SB63

Key
Vote

Limiting How Many Times a Citizen May Pay Cash Bail

Date of Vote: February 6, 2024

Chamber of Origin: Senate

Changes the rules for bail. If a person on bail does not show up for trial, they will be arrested. Under this bill, judges will be required to look at the suspect's criminal history before making a decision on bail. Lastly, this bill limits how many times a citizen can pay cash bail.1

Turning Point Action’s Position

Turning Point Action Supports

Voted YEA

29
100% REPUBLICANS0% DEMOCRATS0% INDEPENDENTS

VOTED NAY

16
6.25% REPUBLICANS93.75% DEMOCRATS0% INDEPENDENTS
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Voted yea

Ben WatsonState SenateGeorgia
Session Score:95.00
Bill CowsertState SenateGeorgia
Session Score:80.00
Billy HickmanState SenateGeorgia
Session Score:94.44
Blake TilleryState SenateGeorgia
Session Score:90.00
Bo HatchettState SenateGeorgia
Session Score:92.50
Brandon BeachState SenateGeorgia
Session Score:95.00

Voted nay

Colton MooreState SenateGeorgia
Session Score:80.00
David LucasState SenateGeorgia
Session Score:35.00
Elena ParentState SenateGeorgia
Session Score:18.42
Gail DavenportState SenateGeorgia
Session Score:18.42
Harold Jones IIState SenateGeorgia
Session Score:25.00
Jason EstevesState SenateGeorgia
Session Score:10.53

Not voting

Derek MallowState SenateGeorgia
Session Score:11.11
Ed HarbisonState SenateGeorgia
Session Score:44.74
Freddie Powell SimsState SenateGeorgia
Session Score:52.50

Present

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