Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Legislative Roundup topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Votes at a glance: major House floor actions on March 5, 2025
Summary
The Georgia House recorded multiple roll-call votes March 5, 2025. This roundup lists the bills taken up on the floor that day, vote tallies and brief descriptions of each action.
The following is a concise summary of recorded roll-call votes taken on the Georgia House floor on March 5, 2025. Each entry lists the bill, a one-line description and the House vote tally as announced on the floor.
- House Bill 325 — Military protective order registry (service member-on-service member protective orders; military-judge enforcement). Vote: 168–0 (passed). - House Bill 348 — Captive insurance regulatory modernization (changes to insurance code for captive insurers). Vote: 168–0 (passed). - House Bill 123 — Pretrial intellectual-disability determinations in capital cases. Vote: 172–0 (passed). - House Bill 304 — Georgia Municipal Court Clerk's Council (statutory creation, clerk certification). Vote: 171–2 (passed). - House Bill 37 — Notice to school employees about Social Security withholding. Vote: 169–2 (passed). - House Bill 180 — Probate-judge qualification cleanup. Vote: 171–0 (passed). - House Bill 406 — Increase retirement age for future superior court judges (to age 65 for those taking office on or after 07/01/2026). Vote: 167–7 (passed). - House Bill 79 — Tax credit for firearm safe-handling courses and secure-storage devices (voluntary program). Vote: 165–8 (passed). - House Bill 268 — Comprehensive school-safety package (BTAM teams, S3 database, grants, anonymous reporting app). Vote: 159–13 (passed). - House Bill 551 — Temporary operating permits for motor vehicles (dealers, broker rules). Vote: 168–2 (passed). - House Bill 235 — Leave for organ and bone-marrow donation for certain school employees. Vote: 173–0 (passed). - House Bill 225 — Repeal automated school-zone automated traffic enforcement. Vote: 129–37 (passed). - House Bill 651 — Reform package for school-zone automated enforcement (signage, hours, fines, revenue set-aside). Vote: 164–8 (passed). - House Bill 79 (duplicate entry omitted) — see above. - House Bill 340 — Distraction-Free Education Act (bell-to-bell cell-phone ban for K–8 with exemptions). Vote: 143–29 (passed).
This list is not exhaustive of every bill acted on that day, but covers the major floor actions and recorded tallies announced during the session. Each vote was read aloud on the floor and the clerk announced the tallies as shown above.
