GA SB68
Comprehensive Civil Practice and Liability Reform Act
Date of Vote: March 30, 2025
Chamber of Origin: HouseA major tort reform law that makes it harder to sue property owners for crimes committed by third parties, lets juries see the actual medical costs paid instead of inflated bills, and allows trials to be split into separate phases for liability and damages. 1
Turning Point Action’s Position
Voted YEA
9096.67% REPUBLICANS3.33% DEMOCRATS0% INDEPENDENTS
VOTED NAY
829.76% REPUBLICANS90.24% DEMOCRATS0% INDEPENDENTS
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Voted yea
Alan PowellState HouseGeorgia
Session Score:90.91
Angie O'SteenState HouseGeorgia
Session Score:90.91
Beth CampState HouseGeorgia
Session Score:90.91
Bethany BallardState HouseGeorgia
Session Score:90.00
Bill HitchensState HouseGeorgia
Session Score:86.36
Bill WerkheiserState HouseGeorgia
Session Score:90.91
Voted nay
Al WilliamsState HouseGeorgia
Session Score:31.25
Angela MooreState HouseGeorgia
Session Score:22.22
Anissa JonesState HouseGeorgia
Session Score:30.00
Anne Allen WestbrookState HouseGeorgia
Session Score:0.00
Arlene BecklesState HouseGeorgia
Session Score:30.00
Betsy HollandState HouseGeorgia
Session Score:5.00
Not voting
Jon BurnsState HouseGeorgia
Session Score:50.00
Present
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Abstaining
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