ATLANTA (February 13, 2025) — This week, Sen. John Albers (R–Roswell) joined his Senate Republican Caucus colleagues in passing Senate Bill 476 and Senate Bill 477, sponsored by Sen. Blake Tillery (R–Vidalia). These measures will deliver the largest tax relief in Georgia’s history and position the state to completely eliminate the state income tax.
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ATLANTA (February 12, 2026) — Today, Senate Majority Leader Jason Anavitarte (R–Dallas) joined his Senate Republican Caucus colleagues in passing Senate Bill 476 and Senate Bill 477 sponsored by Sen. Blake Tillery (R–Vidalia). These historic measures will deliver the largest tax relief in Georgia’s history and will position the state to completely eliminate the state income tax.
Continue readingSen. Blake Tillery’s Plan to Cut Georgia’s Income Tax Passes Senate
ATLANTA (February 12, 2026) — This week, Sen. Blake Tillery’s (R–Vidalia) plan to eliminate the state income tax for two-thirds of Georgians, reduce the tax rate for the other third by over $5,000, and eventually eliminate the state income tax for everyone passed the Georgia Senate. Georgia families and small businesses will get tax relief while the budget priorities of the state are fully funded.
Continue readingSen. Jaha Howard Introduces Legislation to Protect Immigrants’ Privacy Rights
ATLANTA (February 11, 2026) — Last week, Sen. Jaha Howard (D–Smyrna) introduced Senate Bill 464, which would prohibit federal immigration enforcement agencies from using individuals’ biometric data, such as facial recognition software, voice prints, or retinal imaging, to verify immigration status.
Continue reading “Sen. Jaha Howard Introduces Legislation to Protect Immigrants’ Privacy Rights”Sen. Max Burns Commends Economic Investment Projects in Emanuel and Screven Counties
ATLANTA (February 10, 2026) — Today, Sen. Max Burns (R–Sylvania) expressed his support for two major economic development projects set to come to the 23rd Senate District.
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