List of Georgia state legislatures

The General Assembly, the legislature of the U.S. state of Georgia, has convened many times since statehood became effective on January 2, 1778.

Legislatures[]

Session	Session dates	# of legislative days	# of bills introduced	# of bills passed
1	May 8, 1777 – June 17, 1777 ??? -September 16, 1777
	January 6, 1778 – March 1, 1778 May 2—?, 1778 October 30— November 15, 1778
	January 5, 1779-? July ?—July 24, 1779 Nov. 4(?)- ?, 1779
	January 4, 1780 - February 5, 1780
	August 17, 1781 - August 22, 1781
	January 1, 1782 - January 12, 1782 Apr. 17-May 4 July 3—July 4, Ann. Adj. July 13—Aug. 5, Adj. October 15- October 21, 1782
	January 1, 1783 - Feb. 18. May 1—May 6, Ex. May 15—June 14, Ann. Adj. July 1—Aug. 1 1783, Ex.
	Jan. 6 - Feb. 26, 1784 July 5—July 13, 1784 Adj. Oct. 6—Oct. 14, 1784, Adj.
	Jan. 4, 1785 - Feb. 22, 1785
	Jan. 3—Feb. 14, 1786 July 17—Aug. 15, 1786
	Jan. 2—Feb. 11, 1787 July 3—Oct. 31, 1787
	Jan. 1—Feb. 1, 1788 July 22—Aug. 6, 1788, Ex Nov. 4—Nov. 13, 1788
	January 6, 1789 - February 4, 1789
	Nov. 2—Dec. 24, 1789 June 7–11, 1790, Ex.
	Nov. 1, 1790 - Dec. 11, 1790
	Nov. 7, 1791 - Dec. 24, 1791
	Nov. 5—Dec. 20 (?), 1792
	Nov. 4-Dec. 20, 1793
	Nov. 3, 1794— Jan. 8, 1795
	Jan. 12—Feb. 22, 1796
	Jan. 10—Feb. 11, 1797
	Jan. 9—Feb. 3, 1798
	Jan. 8—Feb. 18, 1799
	Nov. 4—Dec. 6, 1799
	Nov. 3—Dec. 2, 1800
	Nov. 2—Dec. 5, 1801 June 10—June 16, 1802 (Ex)
	Nov. 1—Nov. 27, 1802 Apr. 18—May 11, 1803 (Ex.)
	Nov. 8—Dec. 11, 1803 May 14—May 19, 1804 (Ex)
	Nov. 5—Dec. 13, 1804
	Nov. 4—Dec. 7, 1805 June 9—June 26, 1806 Ex.
	Nov. 3—Dec. 6., 1806
	Nov. 2—Dec. 10, 1807 May 9—May 22, 1808 (Ex)
	Nov. 7—Dec. 21, 1808
	Nov. 6—Dec. 14, 1809
	Nov. 5—Dec. 14, 1810
	Nov. 4—Dec. 14, 1811
	Nov. 2—Dec. 10, 1812
	Nov. 1—Dec. 4, 1813
	Oct. 17—Nov. 23, 1814
	Nov. 6—Dec. 16, 1815
	Nov. 4—Dec. 18, 1816
	Nov. 3—Dec. 20, 1817
	Nov. 2—Dec. 19, 1818
	Nov. 1—Dec. 20, 1819
	Nov. 6—Dec. 20, 1820 Apr. 30—May 15, 1821 Ex.
	Nov. 5—Dec. 22, 1821
	Nov. 4—Dec. 24, 1822
	Nov. 3—Dec. 20, 1823
	Nov. 1—Dec. 18, 1824 May 23—June 11, 1825 Ex
	Nov. 7—Dec. 22, 1825
	Nov. 6—Dec. 22, 1826
	Nov. 5—Dec. 24, 1827
	Nov. 3—Dec. 20, 1828
	Nov. 2—Dec. 21, 1829
	Oct. 18—Dec. 23, 1830
	Nov. 7—Dec. 24, 1831
	Nov. 5—Dec. 22, 1832
	Nov. 4—Dec. 21, 1833
	Nov. 3—Dec. 20, 1834
	Nov. 2—Dec. 22, 1835
	Nov. 7-Dec. 24, 1836
	Nov. 6—Dec. 25, 1837
	Nov. 5—Dec. 29, 1838
	Nov. 4—Dec. 21, 1839
	Nov. 2—Dec. 23, 1840
	Nov. 1—Dec. 9, 1841
	Nov. 7—Dec. 27, 1842
	Nov. 6—Dec. 23, 1843
	Nov. 3—Dec. 24, 1845
	Nov. 1—Dec. 30, 1847
	Nov. 5—Dec. 20, 1849 Jan. 14—Feb. 23, 1850
	Nov. 3—Dec. 22, 1851 Dec. 26—Jan. 22, 1852
	Nov. 7—Dec. 21, 1853 Jan. 9—Feb. 17, 1854
	Nov. 5—Dec. 20, 1855 Jan. 14—Mar. 1, 1856
	Nov. 4—Dec. 22, 1857 Nov. 3—Dec. 11, 1858
	Nov. 2—Dec. 16, 1859 Nov. 7—Dec. 19, 1860
	Nov. 6—Dec. 14, 1861 Nov. 6—Dec. 13, 1862 Mar. 25—Apr. 18, 1863 Ex.
