This is the 26th legislative day of the Georgia General Assembly.

A bill to keep sex offenders from driving school buses and other commercial vehicles passes the House.

Legislation about making life choices is considered today as measures prohibiting abortions after twenty weeks and making assisted suicide a felony are considered by the House Judiciary Non–Civil Committee.

A bill expanding reporting requirements for witnesses of child abuse passes the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Governor Nathan Deal's Legislative Agenda from education to tax policy is the topic of our on–set discussion tonight. We are joined by Brian Robinson, the Governor's Deputy Chief of Staff for Communications...

We go in–depth with Tom Crawford of the Georgia Report and Walter Jones of Morris News Service about all the Capitol news on our reporter roundtable. It's political commentary you won't want to miss.

You can watch Prime Time Lawmakers every night the Georgia General Assembly is in session at 7p.m. on Georgia Public Broadcasting. The program re-airs the next morning at 5:30 am.