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Crossover Day: A key deadline for bills in the Georgia Legislature

Georgia lawmakers will vote on dozens of bills before a Thursday deadline for measures to advance.
Atlanta - Rep. Chuck Efstration, R - Dacula,  one of Gov. Brian Kemp's floor leaders, huddles with colleagues on the House Floor earlier in the 2019 session. BOB ANDRES  /BANDRES@AJC.COM
Atlanta - Rep. Chuck Efstration, R - Dacula, one of Gov. Brian Kemp's floor leaders, huddles with colleagues on the House Floor earlier in the 2019 session. BOB ANDRES /BANDRES@AJC.COM
By AJC staff
March 6, 2019

Thursday, March 7 is the 2019 Crossover Day in the Georgia Legislature. It’s when a bill typically needs to pass at least one chamber of the General Assembly in order to have a chance of becoming law this year.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution will have the largest team covering the action, using its expertise to offer insight on the issues that matter to taxpayers. Follow the coverage at AJC.com/politics.

There also will be a Bill Tracker to provide an up-to-date look at what happens to specific pieces of legislation now before the General Assembly.

The Legislature meets for 40 legislative days. Adjournment is expected to be April 2.

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