There are just days left before a key “make-it-or-break-it” moment in Georgia’s current legislative session.
Monday is “Crossover Day,” when each chamber pushes the legislation they want to move forward to their colleagues across the hall.
That means a flurry of bills are being brought up for a vote at the state Capitol, on topics ranging from what schools can discuss about gender and sexuality to what counts as incest.
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