​Representative Kim has a proven track record for working with Democrats and Republicans in
the Georgia General Assembly. She worked diligently in the 2023 legislative session and is proud
of the legislation passed, supported or co-sponsored for the good of District 63 and for our state:

• House Bill (HB) 19, the fiscal year (FY) 2024 budget passed by the House and Senate, had encouraging developments, including funding the HOPE scholarship at 100 percent of tuition
• HB 270 College Park, City of; ad valorem tax; municipal purposes; provide homestead exemption
  
• HB 249 Last Mile Financial Assistance for college students at 4 year and 2 year institutions
  
• SB11“Georgia Fights Terrorism Act,” which would grant original jurisdiction to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation for violation of laws concerning domestic, cyber, biological, chemical and nuclear terrorism
• HB 792 Atlanta, City of; Board of Education; qualifications for membership; remove certain limitations
  
• SB 109 would require the Georgia Department of Community Health to cover continuous glucose monitors through Medicaid as a pharmacy benefit for patients with diabetes mellitus
• SB 195 “Freedom to Work Act,” require licensing boards to issue an expedited license by endorsement to active duty members of the U.S. military or their spouses 
  
• SB 211 Creates the Georgia Council on Literacy to conduct a comprehensive review of birth to postsecondary literacy programs to help improve literacy outcomes of Georgia students
• SB 246 Establishment of Inclusive Postsecondary Education (IPSE) grants

Bills in process:

• HB 3 Support for Students Living in Poverty Act
  
• HB 8 Education; attendance policies consider mental and behavioral health
• HB 75 Reproductive Freedom Act
• HB 232 Penal institutions; require public disclosure of certain data pertaining to health, safety, or other conditions of detention of inmates
• HB 251 Clean Energy Act
  
• HB 258 Menstrual Product Transparency Act
• HB 260 Georgia Environmental Justice Act of 2023
  
• HB 303 Property; protections for homeowners, condominium owners, and property owners in community associations
  
• HB 432 Housing; discrimination based on hairstyles associated with race, color, or national origin
  
• HB 448 The Medication and Patient Safety Act
  
• HB 627 Property; landlord and tenant; repeal Code Section 44-7-19
  
• HB 646 Quality Basic Education Act; prohibit schools from using Native American names, symbols, or images as school mascots, logos, or team names
  

 
An on-going fight in Georgia, Representative Kim will continue to fight for MEDICAID EXPANSION in Georgia and ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE HEALTHCARE for ALL GEORGIANS.

As your State House Representative for District 63, Kim continues fighting for:

• Affordable Housing and Safer Neighborhoods through Atlanta and Fulton Delegations
• Fostering Economic Empowerment in each Community Women's Rights in the Workplace Increased Protections for Seniors Increasing
• Workforce Development and Increased Wages (Working Family Caucus)
• Protecting Healthcare, Women’s Rights & Reproductive Freedom
• Improving Local Schools 

Let’s Keep Things Moving Together! 
​Join us as we continue moving forward for better access to resources that improve our quality of life and make District 60 a thriving community for all. 
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