Strong Series of Pro-Business Legislation Advances by Crossover Day

ATLANTA – Following Crossover Day, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce highlighted the strong series of pro-business legislation that advanced by Crossover Day. Included in that series of bills were SB 68, and SB 69, the two bills comprising Governor Brian Kemp’s tort reform legislation. Securing tort reform has been the top legislative issue of the Georgia business community for 20 years.

Crossover Day is the 28th day of the legislative session, and the final day for bills to pass out of their originating chamber and move forward during the current session.

Below are some of the bills supported by the Georgia Chamber that advanced by Crossover Day.

Passed Georgia State Senate

• SB 12
• SB 51
• SB 68
• SB 69
• SB 89 

Passed Georgia State House of Representatives

• HB 81
• HB 192
• HB 475

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Founded in 1911 and incorporated in 1915, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce is the largest business advocacy organization in Georgia, working to protect free enterprise and secure our long-term economic prosperity. The Georgia Chamber represents tens of thousands of members in every corner of the state, with offices in Atlanta, Brunswick, and Tifton. In 2025 the Georgia Chamber launched GEORGIA | 2050, a strategic plan to ensure Georgia remains a beacon of economic opportunity for the next 25 years. For more information visit gachamber.com.