State House · GA-22
Jordan Ridley
308 bills with a recorded vote
SB 3 · Jun 23Georgia creates a committee to set standards for new voting equipment and adds recount and audit rulesPass 94–79Ridley:YesHB 71 · Jun 23Blackshear voters would decide on a homeowner property tax breakFail 97–72No confirmed vote on the bill itself · Excluded from alignmentEarlier qualifying vote: Voted Yes · Jun 22Ridley:YesHB 70 · Jun 23Toombs County voters would decide on a homestead tax exemption paid for by a new 1 percent sales taxFail 97–72No confirmed vote on the bill itself · Excluded from alignmentEarlier qualifying vote: Voted Yes · Jun 22Ridley:YesHB 77 · Jun 23City of Butler voters would decide on a homestead tax exemption funded by a new 1 percent sales taxFail 96–71No confirmed vote on the bill itself · Excluded from alignmentRidley:YesHB 76 · Jun 23Taylor County plan would tie home tax breaks to sales taxFail 96–71No confirmed vote on the bill itself · Excluded from alignmentRidley:YesHB 79 · Jun 23Tift County homeowners would get a county property tax break paid for by a new sales tax, if voters approveFail 97–72No confirmed vote on the bill itself · Excluded from alignmentRidley:YesHB 78 · Jun 23City of Tifton voters would decide on a homestead tax exemption funded by a new 1 percent sales taxFail 97–72No confirmed vote on the bill itself · Excluded from alignmentRidley:YesHB 68 · Jun 23Lyons tax break would depend on voter approval and sales tax proceedsFail 97–72No confirmed vote on the bill itself · Excluded from alignmentEarlier qualifying vote: Voted Yes · Jun 22Ridley:Yes
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