SINE DIE: Senate adjourns early as last day of Georgia legislative session comes to an end
The Senate surprised everyone by adjourning around 9:15 p.m., while the House remained in session to finish its work.
The Senate surprised everyone by adjourning around 9:15 p.m., while the House remained in session to finish its work.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on Friday signed the religious freedom bill that advocates said was needed to protect people of faith but critics said could be used to discriminate.
It’s the final day of the Georgia legislative session and late Friday afternoon, the General Assembly finally approved a nearly $38 billion budget.
After the session ends, Gov. Brian Kemp will have 40 days to sign, veto, or allow legislation to become law without his signature.
State Sen. Russ Goodman said he not only supports the new tariffs but wishes they went even further.
The move is causing some concern across the state of Georgia, including some Republicans.
The measure has already passed the Senate.
Republicans insist this is about saving taxpayer money. Democrats just call it cruel.
Democrats point to the fact that there are no transgender female athletes in Georgia public schools and universities. Republicans say they want to stop it before it starts.
Students from Apalachee High School were among those protesting at the Capitol on Friday.