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HB 122
Would grant full legal rights and protections to fertilized eggs and embryos, with major implications for abortion access, fertility care, and some forms of contraception. Stalled in House committee.
HB 147
Requires the Georgia Technology Authority to publish an annual inventory of every AI system used across state agencies, giving the public visibility into how government is deploying artificial intelligence. Advanced through Senate Science & Technology committee in March 2026.
HB 206
Repeals a 1990 law that strips financial aid eligibility from students convicted of drug offenses. Advanced through House Higher Education committee in March 2026.
HB 342
Removes advertising restrictions on licensed medical cannabis dispensaries and operators in Georgia. Withdrawn and recommitted in April 2025—still technically alive in the legislature.
HB 440
The 'Providing Effective Access to Cannabis for Health' Act would substantially expand Georgia's narrow medical cannabis program to cover more conditions, more patients, and more dispensaries statewide.
HB 441
Seeks to extend state equal protection rights to fetuses, which legal experts say would create significant criminal and medical-liability questions around pregnancy care. Stalled in House Judiciary committee since February 2025.
HB 470
Forbids immigration arrests, detentions, and searches at schools, houses of worship, healthcare facilities, and other sensitive community spaces.
HB 478
Mandates that AI-generated content include a clear disclosure notice—so voters, patients, and consumers know when they're reading or watching something created by a machine, not a person.
HB 496
Bars police from using the smell of marijuana, cannabis, or hemp as the sole legal basis for stops, searches, arrests, or seizures.
HB 522
Prohibits healthcare providers and facilities from denying organ transplants to patients based solely on their COVID-19 or other vaccine status. Advanced out of House Health committee in January 2026.
HB 598
Would restore broader reproductive healthcare access in Georgia by repealing post-Dobbs abortion restrictions. Stalled in committee since February 2025.
HB 660
Measure affecting transgender Georgians through restrictions tied to identity, care, athletics, or public institutional access.
HB 717
Establishes a licensed framework for psychedelic-assisted treatment and therapy, including psilocybin, for veterans, PTSD patients, and others seeking emerging mental-health options. Passed the Senate by substitute in March 2026.
HB 804
Would encode into law a blanket pardon for Georgians previously convicted of simple marijuana possession.
HB 1044
Gives Georgia residents the right to sue civil immigration enforcement officers who violate their constitutional rights during enforcement operations.
HB 1050
Bars local schools and school districts from sharing student data with federal immigration authorities without clear legal authority.
HB 1053
Repeals existing laws requiring Georgia local law enforcement to cooperate with federal immigration authorities, restoring local jurisdictions' ability to set policing priorities.
HB 1242
Limits government vaccine mandates and seeks to protect Georgians' right to refuse vaccinations without losing employment, access to public services, or other benefits. Introduced February 2026.
HB 1248
Comprehensive adult-use cannabis reform bill that would create a legal, regulated, and taxed cannabis market in Georgia.
HB 1313
Shields healthcare professionals from criminal liability when providing medically necessary treatment to pregnant patients, including pregnancy complications and emergency care.
HB 1399
The 'Likeness, Expression, Generative AI, and Commercial Yield' Act protects Georgians from having their voice or image replicated by AI without consent.
HB 1401
Requires third-party health, safety, and civil rights audits of any Georgia facility housing federal immigration detainees.
SB 1
Restricts transgender girls from competing on girls' sports teams in Georgia public schools and colleges. Signed by Governor Kemp in April 2025.
SB 9
Creates legal liability for harmful AI-generated content. The House and Senate each passed different versions—the chambers are actively negotiating a final version as of early 2026.
SB 39
Would have removed gender-affirming healthcare coverage from Georgia state employee health plans. Withdrawn and recommitted in April 2025.
SB 220
Significantly expands Georgia's limited medical cannabis program by broadening qualifying conditions and reducing patient barriers. The House agreed to the Senate's version in March 2026—this bill is on the verge of passing.
SB 246
Senate companion bill to HB 598 seeking to reinstate broader reproductive healthcare access in Georgia. Referred to Senate Judiciary committee and stalled since February 2025.
SB 389
Requires all covered immigration enforcement officers to wear clearly visible identification badges during public enforcement activities. Currently stalled in Senate Public Safety committee.
SB 390
Bars the Georgia National Guard and other armed state forces from participating in federal immigration enforcement operations without explicit authorization from the Governor.
SB 391
Prohibits federal immigration agents from entering schools, hospitals, churches, libraries, and domestic violence shelters without a judicially signed warrant.
SB 397
Senate companion to HB 1044. Creates a state tort pathway for residents to seek damages when civil immigration officers violate their constitutional rights. Both bills filed in January 2026 and pending in committee.
SB 517
Imposes a two-year moratorium on new immigration detention facilities in Georgia.
SB 549
Cuts off Georgia state funding, tax incentives, and public infrastructure support for ICE immigration detention centers.