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Sarah Hammond
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Reporter, WVEC-TV (Norfolk, VA)
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By Sarah Hammond Verified, Doug Reardon Verified| WCTV-TV (Tallahassee, FL) Verified ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - The final day of Georgia’s legislative session will likely turn into a late Friday night for lawmakers as they work to pass last-minute bills and the fiscal year 2026 budget. Friday is “Sine Die,” which means any bills that don’t pass by the end of the day are officially dead. Sponsors would have to start over on those bills next year. In the past 40 days, lawmakers have passed some high-profile bills, holding early meetings and late-night votes in the process.
By Sarah Hammond Verified| WRDW-TV (Augusta, GA) Verified ATLANTA, Ga. - The final day of the legislative session in Georgia will likely turn into a late Friday night for lawmakers as they work to push through last minute bills and pass the fiscal year 2026 budget. Any bills that don’t pass by the end of the day are officially dead. Sponsors would have to start over on those bills next year. “Working with the General Assembly this year, we’ve done a lot this legislative session,” said Gov. Brian Kemp.
By Sarah Hammond Verified, Doug Reardon Verified| WCTV-TV (Tallahassee, FL) Verified ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - The final day of Georgia’s legislative session will likely turn into a late Friday night for lawmakers as they work to pass last-minute bills and the fiscal year 2026 budget. Friday is “Sine Die,” which means any bills that don’t pass by the end of the day are officially dead. Sponsors would have to start over on those bills next year. In the past 40 days, lawmakers have passed some high-profile bills, holding early meetings and late-night votes in the process.
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WVEC-TV (Norfolk, VA)
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
+1 404-327-3200