With the runoffs only a few hours behind them, lawmakers return to the Gold Dome today to convene a special session of the Georgia General Assembly. The agenda initially included two items for consideration by legislators but will now include three more issues after Gov. Brian Kemp expanded the list of issues to be considered.
Kemp originally called the special session for congressional and state legislative redistricting for the 2028 elections and resolving an election issue caused by a state law that bans the use of QR codes to count votes after July 1. New additions to the agenda include language that allow lawmakers to confirm appointments made by Kemp since the Legislature adjourned and give formal approval to the gas tax suspension Kemp issued through an emergency order that ended on June 2.
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