Georgia Lawmakers Push Bills Before Session End
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Georgias lawmakers are rushing to complete their session, with a focus on passing the state budget and addressing various bills before the deadline. Notable measures include protecting utility customers, shielding taxpayer phone numbers, and enhancing voter privacy. Additionally, there are proposals to ease HOA rules, mandate health checks for young students, and fund school safety measures. However, controversial bills such as expanded DNA collection, stricter AI regulations, and protest restrictions also make headlines. As the budget standoff continues, lawmakers are weighing priorities before the session ends.
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