Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp rejects special session to undercut incoming Bottoms
Summary
Outgoing Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp rejected a call for a special session of the Georgia General Assembly. He said he would not convene lawmakers to curtail executive branch powers or debate redistricting changes, as Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms prepares to take office.Key Facts
- Brian Kemp is Georgia’s outgoing governor.
- Kemp rejected a request for a special legislative session.
- The session was described as an effort to limit incoming Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms.
- Kemp said he would not convene lawmakers to curtail executive branch powers.
- Kemp also said he would not convene a session to debate redistricting changes.
- Kemp’s statement was reported by CBS News.
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