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.

Day 19- February 17, 2010

Tonight on Lawmakers, the Senate passes legislation to prevent fraudulent insurance discounts; a bill to allow private ownership of public drinking water sources passes the Senate Natural Resources and Environment Committee; and an in-depth interview with budget policy thinkers Alan Essig of the Georgia Budget and Policy Institute and Kelly McCutchen of the Georgia Public Policy Foundation.

Day 11- February 3, 2010

Tonight on Lawmakers, the State Ethics Commission investigation of former House Speaker Glenn Richardson; Governor Sonny Perdue announces water stewardship legislation; Senate Majority Leader Chip Rogers proposes legislation to ensure school vouchers are made available to children in foster care and children of those serving in the military; and fiscally conservative groups rally at the Capitol for smaller government and tax relief.