Representative Marvin Lim
House District 98 · Democrat
Agriculture & Consumer Affairs, Appropriations, Health, Retirement
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 9 of 11 tracked bills where the chamber was divided.
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.
Bills Sponsored
GPS-tracked reform bills this legislator put their name on. Most post-conviction bills die in committee without a recorded vote, so sponsorship is often the only public evidence of where a legislator actually stood.
| Bill | Session | Role | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| HB 673 | 2025-2026 | Lead author | — |
| HB 728 | 2021-2022 | Co-sponsor | — |
Advocacy Directed at This Legislator
2 response(s) recorded from this legislator.
Response History
Jaylain, thank you so much for writing. I would agree with this, greatly. I have had constituents who've been frustrated with the process and never getting a good explanation. I have spoken as well directly with Georgia Prisoners Speaks. If you can let me know your email address (as your email shows up here as "relay-159-44@mail.gps.press" ", I can certainly keep you posted. ________________________________
HD98 legislator questionnaire reply (recovered from a dropped MCE inbound, 2026-04-24). Answers: (1) Vision 2027 bills [habeas deadline repeal, conviction-integrity unit, IAC reform] — YES; (2) Accepts the DOJ finding that Georgia prisons are unconstitutional — YES, working via his House Appropriations Public Safety subcommittee seat; (3) Independent prison oversight body — YES; (4) Require GDC to publish cause/manner for every in-custody death — YES; (5) The $600M-plus hardened max-security facility — OPPOSES hardening, favors redirecting toward rehabilitation, healthcare, and staffing [notes he worked to raise the staffing budget]; (6) Expand compassionate release and earned time credits — YES.