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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SR314: Brasher, Colonel (Ret.) Laurie Vernita Monsegue; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution honors Colonel (Ret.) Laurie Vernita Monsegue Brasher for her 26 years of service in the United States Army.
SR316: Georgia Teen Republicans; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution formally recognizes and commends the Georgia Teen Republicans, a youth political organization, for its work engaging young people in conservative politics.
SR324: Kingdom of Denmark and Honorary Consul Christopher N. Smith, Knight of the Order of the Dannebrog 1st Class; honor
A Georgia Senate resolution honors the Kingdom of Denmark and Honorary Consul Christopher N. Smith, recognizing longstanding diplomatic and economic ties between Denmark and Georgia.
SR321: Habitat for Humanity Georgia Day; recognize March 5, 2025
A Georgia Senate resolution recognizes March 5, 2025 as Habitat for Humanity Georgia Day at the state capitol and commends the organization's affordable housing work statewide.
SR325: Jack and Jill of America, Inc.; commend
A Georgia Senate resolution commends Jack and Jill of America, Inc., a national mothers' organization focused on youth leadership development, and recognizes its Georgia chapters and leaders.
HR448: Women's Golf Week in the State of Georgia; first week of April of each year; recognize
A House resolution would designate the first week of April each year as Women's Golf Week in Georgia and ask the Governor to issue an annual proclamation marking it.
HR428: House Study Committee on the Affordability and Accessibility of Georgia's Legitimation Process; create
A Georgia House resolution would create a five-member study committee to examine whether the state's legal process for unmarried fathers to establish parental rights, called legitimation, could be made cheaper and easier to use.
HB667: Motor vehicles; standards for liability of an employer or insurance provider for actions relating to a commercial vehicle driver; provide
House Bill 667 would limit how far back into a commercial truck driver's history employers and insurers can be held liable, capping driver record and data reviews used in civil lawsuits.
HR426: General Assembly; support creation of a Black Maternal Health Caucus; urge
A Georgia House resolution urges the General Assembly to create a legislative Black Maternal Health Caucus to focus on Georgia's high rates of maternal death among Black women.
HB661: Elections; qualifications for and registration of voters; enhance penalties
House Bill 661 would make any violation of Georgia's voter qualification and registration law a felony, punishable under the state's existing election crimes penalty statute.
HB672: Georgia Dignity in Pregnancy and Childbirth Act; enact
A Georgia House bill would require hospitals, clinics, and birthing centers that provide pregnancy and childbirth care to train staff on implicit bias and require the state to track maternal death and complication data by race.
HB670: Georgia Civil Rights Act of 2025; enact
House Bill 670, the Georgia Civil Rights Act of 2025, would create statewide civil rights protections against discrimination in housing, public accommodations, and employment, and would ban racial profiling by police, covering race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, disability, familial status, and national origin.
HR427: Dr. Esco Hall, Jr. Highway; Appling County; dedicate
A Georgia House resolution would honor the late Dr. Esco Hall, Jr. by naming a stretch of State Route 15 in Appling County the Dr. Esco Hall, Jr. Highway.
HB665: Health; transfer all authorities and responsibilities relating to environmental health from county boards of health to Department of Public Health
HB665 would shift environmental health duties, such as septic system permitting and inspections, from Georgia's 159 county boards of health to the state Department of Public Health starting January 1, 2028, if funding is approved.
HB681: Domestic relations; sealing of name change petitions upon request; provide
House Bill 681 would change how Georgia courts handle requests to seal name change petitions filed by people who say they are victims of family violence or human trafficking.
HB666: Clayton Judicial Circuit; superior courts; provide for a sixth judge
House Bill 666 would add a sixth superior court judge to the Clayton Judicial Circuit, with the Governor appointing the new judge to serve until a successor is elected in 2028.
HB673: Criminal procedure; limitations on bars to first offender treatment for certain minor offenders adjudicated as adults; provide
A Georgia House bill would let some minors who are prosecuted as adults for serious crimes still qualify for first offender treatment, an option currently barred for serious violent felonies and sex offenses.
HB658: Insurance; certain consumer protections contingent upon repeal of Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; provide
A Georgia House bill would write several Affordable Care Act consumer protections, like coverage of preexisting conditions and dependents up to age 26, into state insurance law, but only if the federal health care law is ever repealed.
HB660: State government; prohibit coverage of expenses for any transition related intervention under state health benefit plan or with any state funds
This Georgia House bill would bar the state health benefit plan, Medicaid, and any other state funds from paying for gender transition related medical care, and would stop state-run hospitals, clinics, and correctional facilities from providing it.
HB680: Labor and industrial relations; prohibit certain employers that do not provide affordable health insurance benefits from requiring certain employees to provide a doctor's note when absent from work
A Georgia House bill would bar employers with six or more workers from demanding a doctor's note for missed work if they do not offer affordable health insurance, defined as coverage costing no more than 9.02 percent of the local median household income.
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