	Nov. 5—Dec. 14, 1863 Mar. 10—Mar. 19, 1864 Ex. Nov. 3—Nov. 18, 1864 Feb. 15—Mar. 11, 1865 Ex.
	Dec. 4—Dec. 15, 1865 Jan. 15—Mar. 13, 1866 Nov. 6—Dec. 14, 1866
80th	July 4—Oct. 6, 1868 Ex. Jan. 13—Mar. 18, 1869 Jan. 10—Oct. 25, 1870 Ex.
	Nov. 1—Dec. 15, 1871 Jan 10—Jan 19, 1872 July 17—Aug. 24, 1872 Adj.
	Jan. 8—Feb. 18, 1873 Jan. 14—Feb. 26, 1874
	Jan. 13—Mar. 1, 1875 Jan. 12—Feb. 24, 1876
	Jan. 10—Feb. 22, 1877
	Nov. 6—Dec. 13, 1878 July 2—Oct. 15, 1879 Adj.
	Nov. 3—Dec. 4, 1880 July 6—Sept. 27, 1881 Adj.
	Nov. 1—Dec. 8, 1882 May 9—May 10, 1883 Ex. July 4—Sept. 26, 1883 Ann. Adj.
	Nov. 5—Dec. 20, 1884 July 8—Oct. 15, 1885 Adj.
	Nov. 3—Dec. 22, 1886 July 6—Oct. 20, 1887 Adj.
	Nov. 7—Dec. 22, 1888 July 3—Nov. 9, 1889 Adj
91st	Nov. 5—Dec. 22, 1890 July 8—Oct. 15, 1891 Adj
	Oct. 26—Dec. 17, 1892 Oct. 25—Dec. 13, 1893
	Oct. 24—Dec. 12, 1894 Oct. 23—Dec. 11, 1895
	Oct. 28—Dec. 19, 1896 Feb. 3—Feb. 3, 1897 Adj Oct. 17—Dec. 16, 1897
	Oct. 26—Oct. 17, 1898 Oct. 25—Dec. 16, 1899
	Oct. 24—Dec. 15, 1900 Oct. 23—Dec. 13, 1901
	Oct. 22—Dec. 12, 1902 June 24—Aug. 12, 1903 June 22—Aug. 11, 1904
	June 28—Aug. 18, 1905 June 27—Aug. 15, 1906
	June 26—Aug. 17, 1907 June 24—Aug. 12, 1908 Aug. 25—Sept. 19, 1908 Ex.
	June 23—Aug. 11, 1909 June 22—Aug. 10, 1910
	June 28—Aug. 17, 1911 Jan. 24—Jan. 25, 1912 Ex June 26—Aug. 14, 1912
	June 25—Aug. 14, 1913 June 24—Aug. 12, 1914
	June 23—Aug. 11, 1915 Nov. 3—Nov. 25, 1915 Ex June 28—Aug. 16, 1916 Mar. 20—Mar. 28, 1917 Ex
	June 27—Aug. 15, 1917 June 26—Aug. 14, 1918
	June 25—Aug. 13, 1919 June 23—Aug. 11, 1920
	June 22—Aug. 10, 1921 June 28—Aug. 17, 1922
	June 27—Aug. 15, 1923 Nov. 7—Dec. 14, 1924 Ex June 25—Aug. 13, 1924
	June 24-Aug. 22, 1925 Feb. 24—Mar. 18 1926 Ex. Mar. 19—Apr. 15, 1926 Ex.
	June 22-August 20, 1927
	June 26—Aug. 24, 1929 Jan. 6—Mar. 26, 1931 Ex.
	June 24—Aug. 22, 1931
	June 24—Aug. 22, 1933 Jan. 9—Jan. 18, 1933 Special
	Jan. 14—Jan. 23, 1935 Jan. 24—Mar. 28, 1935
	Jan. 11—Jan. 18, 1937 Jan. 25—Mar. 25, 1937 Nov. 22, 1937—Feb. 12, 1938, Ex.
	Jan. 9—Jan. 18, 1939 (Ten days) Jan. 19—Mar. 18, 1939 (Regular)
	Jan. 13—Jan. 22, 1941 (Ten days) Jan. 23—Mar. 22, 1941 Regular
	Jan. 11—Jan. 15, 1943 (Special) Jan. 18—Mar. 18, 1943 (Regular) Sept. 27—Oct. 1, 1943 (Ex.) Jan. 3—Jan. 7, 1943 (Ex.)
	Jan. 8—Mar. 3, 1945 May 29—June 1, 1945 Ex. Jan. 14—Jan. 28, 1946
	Jan. 13—Mar. 22, 1947 Sept. 27—Oct. 1, 1948 Ex. Nov. 16—Nov. 17, 1948 Ex.
	Jan. 10—Feb. 19, 1949 July 18—July 28, 1949 Ex. Jan. 16—Feb. 13, 1950
	Jan. 8—Feb. 16, 1951 Jan. 14—Feb. 14, 1952
	Jan. 12—Feb. 25, 1953 Nov. 16—Dec. 10, 1953
	Jan. 10—Feb. 18, 1955 June 6—June 17, 1955 (Ex) Jan. 9—Feb. 17, 1956
	Jan. 14—Feb. 22, 1957 Jan. 13—Feb. 21, 1958
	Jan. 12—Feb. 20, 1959 Jan. 11—Feb. 19, 1960
	Jan. 9—Feb. 2, 1961 Feb. 20—Mar. 6, 1961 Jan. 8—Feb. 16, 1962 Apr. 16—Apr. 27, 1962 (Ex) Sept 27—Oct. 8, 1962 (2nd Ex)
