Day 30- March 26, 2010

Tonight on Lawmakers, it's the crucial 30th legislative day, also known as Crossover Day, this is the deadline for legislation to pass out of its chamber of origination, we'll have the latest; the House passes Governor Sonny Perdue's hospital provider tax; House Speaker David Ralston's ethics reform bill is expected to come for a vote; the Senate passes a measure making it a crime to coerce abortion for any reason; and it's the end of another legislative week, which means it's time to check in with Tom Crawford of The Georgia Report. All that and more tonight.

Day 23- March 10, 2010

Tonight on Lawmakers, water stewardship and conservation bills pass both the House and the Senate; the Senate Transportation committee talks about the transportation special local option sales tax and MARTA funding issues; Senator Mitch Seabaugh proposes eliminating 19 Superior Court judge positions in the interest of the State budget; and a bill that makes it a crime to solicit an abortion based on the race or gender of the fetus passes out of committee.