Friend, we’ve accomplished a lot this month.
My re-election campaign has gained momentum and support. I’ve been traveling to events across Georgia, building my name ID and sharing my message.
Last Saturday, I was at the Fannin County GOP’s Fall Festival.
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Showing up matters no matter the office, but it especially matters when it comes to winning a downballot race.
A downballot race doesn’t get the same kind of attention that running for Senate or governor does, but the job of Insurance Commissioner is critical to Georgia’s future.
It’s my job to step in when insurance companies try to fleece working families. It’s the type of work for a lawman and soldier, which is exactly what I spent my career doing.
And it’s what I’ve done as Georgia’s Insurance Commissioner. We’ve leveled more fines than any commissioner in state history, recovered more than $100 million for Georgia families, and arrested hundreds of fraudsters.
With support from folks like you, we made history in 2022 when I became the first Hispanic elected statewide in Georgia history. With your help heading in 2026, we’ll make history again.
So, as we turn the page on another month, I hope you’ll consider donating if you haven’t already.
If you’ve already given, I hope you’ll forward this email to three friends who haven’t.
Let’s keep Georgia RED.
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John King Georgia Insurance Commissioner |
I’m a lawman and a soldier, not a politician. As Georgia’s Insurance Commissioner, I’m standing up to the big corporations, rooting out corruption, and putting families first. As the first Hispanic elected statewide in our history, I'm working to build bridges with Latino voters before Election Day. This work matters, and it’s critical we have the means to get the word out. I need you on the frontlines with me.
If you’re able, I hope you’ll donate $10, $5, or even just $2 now. Every single donation counts.
-John King |
