Day 22- March 9, 2010

Tonight on Lawmakers, a food safety measure that would make it a felony to knowingly ship tainted food products to consumers passes the House; proposals to limit the terms of Department of Transportation Board Members are heard in House and Senate Committees; and our leadership series of interviews continues with House Democratic Leader DuBose Porter. All that and more.

Day 16- February 10, 2010

Tonight on Lawmakers, the 2010 Amended Budget passes the House Appropriations Committee, reflecting a 6.2% decrease in state revenue from 2009 projections—over $1 billion; the office of the Secretary of State comes under fire over furlough days; the Senate authorizes the State Department of Transportation to adopt a design–build method, which could bring in additional federal stimulus dollars; and First Lady Mary Perdue visits patients at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Scottish Rite.

Day 13- February 5, 2010

Tonight on Lawmakers, Governor Sonny Perdue wants to make four of the State’s constitutional officers that are currently elected into appointed positions instead; after being taken to task by a Senate committee yesterday, the Department of Transportation Board votes to rescind a controversial decision to institute accrual accounting practices; and we’ll take a look back at this week under the gold dome with Tom Crawford of The Georgia Report. All that and more tonight on Lawmakers.