Gov. Brian Kemp will sign Georgia’s $37.7 billion FY2026 budget, which includes major investments in prisons, education, and ...

a Georgia-based GOP strategist who worked for Kemp’s predecessor, former Georgia GOP Gov. Nathan Deal, told the Washington Examiner. “We didn’t get Plan A, but Plan B is going to probably be OK.

Georgia officials Friday celebrated a new $37.8 billion state spending plan that devotes more money to schools, prisons and other priorities.