It’s crunch time for many bills in the Georgia Legislature.

Crossover Day, which is the Legislature’s unofficial deadline for bills to pass one chamber to have a good chance of becoming law, highlighted lawmakers’ main priorities. Bills that have not passed either the House or Senate, are likely dead for this session. However, lawmakers can get creative and bring them back.

The final day of the Legislative session is April 4. Here are some of the bills lawmakers considered and what made it through.

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