Tom’s vote: YES HB 862 allows an eligible disabled veteran to qualify for the homestead exemption by meeting either, rather than both, of the standards required by law. Currently, these […]
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Tom’s vote: YES The FY 2016 Budget is set by a revenue estimate of $23.7 billion. While, in nominal terms, this budget is the largest ever proposed, in reality, FY […]
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Tom’s vote: YES The Georgia Right to Try Act grants some terminally ill patients faster access to investigational drugs that have passed phase one in the three-phase FDA drug approval […]
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Tom’s vote: YES HB 659 requires school systems to make financial information – other than that made specifically confidential by law – available for public access to promote greater transparency […]
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Tom’s vote: YES (Did Not Pass Senate) HB 722 allows for manufacturers of low THC oil to ship low THC oil to a person properly registered with the Department of […]
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Tom’s vote: YES This legislation provides a sales and use tax exemption to companies for nearly-expired food they donate to food banks. Under current law, the food would not be […]
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Tom’s vote: YES HB 727 regulates where and when fireworks can be exploded. This bill makes it unlawful to explode fireworks within five yards of an overhead obstruction or across […]
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Tom’s vote: YES HB 768 establishes the Georgia ABLE Program (‘Georgia Achieving a Better Life Experience’), modeled after education savings plans under Section 529 of the Internal Revenue Code, whereby […]
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Tom’s vote: YES HB 770 expands the victim class for human trafficking to include those with developmental disabilities and ensures that offenses perpetrated against victims with developmental disabilities will be […]
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Tom’s vote: YES SB 18 requires the Technical College System of Georgia to establish policies for granting academic credit to active duty military or veteran students for college-level learning acquired […]
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