Analysts have begun highlighting cheaper valuations in the municipal-bond market as an opportunity for new buyers.
Outflows from municipal-bond mutual funds, typically a major buying force, have weighed on the market.
The state is among at least eight where GOP lawmakers want to punish Wall Street for what it sees as restrictive gun policies.
The muni market's volatility is expected to increase even more as Fed rate hikes approach.
The upper-crust Buckhead's deannexation would have been a blow to the city's finances.
The laws aim to punish Wall Street companies that are deemed to have restrictive gun policies.
Demand for munis is cratering.
State and local debt has already posted a 0.9% loss since the start of the year among rate-hike fears.
This year, muni ETFs have seen record inflows, bringing total holdings to $83 billion.
The $4 trillion market for state and local debt is coming off its strongest week since July.