Representative Sam Park
House District 107 · Democrat
Appropriations, Ethics, Higher Education, Industry and Labor, Intragovernmental Coordination, Rules (Ex-Officio), Technology and Infrastructure Innovation
The Record
Georgia Prisoners’ Speak publishes the record, not a grade. Every line below is a roll-call vote or a bill filing you can verify against the General Assembly’s own records.
Voting Record on GPS-Tracked Bills
Voted GPS’s position on 2 of 3 tracked bills where the chamber was divided.
| Bill | Description | GPS Position | Vote | Aligned? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SB 185 (2025) | Inmate Gender Treatment Ban — Transgender Prisoner Healthcare | oppose | EXCUSED | ✗ |
| SB 159 (2024) | Cell Phone Ban in Prisons | oppose | NAY | ✓ |
| SB 63 (2024) | Bail Reform — Expanded Cash Bail Requirements | oppose | NAY | ✓ |
Also On The Record
Reform bills that passed without opposition. These are not scored — they do not distinguish one legislator from another — but they are part of the record.
| Bill | Description | Vote | Chamber margin |
|---|---|---|---|
| HB535 (2025) | Penal institutions; credit for time served regarding probation revocation sentencing; provide | YEA | H 178-0; S 53-0; H 160-0 |
| HB1201 (2024) | Criminal procedure; vacating of sentences of victims of trafficking; provisions | YEA | H 167-0; S 51-0; H 169-0 |
| HB909 (2024) | Georgia Bureau of Investigation; restriction and seal of First Offenders Act; provide | YEA | H 155-0 |
Advocacy Directed at This Legislator
3 response(s) recorded from this legislator.
Response History
Myli,Hope you’re doing well. Can you send me additional information about your loved one who is elderly? Happy to reach out to the Department to get more information and see what I can do to be of service here.Respectfully, Sam Park
Myli,Thanks for your email. As the 2026 session has ended, I look forward to working on this issue during the 2027 legislative session.Sam Park
Dear Ms. Taylor, Thank you for taking the time to write — and for the depth of research and personal courage behind this letter. I am sorry about your brother. No family should have to fight from the outside to secure adequate medical care for a loved one, and I want you to know that I hear that part of your letter as clearly as the policy arguments. The data you cite on Georgia's corrections workforce is serious and deserves serious attention. The documented mortality rates, vacancy levels, and