Georgia Republicans release state House and Senate redistricting maps
The proposals give up some seats in the majority to Democrats in the fast-growing metro Atlanta area.
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The proposals give up some seats in the majority to Democrats in the fast-growing metro Atlanta area.
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Add this share Several Georgia companies with LGBTQ-inclusive policies, including Delta Air Lines, also donated money to several of the state's most stridently anti-transgender lawmakers. (Photo by Matt Hennie) Some of the most revered brands in Georgia – including corporations, law firms, a pro sports team and a brewery – donated cash to four high-profile and outspoken anti-transgender lawmakers in the state legislature in recent years. A Project Q Atlanta review of donations made since 2018 to Reps. Ginny Ehrhart, Rick Jasperse and Philip Singleton, along with Sen. Marty Harbin, showe...
Gov. Kemp signs bill allowing Georgia college athletes to make money off their image WSBTV.com News Staff Thursday is a big day for college athletes in Georgia. Popular Searches Governor Kemp signed a bill into law allowing them to make money off their image. It’s called the Name, Image, Likeness Bill or HB 617. “I think it’s just a sign of things to come and gives us another tool in the toolbox. And sure this issue will develop over the years,” said Gov. Kemp. [DOWNLOAD: ] It protects student athletes from being punished if they make any sort of profit off themselves...
Georgia House Speaker David Ralston (Photo by Patrick Saunders) House Speaker David Ralston called anti-transgender bills introduced by his Republican colleagues this year “a solution in search of a problem.” Ralston, who represents House District 7 in Blue Ridge, made the comments on GPB’s “Political Rewind” podcast on April 23. He commented on three bills filed during this year’s legislative session that targeted transgender student-athletes. “Well, sometimes we have issues that come along that are almost solutions in search of a problem, and I think we have to be very, very c...