Co-sponsored — Current session
Tanya Miller · 102 bills · page 2 of 5
- HR 854 King, Pilar; winning the GHSA Class 4A State Swimming and Diving Championships; commend Passed
- HR 712 House Study Committee on Protecting Working Families; create Introduced
- HR 674 Robinson, Reverend Dr. William Holmes; occasion of his 13th pastoral anniversary; recognize Passed
- HR 646 McKenzie, Jamelle E.; TrailBlazing Women in Georgia Day; March 20, 2025; recognize Passed
- HR 642 DJ Aone; occasion of District 58 Day; commend Passed
- HR 620 Atlantic Institute; commend Passed
- HR 591 Black Midwives Day; March 14, 2025; recognize Introduced
- HR 549 Bevington, Paula Lawton; condolences Passed
- HR 543 Byrd, Dr. Teresa T.; commend Passed
- HR 530 Davis, Maurice; owner of J.M.R. Tires, Southeast Atlanta; outstanding contributions to the community; commend Passed
- HR 520 City of Chattahoochee Hills; commend Passed
- HR 484 Georgia State University; commend Passed
- HR 456 Jennings, Davante; commend Passed
- HR 396 General Assembly; creation of Georgia's Children First Trust Fund; authorize - CA Introduced
- HR 395 Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month; month of May; designate Introduced
- HR 379 ReadSource and Purpose Built Schools of Atlanta; recipients of the Georgia Reads Community Award; dedication to literacy advancement; commend Passed
- HR 336 Shepherd Center; 50th anniversary; recognize Passed
- HR 318 Smith, Reverend Dr. William J., Jr.; commend Passed
- HR 276 Equal Rights Amendment as the law of the land; commemorate; ratify a proposed Amendment to the United States Constitution Introduced
- HR 274 General Assembly; appropriate an additional $2 million annually to the Georgia Pregnancy and Early Childhood Home Visiting Program; urge Introduced
- HR 270 Bibbs, Dr. Tenisha; commend Passed
- HR 257 House Special Committee on Oversight of Federal Funds; create Introduced
- HR 228 Duke, Nellie Dunaway; condolences Passed
- HR 211 Importance of hyperemesis gravidarum; recognize; encourage state's research institutions to study this issue to improve the quality of life for pregnant people impacted by this condition Passed
- HR 172 Wear Red Day; February 7, 2025; recognize Passed