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Votes at a glance: Georgia House actions on March 3, 2025
Summary
A roundup of bills the Georgia House approved on March 3, 2025, with brief descriptions and recorded floor outcomes where available.
The Georgia House took up a supplemental calendar and approved a set of bills and resolutions on March 3, 2025. Below are brief summaries and recorded floor outcomes when the transcript provided a numeric roll call.
- House Bill 186: Eliminates the ad valorem tax on motor vehicles inherited by immediate family, easing tax burden for grieving families. Recorded vote: yeas 171, nays 0; bill passed.
- House Bill 290: Annual update aligning Georgia tax code to the Internal Revenue Code changes for 2024; sponsor described minimal fiscal impact. Recorded vote: yeas 176, nays 0; bill passed.
- House Bill 327: Conforming and cleanup changes to fiduciary law (wills, trusts, probate) submitted by the state bar’s fiduciary law section. Recorded vote: yeas 176, nays 0; bill passed.
- House Bill 378: Requires state court clerks to publish and maintain online terms of court to improve transparency and reduce confusion about filing and trial schedules. Recorded vote: yeas 162, nays 11; bill passed.
- House Bill 416: Clarifies enterprise zone retailer fee collection and timelines related to an existing downtown Atlanta enterprise zone project; sponsor said the change closes a loophole and preserves the investment timeline. Recorded vote: yeas 172, nays 0; bill passed.
- Additional committee reports and first readings: the House read many first and second readers across a broad set of topics (criminal justice, education, insurance, healthcare, commerce). Those items were placed on the calendar for further committee consideration or later floor action.
