Georgia Legislative Update – February 6, 2020
Overview The Georgia Legislature has been in session for twelve legislative days. Within that short time frame a wide variety […]
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Georgia Legislative Update – January 30, 2020
Overview Unsurprisingly, the 2020 legislative session, still in its infancy, has been consumed by the General Assembly’s one constitutional obligation—passing […]
Georgia Legislative Preview 2020
Overview Georgia’s state legislators reconvene today for the second 40-day session of the 155th Georgia General Assembly. With an impending […]
Georgia Policy Primer – December 20, 2019
Overview Despite the absence of state and federal elections this year in Georgia, political theater has been active in our […]
Georgia 2019 legislative recap
At midnight on Tuesday, April 2, the 2019 Georgia Legislative Session came to a close. After hundreds of bills were […]
Newly elected state AGs outline enforcement priorities
Everything you need to know Georgia’s elections
Dentons’ Georgia public policy team delves into the data to give you an exhaustive look at how the 2018 midterms […]
Sunday brunch bill clears Ga. legislature
The years-long movement to liberalize Georgia’s Sunday alcohol sales law finally cleared both chambers of the General Assembly last week. […]
With Crossover Day behind it, Ga. Capitol enters final leg of legislative season
Governor Nathan Deal signed on Thursday a headline-grabbing proposal that would slash state income taxes while deep-sixing a lucrative tax […]
Crossover Day countdown for transit reform, criminal justice reform, and distracted driving
The Georgia General Assembly will enter on Monday one of the session’s most turbulent periods, a half-way point scramble by […]
Transit reform inches forward in Ga. General Assembly
Speaker David Ralston is backing a Republican transit reform package that would reshape transportation services throughout metropolitan Atlanta, signaling the […]