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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SR212: 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion; honor
A Georgia Senate resolution honors the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, the all-Black Women's Army Corps unit known as the Six Triple Eight, for its World War II postal service.
SR224: Ben Hill County School District; congratulate
A Senate resolution congratulates the Ben Hill County School District for receiving the Georgia Reads Community Award for its work improving literacy through community partnerships.
SB211: "Autism Missing Person Alert System Act"; enact
Senate Bill 211 would create a statewide alert system, run by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, to help find missing individuals with autism spectrum disorder, similar to existing alerts for missing disabled adults.
SR209: Phillips, Aaliyah; congratulate
A Georgia Senate resolution formally congratulates Aaliyah Phillips of Cobb County for winning the Miss Cobb County 2025 title and for her work in education and community service.
SR218: Charlton County Board of Education; congratulate
A Senate resolution congratulates the Charlton County Board of Education for winning a statewide award recognizing its community literacy efforts.
SB205: Insurance; pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders; require coverage for healthcare services
A Georgia Senate bill would require health insurance plans, including the state employees' health plan, to cover diagnosis and treatment for PANDAS and PANS, two neuropsychiatric conditions that can appear suddenly in children after strep infections.
SB208: State Government; regulation and taxation of sports betting in this state; authorize and provide
A Georgia Senate bill would legalize and regulate online sports betting statewide through the Georgia Lottery Corporation, creating a licensing system, a 25 percent tax on betting revenue, and consumer protections for bettors.
HB487: Quality Basic Education Act; computer science course shall be a high school graduation requirement beginning in 2031; provide
A Georgia House bill would make computer science a high school graduation requirement starting with the 2031-2032 school year, letting certain computer science or CTAE courses count toward other credit requirements like math, science or electives.
HB505: Career Readiness and Economic Development Act; enact
House Bill 505 would replace Georgia's current 'individual graduation plan' for middle and high school students with a broader 'career development plan' and require the Department of Education to build an online platform to manage it.
HB472: Crimes and offenses; add certain facilities of the Geo. L. Smith II Georgia World Congress Center Authority to the locations in which the carrying of weapons or long guns is prohibited
A Georgia House bill would add certain fenced facilities of the Geo. L. Smith II Georgia World Congress Center Authority to the list of places where carrying weapons or long guns is banned under state law.
HB470: Crimes and offenses; prohibit activities related to immigration enforcement in certain locations
A Georgia House bill would bar federal, state, and local government employees, including police, from conducting immigration enforcement activities at schools, colleges, houses of worship, and hospitals.
HB501: Elections; removal of certain members of State Election Board; revise procedures
A Georgia House bill would let the President of the Senate or the Speaker of the House remove their chamber's appointed member of the State Election Board when the General Assembly is not in session, expanding current removal powers.
HB474: Revenue and taxation; repeal an exemption for charges paid for continuous use of rooms, lodgings, or accommodations after the first 30 days of continuous occupancy
House Bill 474 would remove a state tax exemption so that Georgia's local hotel and lodging taxes apply to guests who stay in the same room for more than 30 days in a row, not just short-term visitors.
HR275: State of Georgia; increase minimum school drop out age from 16 to 17 years old; support
A Georgia House resolution expresses support for raising the state's minimum school dropout age from 16 to 17, though it does not itself change the law.
HB479: Income tax; allow for tax credits in excess of the amount that can be claimed in a given year to be carried forward to subsequent years
House Bill 479 would change how several Georgia tax credit programs calculate the cap on credits by using an entity's estimated income tax liability, reported to the Department of Revenue, instead of after-the-fact actual liability.
HB481: Elections; dates on which special elections to present questions to the voters can be held; revise provisions
House Bill 481 would expand the dates Georgia counties can hold special elections that ask voters a yes-or-no question, adding state-wide special primaries and special elections to the list of qualifying election days.
HB488: Pregnancy Center Fraud Prevention Act; enact
House Bill 488 would make it illegal for Georgia's limited services pregnancy centers, often called crisis pregnancy centers, to advertise their services in false or misleading ways, with new state enforcement powers and penalties.
HB469: True Campus Safety Act; enact
House Bill 469 would repeal Georgia laws that let certain school personnel carry weapons in school safety zones and at school functions, undoing an exception in the state's weapons law.
HB503: State Election Board; promulgate, amend, adopt, or repeal nonemergency rules and regulations in odd-numbered years; provide
House Bill 503 would limit the Georgia State Election Board to making non-emergency rule changes only in odd-numbered years, starting after July 1, 2025, while keeping a separate path for emergency rules.
HB499: Sales and use tax; menstrual discharge collection devices; create an exemption
A Georgia House bill would exempt menstrual discharge collection devices, such as tampons and menstrual cups, from the state's sales and use tax.
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