S2 E8: Crossover day: The last chance for bills to cross to the opposite chamber
In episode eight of the Gold Dome Debrief podcast, we discuss why Crossover Day is so important and the status of bills concerning divisive concepts in schools and lowered tuition costs for refugees, along with other bills that may have passed or died on Crossover Day. Stay tuned as our reporters bring you under the Gold Dome of Georgia's legislative session. We will be tracking the bills that matter most and breaking them down for listeners as part of our never-ending efforts to provide transparency to our audience. Thank you for tuning in and see you next week!
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