GeorgiaGeorgia House honors Bishop Jackson’s church and voting rights work
The House honors Bishop Jackson’s leadership and advocacy, and directs its Clerk to make a copy of the resolution available to his family.
What it does
The House honors Bishop Jackson for his church leadership and public service, including his work to protect voting rights in Georgia.
The House Clerk is directed to make a copy of the resolution available to Jackson’s family.
Argument forThe tribute could help Georgians remember Jackson’s service and give his family a copy of the House’s resolution.
Argument againstIncluding Jackson’s criticism of Georgia’s 2021 election law could make the tribute less welcome to people who supported that law.
More detail
The House resolution honors Bishop Reginald Thomas Jackson and recognizes his service and public advocacy. Jackson was the 132nd elected and consecrated Bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church.
The House Clerk is authorized and directed to make a copy of the resolution available to Jackson’s family. The copy is for Bishop Jackson’s family.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Adopted
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Jun 22House Read and AdoptedAdopted
- Jun 22House First ReadersMinor
- Jun 22House HopperIntroduced
Civil Rights & Voting