HB105 would take money taxed from any ride share services (Uber, Lyft, taxis, etc.) and put it toward public transit projects statewide.
HB105 was passed in the Georgia State Senate on May 18, 2020 by a vote of 41 to 3. We have assigned pluses to the nays because taxing private services in order to favor public services is governmental overreach. Private services are better suited to handle the needs of citizens.
| Legislator | Vote |
|---|---|
| John Albers | Yes |
| Tonya Anderson | None |
| Lee Anderson | Yes |
| Brandon Beach | Yes |
| Ellis Black | Yes |
| Matt Brass | No |
| Dean Burke | Yes |
| Gloria Butler | Yes |
| Bill Cowsert | Yes |
| Gail Davenport | Yes |
| Greg Dolezal | No |
| Mike Dugan | -- |
| Frank Ginn | Yes |
| Steve Gooch | Yes |
| Marty Harbin | Yes |
| Ed Harbison | None |
| Tyler Harper | Yes |
| Sally Harrell | Yes |
| Bill Heath | No |
| Steve Henson | Yes |
| Chuck Hufstetler | Yes |
| Lester Jackson | Yes |
| Donzella James | Yes |
| Burt Jones | Yes |
| Harold Jones II | None |
| Emanuel Jones | Yes |
| Jennifer Jordan | None |
| Zahra Karinshak | Yes |
| John Kennedy | Yes |
| Kay Kirkpatrick | Yes |
| William Ligon | Yes |
| David Lucas | Yes |
| P.K. Martin | None |
| Butch Miller | -- |
| Jeff Mullis | Yes |
| Nan Orrock | Yes |
| Elena Parent | Yes |
| Chuck Payne | Yes |
| Sheikh Rahman | Yes |
| Michael 'Doc' Rhett | Yes |
| Randy Robertson | Yes |
| Valencia Seay | None |
| Freddie Powell Sims | Yes |
| Jesse Stone | Yes |
| Brian Strickland | Yes |
| Carden Summers | Yes |
| Horacena Tate | Yes |
| Bruce Thompson | None |
| Blake Tillery | Yes |
| Lindsey Tippins | Yes |
| Renee Unterman | None |
| Larry Walker III | Yes |
| Ben Watson | Yes |
| John Wilkinson | Yes |
| Nikema Williams | None |