	Jan. 14–25, 1963 Feb. 11—Mar. 15, 1963 Jan. 13—Feb. 21, 1964 May 4—June 25, 1964
128th	Jan. 11–22, 1965 Feb. 8—Mar. 12, 1965 Jan. 10—Feb. 18, 1966
	Jan. 9-20, 1967 Feb. 13—Mar. 17, 1967 Jan. 8-19, 1968 Jan. 29—Feb. 16, 1968 Feb. 26—Mar. 2, 1968 Mar. 4–8, 1968
	Jan. 13—Jan. 24, 1969 Feb. 10—Mar. 21, 1969 June 12—June 13, 1969 Jan. 12—Feb. 21, 1970
	Jan. 11—Jan. 22, 1971 Feb. 8—Mar. 12, 1971 Sept. 24—Oct. 8, 1971 Jan. 10—Feb. 4, 1972 Feb. 21—Mar. 9, 1972
	Jan. 8—Jan. 19, 1973 Feb. 12—Mar. 16, 1973 Jan. 14—Feb. 22, 1974 (Recessed) Feb. 26, 1974 (Reconvened & Adjourned)
	Jan. 13-Jan. 24, 1975 (Recessed); Feb. 10-Mar. 3, 1975 Adj.; Mar. 7, 1975 Adj.; Mar. 10-Mar. 13, 1975 Adj.; Mar. 18-Mar. 21, 1975 Adj.; Mar. 24-Mar. 25, 1975 Adj. Sine Die; June 23-July 3, Adj. Spec. Sess. Jan. 12-Jan. 23, 1976 (Recessed); Feb. 2-Feb. 13, 1976; Feb. 16-Feb. 20; Feb. 23-Feb. 28, 1976; Mar. 1-Mar. 5, Adj. Sine Die
134th	Jan. 10–18, 1977 Jan. 31-March. 10, 1977 Jan. 9-20 1978 Feb. 6-March 7, 1978, Adj. Sine Die
135th	January 8 - March 27, 1979 January 14 - March 8, 1980
136th	January 12 - March 25, 1981 January 11 - March 26, 1982 August 3–8, 1982
137th	January 10 - March 4, 1983 January 9 - February 29, 1984
138th	January 14 - March 8, 1985 January 13 - March 7, 1986
139th	January 12 - March 12, 1987 January 11 - March 7, 1988
140th	January 9 - March 15, 1989 January 8 - March 9, 1990
	January 14 - March 15, 1991 August 9 - September 15, 1991 January 11 - March 31, 1992
142nd	January 11 - March 23, 1993 January 10 - March 16, 1994
	January 9 -March 17, 1995 January 8, March 18, 1996
144th	January 13 - March 28, 1997 January 12 - March 19, 1998
145th	January 11 - March 24, 1999 January 10 - March 22, 2000
146th	January 8 - March 21, 2001 January 14 - April 12, 2002
147th	January 13 - April 25, 2003 January 12 - May 7, 2004
148th	January 10 - March 31, 2005 September 6–10, 2005 January 9 - March 30, 2006
149th	January 8 - April 16, 2007 January 14 - April 4, 2008
150th	January 12 - April 3, 2009 January 11 - April 29, 2010
151st	January 10 - April 14, 2011 January 9 - March 29, 2012
152nd	January 14, 2013 – March 29, 2013 January 13, 2014 – March 21, 2014
153rd	January 12, 2015 - April 2, 2015 January 11, 2016 - March 24, 2016
154	January 9, 2017 – March 30, 2017 January 8, 2018 – March 29, 2018
155	January 14, 2019 – April 2, 2019 January 13, 2020 – June 26, 2020
156	January 11, 2021 – March 31, 2021

Constitutional Conventions[]

Georgia Constitutional Convention of 1776
Georgia Constitutional Convention of 1789
Georgia Constitutional Convention of 1798
Georgia Constitutional Convention of 1861
Georgia Constitutional Convention of 1865
Georgia Constitutional Convention of 1867–1868
Georgia Constitutional Convention of 1877^[1]
Georgia Constitutional Commission of 1945
Select Committee on Constitutional Revision (1977-1981)

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