As informed citizens, I knew you’d want to read about some of the laws that went into effect yesterday. This is not a complete list of new Georgia laws, but it includes the ones I thought would be of most interest to those in the 156th district. If you want a more...
ATLANTA, GA – Representative Leesa Hagan (R-Lyons) completed the year-long Republican Leadership for Georgia (RLG) training program last week in Atlanta. The series of seminars is designed to cultivate and enhance leadership skills within the party. It prepares...
Firstly, I’d like to thank you for trusting me to serve as your representative in the General Assembly for another session. It’s an honor that I do not take for granted. I am running for reelection this year, and I’m asking for your vote in the upcoming May 21 primary...
Sine Die, the last day of the legislative session, was this past Thursday. In a few weeks, we’ll have a clear picture of the legislation Governor Kemp signs, vetoes, or allows to go into law without his signature. At that time, I’ll post a thorough summary...
The eighth week of the 2024 legislative session commenced on February 26. The House convened for three days of legislative work and one busy committee day. Notably, Thursday marked Legislative Day 28, or “Crossover Day,” a pivotal deadline for bills and resolutions to...
On February 20, my House colleagues and I reconvened for days 23 through 25 of the legislative session and many hours of committee hearings. During week seven, we focused on key legislation to better Georgians’ lives. With the approaching February 29 “Crossover Day”...
