The role of Georgia's Legislative Branch is to make laws for the state of Georgia. This branch is made up of two houses: the Georgia House of Representatives and the Georgia Senate. The members of these houses are elected by the people of Georgia to represent their interests and needs. The Legislative Branch is responsible for proposing, debating, amending, and passing legislation on a variety of issues that affect the state, including education, healthcare, transportation, and taxation. Additionally, the Legislative Branch has the power to override a veto by the governor, approve the state budget, and impeach state officials.
