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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Twelve

Financial planning. It was budget week, with appropriations hearings taking up most of the bandwidth and no “legislative days” spent from the designated 40 days.

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Eleven

Financial planning. It was budget week, with appropriations hearings taking up most of the bandwidth and no “legislative days” spent from the designated 40 days.

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Ten

Financial planning. It was budget week, with appropriations hearings taking up most of the bandwidth and no “legislative days” spent from the designated 40 days.

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Nine

Financial planning. It was budget week, with appropriations hearings taking up most of the bandwidth and no “legislative days” spent from the designated 40 days.

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Eight

Financial planning. It was budget week, with appropriations hearings taking up most of the bandwidth and no “legislative days” spent from the designated 40 days.

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Seven

Financial planning. It was budget week, with appropriations hearings taking up most of the bandwidth and no “legislative days” spent from the designated 40 days.

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Six

Financial planning. It was budget week, with appropriations hearings taking up most of the bandwidth and no “legislative days” spent from the designated 40 days.

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Five

Financial planning. It was budget week, with appropriations hearings taking up most of the bandwidth and no “legislative days” spent from the designated 40 days.

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Four

Financial planning. It was budget week, with appropriations hearings taking up most of the bandwidth and no “legislative days” spent from the designated 40 days.

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Three

Financial planning. It was budget week, with appropriations hearings taking up most of the bandwidth and no “legislative days” spent from the designated 40 days.

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Two

Financial planning. It was budget week, with appropriations hearings taking up most of the bandwidth and no “legislative days” spent from the designated 40 days.

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch | Week One

Here we go! Heading into the second year of the biennial, we’re returning to what seems like yesterday, but also like years ago. Both chambers agreed to a full calendar with Crossover Day (legislative day 28) on Feb. 29 and Sine Die (the 40th and final day of session) on March 28.

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Friendly Amendment: Biannual Update

Powered by OHIO RIVER SOUTH Biannual Update By Molly Mcloughlin & Rebecca Wallace ● June 23, 2023 Smart Brevity™ count:…

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch | Week Twelve

Legislative days 13 through 16 down, 24 more to go. Crossover day is only a month away. If you were at the Capitol this week, you may have accidentally bumped someone. Welcome back to pre-pandemic visitation levels!

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch | Week Eleven

Legislative days 13 through 16 down, 24 more to go. Crossover day is only a month away. If you were at the Capitol this week, you may have accidentally bumped someone. Welcome back to pre-pandemic visitation levels!

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch | Week Ten

Legislative days 13 through 16 down, 24 more to go. Crossover day is only a month away. If you were at the Capitol this week, you may have accidentally bumped someone. Welcome back to pre-pandemic visitation levels!

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch | Week Nine

Legislative days 13 through 16 down, 24 more to go. Crossover day is only a month away. If you were at the Capitol this week, you may have accidentally bumped someone. Welcome back to pre-pandemic visitation levels!

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch | Week Eight

Legislative days 13 through 16 down, 24 more to go. Crossover day is only a month away. If you were at the Capitol this week, you may have accidentally bumped someone. Welcome back to pre-pandemic visitation levels!

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch | Week Seven

Legislative days 13 through 16 down, 24 more to go. Crossover day is only a month away. If you were at the Capitol this week, you may have accidentally bumped someone. Welcome back to pre-pandemic visitation levels!

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch | Week Six

Legislative days 13 through 16 down, 24 more to go. Crossover day is only a month away. If you were at the Capitol this week, you may have accidentally bumped someone. Welcome back to pre-pandemic visitation levels!

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch | Week Five

Legislative days 13 through 16 down, 24 more to go. Crossover day is only a month away. If you were at the Capitol this week, you may have accidentally bumped someone. Welcome back to pre-pandemic visitation levels!

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch | Week Four

Legislative days 9-12 are behind us, leaving 28 more days. One fun thing: More than 1,800 bills and resolutions have been drafted by legislative counsel so far. Atlanta is a top contender to host the 2024 Democratic National Convention, in no small part due to the support of other southern states. In the spirit of historic efficiency, the House approved Kemp’s $32.5B mid-year budget. Affordable workforce housing discussion stays at the forefront. Bills are flying out the hopper now that the sleepy start to the session is over. We’ll keep you posted! Next week the Senate will consider Gov. Kemp’s budget, which flew through the House.

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Friendly Amendment: Legislative Watch This Week

GA Legislative Watch | Week Three

Day 8 of the General Assembly ended what was a seemingly quiet week but for the musical chairs as members moved offices and furniture. 32 legislative days to go. Side note 👏🏽: Congratulations to our own Howard Franklin for being appointed to the board of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, which serves as the voice for the business community at the Capitol.

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Day 5 / Week 3 begins

GA Legislative Watch | Week Two

Take five for the week two wrap-up, when it was all about the money. What's next: Lawmakers will get down to business and begin legislating next week after all the ceremonial pomp and circumstance and budget presentations.

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Happy New Year 2023 from the ORS Team!

Happy New Year from the ORS Team

We bid adieu to ‘22 and shout out with glee to ‘23. 2022 was monumental for Ohio River South. We celebrated our 5-year anniversary; expanded our team; moved in to our new offices; convened public, private, and civic gatherings; and flexed our muscles with more clients and more services than ever before.

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Howard Franklin with Andre Dickens at the Whitehouse

Atlanta charts a new course

Atlanta elected its 61st mayor in a historic contest. Not in thirty years has a mayoral candidate ridden such a…

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ORS hosted legislators and staffers at our offices for a celebratory kick-off to the 2019 General Assembly.

GA Legislative Watch: Special session to end of biennial

Democrats will be vying for Medicaid expansion, quality education, mental health supports and jobs creation. A key priority for Republicans is the abolishment of the state income tax. A busy election year session will have both parties strategizing to gain seats in each chamber, potentially realizing a stall in top agenda priorities.

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Hotel Row / South Downtown

ORS moving in to new digs in 2022

Ohio River South is moving to new offices in Newport’s Hotel Row development in South Downtown Atlanta. The team still…

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Client Focus: ORS supports goPuff to expand its customer base

Ohio River South is the registered lobbyist in metro Atlanta for goPuff, a global e-commerce company providing customers door-to-door delivery…

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Brandeis Parkman

Team Member Spotlight: GA WIN’s newest board member, Brandeis Parkman

What is your favorite thing about working with ORS? Working with my professional peers who bring a diverse set of…

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