‘Lawmakers’: Legislators tackle child tax deduction, school district maps on Day 8
January 24, 2024
By: Sarah Kallis
LISTEN: Atlanta state Sen. Jason Esteves warned the Republican-backed map in Senate Bill 338 doesn’t fix the racial discrimination that led a federal judge to throw out the school district map in Cobb County.
Republicans and Democrats gave press conferences on Day 8 to address some of their top priorities this session.
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Finally, today a group of younger lawmakers, calling themselves the ‘Future Caucus’ –– made up of legislators under age 45— said they will work in a more bipartisan fashion on issues that affect their generations.
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![Rep. Sara Jacobs](https://futurecaucus.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Sara_Jacobs_117th_U.S_Congress.jpg)
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