Governor Brian Kemp has navigated a period of increased state revenues, brought on by federal aid following the COVID-19 pandemic. This boom has allowed states to bolster their rainy day funds, implement new programs, and cut taxes. In Georgia, Kemp has successfully grown the state's rainy day fund and his own political resources.

The governor's management of the state's finances has contributed to smooth relations with the legislature. Recently, Kemp signed a state income tax cut into law, which was approved during the latest legislative session. Further details on the governor's actions and their implications are available from the source.