Running forState House, District 20
Charlice Byrd
RepublicanHas the job now
Overview
Charlice Hew Byrd is a Republican member of the Georgia House of Representatives who serves District 20 and parts of Cherokee County.
Facts from Wikipedia.
- How to reach them
- Office: 1025 Rose Creek Drive Suite 620-165, Woodstock, GA 30189
- Email: charlice.byrd@house.ga.gov
Bills they wrote
Bills and joint resolutions where they're the main author, since 2023. Laws first, then the ones that got furthest.
Wrote
14 bills
Became law
None became law.
- HB 1242: Medical Freedom Act; enactIntroduced
- HB 1108: Elections; state-wide uniform system of voting equipment; revise provisionsIntroduced
- HB 1109: Elections; certain driver's licenses and identification cards shall not be proper identification for presentation to a poll worker; provideIntroduced
- HB 661: Elections; qualifications for and registration of voters; enhance penaltiesIntroduced
- HB 194: Crimes and offenses; justification for use of force in defense of self or others; revise standardsIntroduced
- HB 120: Crimes and offenses; preemption of local regulation and lawsuits relative to firearms, ammunition, and other weapons; provide for a definitionIntroduced
- HB 119: Brady Law Regulations; bringing an action against the government for an unauthorized act relating to regulation of weapons; revise standardsIntroduced
- HB 121: Second Amendment Preservation Act; enactIntroduced
- HB 122: Persons and their rights; life from the moment of conception is accorded same rights and protections guaranteed to all persons; provideIntroduced
- HB 1047: Income tax; reduction of state income tax over time; revise provisionsIntroduced
- HB 1009: Second Amendment Preservation Act; enactIntroduced
- HB 604: Persons and their rights; life from the moment of conception is accorded same rights and protections guaranteed to all persons; provideIntroduced
- HB 293: Crimes and offenses; protections against infringements on the right to keep and bear arms; provideIntroduced
- HB 266: Medical Freedom Act; enactIntroduced
How they voted
Final votes on bills that passed either chamber of the Georgia legislature, since 2023. Votes on amendments, committees, and procedure are left out. A bill can show up under more than one topic.
Votes shown
1,474 votes on bills that passed at least one chamber.
Attendance
Didn't vote on 60 of 1,606 votes (4%). They had permission to be away (excused) for 44 of them.
By topic
Agriculture42 votes
Alcoholic Beverages6 votes
Animals10 votes
Appeal and Error21 votes
Aviation11 votes
Banking and Finance18 votes
Buildings and Housing23 votes
Civil Practice36 votes
Commerce and Trade53 votes
Commercial Code2 votes
Conservation and Natural Resources55 votes
Contracts5 votes
Corporations, Partnerships, and Associations7 votes
Courts124 votes
Crimes and Offenses (Criminal Code)132 votes
Criminal Procedure49 votes
Domestic Relations25 votes
Education212 votes
Elections33 votes
Equity6 votes
Evidence15 votes
Fire Protection and Safety14 votes
Food, Drugs, and Cosmetics30 votes
Game and Fish20 votes
General Assembly56 votes
General Provisions, Ocga10 votes
Guardian and Ward10 votes
Handicapped Persons19 votes
Health159 votes
Highways, Bridges, and Ferries43 votes
Insurance98 votes
Labor and Industrial Relations19 votes
Law Enforcement Officers and Agencies72 votes
Local Government127 votes
Mental Health30 votes
Military, Emergency Management, and Veterans Affairs47 votes
Minors33 votes
Motor Vehicles and Traffic137 votes
Nuisances2 votes
Penal Institutions36 votes
Professions and Businesses132 votes
Property91 votes
Public Officers and Employees76 votes
Public Utilities and Transportation27 votes
Retirement and Pensions37 votes
Revenue and Taxation203 votes
Social Services51 votes
State Government135 votes
Torts18 votes
Waters, Ports, and Watercraft14 votes
Wills, Trusts, and Administration of Estates9 votes
Local laws (one city or county)9 votes
Other23 votes
Source: Open States, Georgia General Assembly. Topics from the state legislature.