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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 2026-06-25. 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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HR78: Harrison, Venessa C.; retirement; commend
A Georgia House resolution formally commends Venessa C. Harrison, president of AT&T Southeast Coastal States, on her retirement after 45 years of service.
SB37: "AI Accountability Act"; enact
Senate Bill 37 would require every Georgia state and local government entity to publish a public AI usage plan by the end of 2026 and would create a new 12-member state board to guide and oversee government use of artificial intelligence.
SB32: Obstruction of Public Administration; convicted of doing violence in the obstruction or hindering of law enforcement officers; provide for a mandatory minimum sentence
Senate Bill 32 would split Georgia's law on obstructing law enforcement officers so that actually doing violence to an officer, not just offering violence, carries its own separate felony with a mandatory 10 to 20 year prison sentence.
HR41: Congress; reduce waiting period for determination and approval of disability benefits for individuals living with lupus; urge
A Georgia House resolution urges Congress to speed up the federal disability benefits approval process for people living with lupus, calling for faster claims handling and better training for claims examiners.
HB98: Income tax; credit equal to 10 percent of the federal child tax credit; provide
A Georgia House bill would create a new state income tax credit worth 10 percent of the federal child tax credit, refundable to taxpayers whose credit exceeds what they owe.
HB100: Prescription Drug Consumer Financial Protection Act; enact
House Bill 100 would require Georgia health insurers to pass along at least 80 percent of prescription drug rebates they receive from manufacturers directly to enrollees at the pharmacy counter, starting January 1, 2026.
HB106: Safe Teens Act; enact
House Bill 106, the Safe Teens Act, would let Georgia public schools offer driver education training as an elective course, paid for through local funds, student fees, and state funding if lawmakers approve it.
HB109: Mental health; five-year pilot program for the purpose of creating emergency psychiatric assessment, treatment, and healing units or EmPATH units in hospitals; provide
House Bill 109 would create a five-year pilot program in Georgia to fund and certify hospital-based EmPATH units, which provide short-term crisis treatment for people experiencing a mental health emergency as an alternative to the ER.
HB102: Community Health, Department of; Georgia Quality Reporting Project; establish
House Bill 102 would create the Georgia Quality Reporting Project, requiring Medicaid managed care organizations to send patient clinical data to the Department of Community Health to track opioid treatment quality and overall healthcare quality statewide.
HB96: Revenue and taxation; pack of cigarettes; increase rate of tax
House Bill 96 would raise Georgia's cigarette tax from 37 cents to $1.37 per pack of 20, then reset the rate every year to match the national average cigarette tax.
HB97: Community Health, Department of; expansion of Medicaid; provide
House Bill 97 would direct Georgia's Department of Community Health to seek federal approval to expand Medicaid, covering low-income adults through private health plans on the state insurance marketplace.
HB99: Income tax; credit based upon the federal qualified child and dependent care tax credit; revise
House Bill 99 would raise Georgia's state income tax credit for child and dependent care expenses to 100 percent of the federal credit and let taxpayers get any excess back as a refund, starting with the 2025 tax year.
HB118: Education; revise requirements of child care learning centers and family child care learning homes
A Georgia House bill would require child care centers and family child care homes to keep a portable airway clearance device on site and make sure staff who work with children get CPR certified.
HB104: Equal Athletic Opportunities Act; enact
House Bill 104 would rewrite Georgia's school sports law to define sex by biology at birth and bar transgender girls and boys from competing on teams matching their gender identity in public and many private school athletics.
HB95: Income tax; credit equal to 20 percent of the federal earned income tax credit; provide
House Bill 95 would create a new Georgia state income tax credit worth 20 percent of the federal earned income tax credit, with any excess refunded to the taxpayer.
HR49: Manuel Estevan Paez Teran Day; January 18, 2025; recognize
A Georgia House resolution would designate January 18, 2025 as Manuel Estevan Paez Teran Day, honoring the environmental activist who was killed in Atlanta in 2023.
HR53: Milner, Emily L.; condolences
A Georgia House resolution honors the life and memory of Emily L. Milner, an Atlanta resident who died in December 2024 at age 107, and directs a copy be sent to her family.
HR50: International Holocaust Remembrance Day; January 27, 2025; recognize
A Georgia House resolution formally recognizes January 27, 2025, as International Holocaust Remembrance Day, marking the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
HR59: Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of Korean American Day at the state capitol; recognize
A Georgia House resolution recognizes and celebrates the 20th anniversary of Korean American Day at the state capitol, honoring the history and contributions of Korean Americans in Georgia.
HR62: Sequeira, Mary D'Souza; commend
A Georgia House resolution commends Mary D'Souza Sequeira, a pioneering Indian Olympic athlete, for her track and field and field hockey achievements.
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