Georgia CommonsProyectos de ley y resoluciones
Proyectos de ley y resoluciones de la Asamblea General de Georgia de la 2026 Special Session, 2025-2026 Regular Session: 5,656 medidas, 5,652 con texto almacenado, con acciones hasta 2026-06-25. Cada proyecto de ley muestra su estado, sus patrocinadores y sus votaciones. Filtre por cámara, tipo y estado, o busque por número o título. Ordenados por actividad más reciente. Los títulos, los estados y las acciones se muestran en inglés, tal como los publica la legislatura.
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- Solo estas sesiones: 2026 Special Session, 2025-2026 Regular Session. Las sesiones anteriores no están cargadas.
- 4 medidas no tienen texto almacenado (LegiScan no registra un documento para ellas, o el documento no pudo leerse); sus páginas enlazan a la copia de la propia legislatura.
- El texto almacenado es la versión más reciente que tiene LegiScan (`text_version` la nombra); las versiones anteriores de un proyecto no se almacenan. Cuando un proyecto modifica la ley vigente, las palabras que elimina se marcan con <del> y las que agrega con <ins>, como las muestra el proyecto impreso.
- Los resúmenes en español son traducciones de los resúmenes en inglés, escritos por un modelo de IA a partir del texto de cada medida. El texto de las medidas, y todo lo que se cita de ellas, está en inglés. 0 de las 5,652 medidas con resumen tienen su resumen en español; las demás muestran el resumen en inglés.
HB999: Magistrate courts; collecting sums and fees authorized by law; revise provisions
House Bill 999 raises the cap on civil claims magistrate courts can hear from $15,000 to $25,000, clarifies what fees magistrate courts can collect, and fixes a drafting error in a 2025 law about nonpartisan magistrate elections.
HB952: Bulloch County; board of elections; increase size to five members
House Bill 952 would expand the Bulloch County board of elections and registration from three to five members and change how new members are appointed, including a role for local political parties.
HB953: City of Statesboro Public Facilities Authority Act; enact
House Bill 953 creates the City of Statesboro Public Facilities Authority, a state-chartered entity that can build, own, and finance city buildings and infrastructure using revenue bonds rather than city debt.
HB896: Hall County; levy an excise tax
House Bill 896 would let Hall County raise its hotel-motel excise tax up to 8 percent, with the extra money beyond the current 5 percent rate earmarked for tourism promotion and tourism-related development.
HB877: Fayetteville, City of; provide new charter
House Bill 877 replaces the City of Fayetteville's existing charter with a new, comprehensive one that spells out the powers of the mayor and city council, the municipal court, elections, and city finances.
SB359: Henry County; Board of Commissioners; code of ethics; revise and restate provisions
A Senate bill would rewrite Henry County's local ethics code, restructuring the county's Board of Ethics, creating new appointment rules, and adjusting the powers of the county chairperson and county manager.
SB349: Hancock County; levy an excise tax pursuant to subsection (b) of Code Section 48-13-51 of the O.C.G.A.; authorize the governing authority
Senate Bill 349 lets Hancock County's governing authority levy up to an 8 percent hotel and lodging excise tax, with the extra revenue above a 5 percent baseline directed to tourism marketing and tourism product development.
SB350: DeKalb County; certain judges, judicial officers, and county officers; revise the compensation
A DeKalb County bill raises the base salary figure used to calculate pay for the county's chief executive, sheriff, district attorney, judges, and other officials, and updates references to the renamed DeKalb Judicial Circuit.
HB717: Medical Practice Act; regulation of the administration of psychedelic-assisted treatment and therapy; provide
House Bill 717 would create state licensing and safety rules in Georgia for clinics that offer psychedelic-assisted treatments like ketamine infusions, with the rules set by the Georgia Composite Medical Board and a felony penalty for operating unlicensed.
HB651: Motor vehicles; use of automated traffic enforcement safety devices in school zones; revise provisions
House Bill 651 rewrites Georgia's rules for school zone speed cameras, adding new penalties for misuse, requiring flashing warning lights, and requiring local voters to approve camera enforcement through a referendum starting in 2027.
SB207: Professions and Businesses; a preclearance process in the licensing of individuals with criminal records who make application to or are investigated by certain licensing boards and commissions; create
Senate Bill 207 would require Georgia occupational licensing boards to follow a set process, including notice and hearings, before denying a license because of an applicant's criminal record, and lets people ask boards in advance whether their record would disqualify them.
SB220: "Putting Georgia's Patients First Act"; enact
Senate Bill 220 renames Georgia's 'low THC oil' program as 'medical cannabis,' rewrites the possession limit as a milligram-based cap, expands qualifying conditions, and updates penalties, patient registry rules, and dispensary location limits.
SB204: Criminal Procedure; offenses that are not serious violent felonies, sexual felonies, or other certain offenses to be charged by accusation of the district attorney; allow
A Georgia Senate bill would let district attorneys charge most felony cases by accusation instead of requiring a grand jury indictment, while also rewriting the state's gun law preemption statute and changing who can sue over local gun rules. The bill was passed by the legislature but vetoed by the Governor.
HB519: Revenue and taxation; amount of federal work opportunity credit claimed by a taxpayer shall also be allowed as a tax credit; provide
House Bill 519 would let Georgia taxpayers claim a state income tax credit matching the federal work opportunity tax credit they receive for hiring workers from certain disadvantaged groups, up to $500 per employee per year.
HB506: Social services; Medicaid coverage for tobacco cessation treatments; provide
House Bill 506 would set new rules for how Georgia insurers pay out-of-network ground ambulance providers, capping what patients owe and requiring faster insurer payments starting January 1, 2027.
SB179: Education; the academic and disciplinary records of each transferring student shall be provided within five days; require
A Georgia Senate bill would make a computer science course a high school graduation requirement starting with students graduating in 2037, raise the cap on Georgia Virtual School course fees, and require schools to let patriotic youth groups speak with students.
HB455: Bingo; properties used for games; limit number of sessions; provisions
House Bill 455 rewrites Georgia's bingo licensing law to allow charities to run up to three bingo sessions a day at multiple locations, raise weekly prize limits, and pay helpers more per session.
HB447: Crimes and offenses; crimes of gift card theft, gift card forgery, and gift card fraud; provide
A Georgia House bill creates new crimes for gift card theft, forgery, and fraud, covering both physical and digital gift cards, with penalties of up to ten years in prison and a $5,000 fine.
HB439: Revenue and taxation; revise deductions allowed to dealers
House Bill 439 would let Georgia counties and municipalities create optional local homeowner tax credit programs, funded from surplus revenue and approved by voter referendum, to reduce property tax bills on qualified homesteads.
HR251: Local government; probate judges shall be elected in nonpartisan elections; provide - CA
A Georgia House resolution would ask voters to amend the state constitution so that all probate judges are elected in nonpartisan elections, matching the rules already used for superior and state court judges.
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