Georgia, transgender athletes

Georgia Senate votes to ban transgender athletes from school competitions
The Republican-controlled Georgia Senate moved to purge transgender athletes from female teams Thursday in a near party-line vote. Senate Bill 1 would prohibit public school and state college students from competing on teams that do not match the sex on their birth certificates.
Georgia lawmakers advance a bill to prevent transgender women from competing in women’s sports
Georgia's state Senate approved a bill that would prevent transgender women from competing in women's sports. The move comes a day after Georgia's Lt. Gov.
Georgia Senate Republicans pass bill to ban transgender athletes from girls sports teams
The bill now moves to the state House, where its passage is likely, potentially making Georgia the latest state to enact such a ban. ATLANTA – The Republican-controlled Georgia Senate moved to purge transgender athletes from female teams Thursday in a near party-line vote.
Georgia Senate approves bill banning trans girls, women from female sports
The Georgia Senate passed legislation Thursday to ban transgender girls from competing on teams that do not match their sex assigned at birth.
Both chambers of Georgia General Assembly to focus on transgender athletes
Sex and school sports will be a priority for both chambers of Georgia’s General Assembly this year, with House Speaker Jon Burns announcing Tuesday that his caucus will
Georgia legislators want to outlaw trans athletes in girls’ sports, state hormone therapy insurance
A proposal to cut gender-affirming care for people on Georgia’s state health insurance plan passed a Senate committee.
Georgia Republican Party Chair pitches proposal that would create new state voting laws
Georgia would get a slew of new voting laws under a proposal from the state Republican chairman, former state senator Josh ...
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How Trump won Georgia: Vote records show GOP more unified than Democrats in 2024
Republican voters in Georgia overwhelming lined up behind Donald Trump, while Democratic voters were more divided in last fall's election, according to new election records.
Georgia Republicans advance bill to make Atlanta let the Fulton County sheriff use its jail
Republicans in a Georgia Senate committee have advanced a bill that would force the city of Atlanta to let the Fulton County ...
Top Georgia Republican unveils statewide DOGE plan to 'reset' regulations: 'Red Tape Rollback'
Georgia's Republican lieutenant governor has unveiled a plan to roll back regulations in a similar style to what Tesla CEO ...
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Georgia House OKs revised spending plan with hundreds of millions for prisons, hurricane relief
The state House backed a revised $40.5 billion spending plan for this year that sets aside hundreds of millions of dollars ...
GOP pitches hardline Georgia election laws
The presence of Donald Trump in the White House is the inspiration for at least some of the measures that Republicans had previously dismissed as too extreme.
Former GA Rep. Doug Collins confirmed as Trump’s VA secretary
The Senate voted 77-23 to confirm Collins, who had served in Congress for nearly a decade before briefly leaving public ...
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Implementation of the Laken Riley Act in Georgia and the U.S. could be hampered by cost
The federal Laken Riley Act expands the scope of crimes that could place a person living in the U.S. without legal status in immigration detention and in deportation proceedings. The Georgia law under ...
Trump, GOP senators to dine at Mar-a-Lago before campaign retreat
President Trump and most Senate Republicans are having dinner on Friday at Mar-a-Lago before the lawmakers head to a campaign retreat.
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Georgia Lawmakers Aim to Put Legalizing Sports Betting, Casinos on 2026 Ballot
The Senate would need to approve the resolution with two-thirds of a vote by crossover day on March 6 to get in front of the ...
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Georgia Republicans renew push for closed primary elections
Anyone can vote in Georgia's party primary elections. Republicans want to change that, arguing people outside of their party shouldn't help pick their nominees.