Legislation
Featured Legislation
Apr 01, 2025
House Bill 127
Bans public schools, local education agencies, and public postsecondary institutions from promoting, supporting, or maintaining DEI programs.
Status:
Passed Senate
Position:
Oppose
Mar 03, 2025
House Bill 670 / Senate Bill 320
Comprehensive state civil rights laws protecting individuals from discrimination in housing, public accommodations, and employment on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, disability, familial status, or national origin.
Status:
House Second Readers
Position:
Support
All Legislation
Apr 02, 2026
Senate Bill 74
Repeals exemption from libraries/librarians to loan, distribute, etc. harmful material to children.
Status:
Won: bill did not pass
Position:
Oppose
Apr 02, 2026
House Bill 397
Election ombnibus bill that contains harmful restrictions that expand State Election Board authority and limit Saturday voting and ballot delivery options.
Status:
Won: bill did not pass
Position:
Oppose
Apr 02, 2026
Senate Bill 443
Reclassifies obstruction as a high and aggravated misdemeanor, creates a new felony offense carrying mandatory minimum prison time.
Status:
Passed both chambers
Position:
Oppose
Apr 02, 2026
Senate Bill 214
Moves Georgia over to Hand-Marked Paper Ballots.
Status:
Dead
Position:
Oppose
Mar 12, 2026
Senate Bill 177
Provides more transparency in foreign funded political activities in Georgia.
Status:
Won: bill did not pass
Position:
Oppose
Mar 10, 2026
Senate Bill 591
Makes it illegal to disrupt religious services and increases the penalties for doing so.
Status:
House Second Readers
Position:
Oppose
Mar 06, 2026
Senate Bill 568
Requires public posting of eligible voter lists before elections and introduces civil fines for registrars who fail to remove ineligible voters.
Status:
Won: bill did not pass
Position:
Oppose
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