It’s the final week of the 157th Georgia General Assembly (the first session was last year). I’ve got my eyes on the state Senate, so here’s what went down in week twelve.

Our state Senators are almost done with the 157th Georgia General Assembly (the first session was last year). I’ve got my eyes on the state Senate, so here’s what went down in week eleven.

Our state Senators have just two more weeks to close out the 157th Georgia General Assembly (the first session was last year). I’ve got my eyes on the state Senate, so here’s what went down in week ten.

Our Senators are back following Crossover Week and taking up the House’ business to close out the 157th Georgia General Assembly (the first session was last year). I’ve got my eyes on the state Senate, so here’s what went down in week nine.

It’s Crossober Week! Our legislators are eight weeks into the 157th Georgia General Assembly (the first session was last year). I’ve got my eyes on the state Senate, so here’s what went down in week eight.

Our legislators are seven weeks into the 157th Georgia General Assembly (the first session was last year). I’ve got my eyes on the state Senate, so here’s what went down in week seven.

Our legislators are halfway through the 157th Georgia General Assembly. I’ve got my eyes on the state Senate, so here’s what went down in week six.

Our legislators are five weeks into the 157th Georgia General Assembly (the first session was last year). I’ve got my eyes on the state Senate, so here’s what went down in week five.

Our legislators are four weeks into the 157th Georgia General Assembly (the first session was last year). I’ve got my eyes on the state Senate, so here’s what went down.

Our legislators are three weeks into the 157 Georgia General Assembly (the first session was last year). I’ve got my eyes on the state Senate, so here’s what went down.

It’s budget week! The week when our state legislature suspends all other activity to do the one job our state constitution requires of them: passing a budget. Or, in this case, two—amending fiscal year 2024 (July 1, 2023 – June 30, 2024) and passing fiscal year 2025 (July 1, 2024 – June 30, 2025).

On Thursday, a joint session of the Georgia Legislature met in the House Chamber to receive the governor’s annual State of the State address. In it, Kemp emphasized Georgia's accomplishments and policy initiatives while renewing his commitment to principles that—he says—distinguish our state’s approach from Washington’s.

236 lawmakers, their staff, lobbyists, and journalists are ready to descend on the Georgia Capitol for 2024’s 40-day legislative session! So, let’s talk about what’s on deck, what state Republicans and Democrats want to accomplish, and what past issues might crop up again.

Yesterday, our legislators returned for the second session of the 157 Georgia General Assembly (the first session was last year). I’ve got my eyes on the state Senate, so here’s what went down.