

Senate Resolution 429
Creates the Senate Addressing Felony Disenfranchisement in Georgia's Constitution Study Committee
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Creates the Senate Addressing Felony Disenfranchisement in Georgia's Constitution Study Committee
Establishes a study committee on Georgia's voter list maintenance system, voting machines, and other issues.
Bans public schools, local education agencies, and public postsecondary institutions from promoting, supporting, or maintaining DEI programs.
Repeals exemption from libraries/librarians to loan, distribute, etc. harmful material to children.
Requires a person to show specific documentation upon receiving a citation for unlawful squatting; establishes penalties for forgery offenses related to unlawful squatting