Substantive final action

SB68

Agree To House Substitute: Senate Vote #273

Civil Practice; substantive and comprehensive revision of provisions regarding civil practice, evidentiary matters, damages, and liability in tort actions; provide

Passed Senate March 21, 2025⭐ Substantive final action

34Yea

21Nay

0Not voting

1Absent

Group legislators by

Yea (34)

John Albers R

Jason Anavitarte R

Lee Anderson R

Brandon Beach R

Timothy Bearden R

Matt Brass R

Max Burns R

Bill Cowsert R

Clint Dixon R

Greg Dolezal R

Drew Echols R

Frank Ginn R

Steve Gooch R

Russ Goodman R

Marty Harbin R

Ed Harbison D

Bo Hatchett R

Billy Hickman R

Mike Hodges R

Chuck Hufstetler R

Emanuel Jones D

John Kennedy R

Kay Kirkpatrick R

Chuck Payne R

Randy Robertson R

Ed Setzler R

Shawn Still R

Brian Strickland R

Carden Summers R

Blake Tillery R

Larry Walker R

Ben Watson R

Sam Watson R

Ricky Williams R

Nay (21)

Tonya Anderson D

Gail Davenport D

Jason Esteves D

Sonya Halpern D

Sally Harrell D

Nabilah Islam Parkes D

Kim Jackson D

Donzella James D

Harold Jones D

RaShaun Kemp D

David Lucas D

Derek Mallow D

Randal Mangham D

Nikki Merritt D

Colton Moore R

Nan Orrock D

Elena Parent D

Sheikh Rahman D

Michael Rhett D

Freddie Sims D

Kenya Wicks D

Absent (1)

Josh McLaurin D

Open official vote record Open LegiScan roll call

Source provenance

LegiScan roll-call ID: 1524305
LegiScan bill ID: 1949657
Session ID: 2167
Individual records rendered: 56
Source file: var/states/georgia/source/legiscan/2167-841ad2a0e705/vote/1524305.json
Package observed: 2026-07-17T02:17:01+00:00
Final-action classification: Matched this state's reviewed final-vote patterns.

SB68

Agree To House Substitute: Senate Vote #273

Yea (34)

Nay (21)

Absent (1)

Republicans (33)

Democrats (23)