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  Friend, last night was another tough night for
Republicans in Georgia.



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And if you're invested in keeping our state red, I'm humbly asking you
to donate as soon as you can.



We've gotten multiple warnings in the last month about what's coming in
2026. We must be ready.



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John King

Georgia Insurance Commissioner



 

Georgia Republicans, we have a problem. We lost two statewide Public
Service Commission races in November and they weren’t close. Last night,
we lost a state House race (HD 121) we should’ve won. Now we’ve got a
state House runoff in House District 23 that’s a must-win, and I plan to
do my part for Bill Fincher.



So what’s the problem here?



Our donors aren’t motivated. Everyone behind the scenes knows it, even
if hardly anyone is willing to say it publicly. We’re heading into 2026
at real risk of being outraised and outspent by Democrats up and down
the ballot. We have to flip the script here.



But what’s more alarming and important is that our voters aren’t
motivated either. I’m not a pundit, but I can do math.



More than 5.2 million Georgians voted last year. President Trump won,
our Republican U.S. House members won, and we kept state House and
Senate majorities. Last month, only around 1.5 million Georgians voted
and we got our asses kicked.



Then there’s HD 121. More than 31,000 Georgians voted in its last
election and the Republican won by more than 7,000 votes. Fewer than
12,000 voted in last night’s election and the Democrat won by around 200
votes.



“But John, these elections are happening around Thanksgiving and
Christmas.”



“But John, it’s an ‘off-year.’”



“But John, things’ll be different when it’s an election year.”



Excuses and assumptions get us nowhere, and if I’ve learned one thing
during my short time in politics it’s this: there’s no such thing as an
“off-year.”



So what’s our way forward? I don’t have all the answers, but here are a
few thoughts:



-Of course we need to talk about why liberal policies are bad. They are
bad! Higher taxes, crushing regulations, more money in the pockets of
big insurance companies, soft-on-crime crap, the list goes on and on.
That agenda is destroying blue states and has sent healthcare costs
spiraling. We need to talk about why.



-But it’s not enough to say “I’m a Republican. My opponent is a
socialist. Vote for me.”



Voters deserve and expect more. We have to put forward a clear agenda
for how we’re going to lower prices, help working people keep more of
what they earn, and keep Georgia moving in the right direction.



Ex: I constantly talk about fraud, abuse, and frivolous lawsuits because
all three directly impact insurance costs in Georgia. It’s not a red
meat issue; it’s a kitchen table reality.



The cost of insurance is too damn high here and the Insurance
Commissioner’s office doesn’t have the power to simply reject rate
increases. But what I can do is lock up fraudsters, hammer bad actors
who abuse the system, and use that work to forcefully pressure insurance
companies to lower rates. It’s a grueling process, but we’re starting to
see results: State Farm recently lowered auto rates and I’m expecting
more providers to follow.



I’m not stopping there. I’m planning a push to cap the excess profits
auto insurance companies are reaping on the backs of families. Other
states have done so and their rates are falling. Why don’t we do the
same in Georgia?



When Republicans show up, we win in Georgia. But they won’t show up if
they don’t think we’re meeting them where they are. And where they are
right now is worried about making ends meet. Let’s meet them where they
are now, not after Labor Day next year when it may already be too late.



 











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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.



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just $2 now. Every single donation counts.



-John King

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