What year was the current Georgia constitution adopted?

The current Georgia constitution was adopted in 1983. This constitution was significant because it replaced the previous 1976 constitution, which was itself a revised version of Georgia's earlier frameworks of government. The 1983 constitution introduced several important changes to state governance, including streamlining the structure of the government, enhancing individual rights, and allowing for more local government autonomy.

This particular constitution has undergone various amendments over the years to address evolving legal and social needs while maintaining a foundational framework established in 1983. The other years listed correlate to earlier constitutions that no longer represent the current governing document of Georgia.