate resolution would name a stretch of State Route 337 in Chattooga County the Mary Kay Tucker Memorial Highway, honoring the county's longtime clerk.
SB323: Health, Insurance, and Professions and Businesses; medically necessary tests for metal allergies and metal sensitivities to be administered prior to any cardiovascular, dental, or orthopedic surgery involving the insertion of a metal implant; provide
A Georgia Senate bill would require doctors and dentists to ask patients about metal allergies and run medically necessary tests before surgeries that implant metal, with insurance required to cover the tests.
SR348: Trooper William Black, Jr. Memorial Intersection; Catoosa County; dedicate
A Senate resolution would name the intersection of State Route 3 and Roach Hollow Road in Catoosa County the Trooper William Black, Jr. Memorial Intersection, honoring a Georgia State Patrol trooper killed in the line of duty.
SR341: Atlanta Apartment Association; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution formally recognizes and commends the Atlanta Apartment Association on its 50th anniversary for its work in the state's multifamily housing industry.
SR345: 2025 Senate Aides and Senate Academic Aides; commend
A Georgia Senate resolution formally commends the 2025 Senate Aides and Senate Academic Aides for their work supporting Senate committees during the legislative session.
HB729: Georgia Maternity Care Desert Reduction Act; enact
House Bill 729 would create three new state programs, run by the Department of Public Health, aimed at expanding obstetric care in Georgia counties with little or no maternity care access.
SR343: Sapelo Island; lives lost during the Marsh Landing Dock gangway collapse; honor
A Senate resolution honors seven people who died when a dock gangway collapsed during a Cultural Day event on Sapelo Island's Hogg Hummock community in October 2024.
HB700: Commerce and trade; limit amount of surcharges charged by merchants for purchasers using credit cards
A Georgia House bill would cap the surcharge merchants can add when customers pay by credit card, limiting it to what the merchant actually pays to process the transaction.
HB708: Renters' Bill of Rights Act; enact
House Bill 708 would let renters deduct repair costs from rent if landlords don't fix problems in time, and would give tenants more time to respond to eviction filings.
HB713: Georgia Legislative Integrity and Representation Act of 2025; enact
A Georgia House bill would bar the General Assembly from limiting how many bills a member can introduce, require recorded votes for top leadership elections and rule changes, and create a new independent Legislative Constitutional Counsel office.
HB705: Motor vehicles; prohibit traffic stop on sole basis that the person is operating a motorcycle or wearing motorcycle paraphernalia
A Georgia House bill would bar police from stopping a motor vehicle solely because the driver is riding a motorcycle or wearing motorcycle-related clothing or gear.
HB711: Georgia Firearms and Weapons Act; enact
House Bill 711 would add 'rapid-fire attachments,' such as bump stocks and similar devices, to Georgia's list of banned dangerous weapons and make possessing one a felony punishable by five years in prison.
HB702: Representative Democracy Enforcement Act; enact
House Bill 702 would create a detailed legal process for Georgians to petition for direct votes on statutes or constitutional amendments, but only if voters first approve a separate constitutional amendment allowing such petitions.
HB712: Ad valorem tax; prohibit property bills from including any nontax related fees or assessments
A Georgia House bill would bar local governments from bundling non-tax charges like stormwater or trash fees into property tax bills, requiring those charges to be billed separately starting January 1, 2026.
HB706: Quality Basic Education Act; history of Black Americans; provide coursework
A Georgia House bill would add the history of Black Americans to an optional high school civics course and require every public school to hold at least one class period on the topic, ideally in February.
HB715: Fair and Future Ready Housing Act; enact
House Bill 715 would extend Georgia's fair housing law to cover artificial intelligence and automated decision tools, barring their unsupervised use in housing decisions and letting the Attorney General fine violators up to $10,000.
HR462: State of Georgia; people have power to enact, repeal, or amend general statutory law by direct initiative and referendum process; provide - CA
A Georgia House resolution would ask voters to amend the state Constitution to let citizens propose and pass laws directly, bypassing the General Assembly, through a new petition and ballot process.
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