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Gov. Kemp signs another 120 bills, including one that could benefit Trump
Gov. Brian Kemp reportedly signed 120 bills on Wednesday, which was the deadline for signing legislation the General Assembly passed this year.
Georgia Governor Kemp signed or vetoed eight bills on Wednesday. See which bills passed.
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed five bills into law Wednesday, while vetoing three. The deadline for action on remaining legislation this year fell on Wednesday. Kemp had until midnight to veto or sign eight bills.
Here are the bills Gov. Brian Kemp signed and vetoed for 2025
The governor had until midnight May 14 to sign or veto legislation passed by the General Assembly during the 2025 session.
Kemp signs bill that could allow Donald Trump to recover legal costs in Georgia election case
Gov. Brian Kemp Wednesday signed a bill that could allow President Donald Trump to recoup millions of dollars of legal costs in the Georgia election interference case.
Georgia Gov. Kemp signs vehicle booting regulations into law
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed legislation on Wednesday setting up statewide regulations of vehicle booting. Vehicle booting occurs when a company uses a device, often a metal clamp around the wheel of a car,
Kemp meets bill signing deadline with rush
Gov. Brian Kemp has beaten the deadline for signing legislation the General Assembly passed this year with a flurry of bill signing. Kemp signed 120 bills on Wednesday, including Senate Bill 244, combining provisions from two measures related to the criminal justice system that had failed to gain passage earlier in the session.
Georgia Gov. Kemp signs in new laws Thursday night, rejects others | What to know
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Can Georgia Republicans avoid a messy US Senate primary? Probably not
Insurance Commissioner John King is the latest to enter the race after Gov. Brian Kemp decided not to run. Many other candidates are considering bids.
Supreme Court debates Trump's efforts to limit birthright citizenship
How the Supreme Court decides the case will affect not only birthright citizenship but could make it harder for judges to pause other Trump initiatives.
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Georgia’s Election Chief Says Loser Must Concede Gracefully
Former President Donald Trump thrust Raffensperger into the spotlight in 2021 after unsuccessfully pressuring Georgia's chief election official to overturn Trump’s narrow loss in the state.
Marjorie Taylor Greene Declines To Challenge Jon Ossoff In Georgia Senate Race
U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene won't challenge Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff of Georgia in next year’s midterms.
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Georgia state Democrat jumps into governor race by slamming Trump
Georgia state Sen. Jason Esteves (D) announced Monday that he will run for governor in the 2026 midterm election ... in Georgia and President Donald Trump’s agenda as part of his reason for ...
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Administration’s Dubious Trustworthiness Permeates Hearing On Trump Election Order
As soon as the hearing began ... along with the order’s other mandates, including denying states the ability to count ballots that were postmarked before Election Day but arrive late ...
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Appeals court to hear case on Georgia voter challenges
The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta is set to hear arguments later today in a case that could impact how ...
Federal appeals court may revive lawsuit against conservative group accused of voter intimidation
A federal appeals court appears inclined to revive a lawsuit accusing a conservative group of violating the Voting Rights Act when it announced it was challenging the eligibility of more than 360,000 ...