Georgia House vote

The “Crimes and offenses; possessing a silencer; repeal prohibition” (HB 1324)

Official title: Crimes and offenses; possessing a silencer; repeal prohibition

Passed: 87 yes, 76 no, 14 not voting

Mar 6, 2026, HB 1324

Unverified: the two data sources do not agree yet.

Official source: legis.ga.gov

How each party voted

Republicans87 YES · 0 NO · 12 not voting
Democrats0 YES · 76 NO · 2 not voting

Yes (87)

Republicans (87)

Victor AndersonState Representative
Bethany BallardState Representative
Carter BarrettState Representative
Matt BartonState Representative
Shaw BlackmonState Representative
Josh BonnerState Representative
James BurchettState Representative
Charlice ByrdState Representative
Mike CameronState Representative
Beth CampState Representative
Joe CampbellState Representative
Charles CannonState Representative
Kasey CarpenterState Representative
John CarsonState Representative
Johnny ChastainState Representative
Mike CheokasState Representative
David ClarkState Representative
Rob CliftonState Representative
John CorbettState Representative
Brent CoxState Representative
Clint CroweState Representative
Buddy DeLoachState Representative
Katie DempseyState Representative
Robert DickeyState Representative
Matt DubnikState Representative
Emory DunahooState Representative
Chuck EfstrationState Representative
Ginny EhrhartState Representative
Chris ErwinState Representative
Bill FincherState Representative
Tim FlemingState Representative
Jaclyn FordState Representative
Lehman FranklinState Representative
Houston GainesState Representative
Matthew GambillState Representative
Gerald GreeneState Representative
Joseph GullettState Representative
Stan GunterState Representative
Leesa HaganState Representative
James HatchettState Representative
Lee HawkinsState Representative
Soo HongState Representative
Mitchell HornerState Representative
Jutt HowardState Representative
David HuddlestonState Representative
Rick JasperseState Representative
David JenkinsState Representative
Jan JonesState Representative
Todd JonesState Representative
Noelle KahaianState Representative
Trey KelleyState Representative
John LaHoodState Representative
Rob LeverettState Representative
Eddie LumsdenState Representative
Reynaldo MartinezState Representative
Karen MathiakState Representative
Danny MathisState Representative
Derrick McCollumState Representative
Lauren McDonaldState Representative
Steven MeeksState Representative
Martin MomtahanState Representative
Kimberly NewState Representative
Mark NewtonState Representative
Butch ParrishState Representative
Don ParsonsState Representative
Holt PersingerState Representative
Alan PowellState Representative
Matt ReevesState Representative
Trey RhodesState Representative
Carmen RiceState Representative
Gary RichardsonState Representative
Jason RidleyState Representative
Jordan RidleyState Representative
Mitchell ScogginsState Representative
Devan SeabaughState Representative
Vance SmithState Representative
Tyler SmithState Representative
Ron StephensState Representative
Steve TarvinState Representative
Brad ThomasState Representative
Rick TownsendState Representative
Will WadeState Representative
Dale WashburnState Representative
William WerkheiserState Representative
Noel WilliamsState Representative
Bruce WilliamsonState Representative
Bill YeartaState Representative

No (76)

Democrats (76)

Solomon AdesanyaState Representative
Segun AdeyinaState Representative
Kimberly AlexanderState Representative
Akbar AliState Representative
Michelle AuState Representative
Sylvia BakerState Representative
Imani BarnesState Representative
Debra BazemoreState Representative
Arlene BecklesState Representative

Absent (14)

Republicans (12)

Jon BurnsState Representative
Sharon CooperState Representative
Sandy DonatucciState Representative
Scott HiltonState Representative
Bill HitchensState Representative
Charles MartinState Representative
Angie O'SteenState Representative
Jesse PetreaState Representative

Vote data: LegiScan (opens in a new tab) (CC BY 4.0 (opens in a new tab)), checked against Open States (opens in a new tab).

Positions are copied from LegiScan. They do not show why anyone voted. How we get this data

How each party voted

YESYes (87)

Republicans (87)

NONo (76)

Democrats (76)

ABSENTAbsent (14)

Republicans (12)

How each party voted

YESYes (87)

Republicans (87)

NONo (76)

Democrats (76)

ABSENTAbsent (14)

Republicans (12)

Democrats (2)

Yes (87)

No (76)

Absent (14)

Yes (87)

No (76)

Absent (14)