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Georgia lawmakers set redistricting aside in special session

Georgia lawmakers set redistricting aside in special session

Georgia's General Assembly met in a June 2026 special session called by Gov. Brian Kemp but declined to redraw the state's congressional and legislative district maps, with House and Senate leaders citing pending court cases and a need for more review. The session adjourned June 23 without new maps. Redistricting determines which districts state lawmakers represent.

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Bills we track

The crypto and digital-asset bills behind every grade, in plain English.

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Officials graded
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Crypto-friendly (A/B)
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