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How a Bill Becomes a Law in Georgia | Peach State Politics

How does a bill become law, and who's in charge of writing it and getting it passed? We explain in this week's episode of Peach State Politics.

How a Bill Becomes a Law in Georgia | Peach State Politics

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How a Bill Becomes a Law in Georgia | Peach State Politics

How does a bill become law, and who's in charge of writing it and getting it passed? We explain in this week's episode of Peach State Politics.

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