Georgia Legislative Watch Newsletters 2024

The team at Ohio River South delivers intelligence each week on southern politics, policy making and public sector business, in the top newsletter under the Gold Dome.

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GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Twelve

March 29, 2024

The 2024 General Assembly ended just before 1 am. Gov. Kemp has 40 days to sign bills or veto.

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Eleven

March 23, 2024

After a predictably unpredictable week, we’re on to the final stretch of the 2023-24 biennial session.

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Ten

March 16, 2024

Five days to go. Legislative days 36-38 are next week with a committee work day on Tuesday.

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Nine

March 9, 2024

Slow rollin’ this week after Crossover Day. Legislative days 33-35 are next week, Committee Work Day on Tuesday

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Eight

March 2, 2024

Thursday night’s last chance for bills to cross over to the other chamber closed Legislative Day 28.

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Seven

February 24, 2024

‘Twas a late night for the Senate Judiciary Committee, who heard testimony until 10 pm Thursday.

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Six

February 17, 2024

We’re half way through the session and that time when committee chairs start cutting off testimony has begun.

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Five

February 10, 2024

Next week lawmakers meet every day except Wednesday for GDOT board elections, committee hearings.

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Four

February 2, 2024

Lawmakers to attend funeral of Columbus-area lawmaker / House Rules Chair Richard Smith (R-Columbus)

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Three

January 26, 2024

Highly debated bill to define antisemitism in state law is first sent to the Gov.’s desk for his signature.

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week Two

January 20, 2024

It was budget week, with appropriations hearings taking up most of the bandwidth.

GA Legislative Watch 2024 | Week One

January 13, 2024

Both chambers agreed to a full calendar with Crossover Day on Feb. 29 and Sine Die on March 28.