Commissioner of InsuranceStatewide · 2 candidates
In their own words
John King
WebsiteBallotpedia- Consumer complaints
My office fields 10,000 complaints from Georgians per year. Through that work, we’ve recovered more than $100 MILLION from insurance companies and sent it back to the pockets of Georgia families.
CampaignCampaign website - Insurer fines
Now, I’m fighting to increase the maximum initial fines allowed.
CampaignCampaign website - Tort reform / rates
Now, I’m focused on making sure insurance companies follow through on their promise to lower rates.
CampaignCampaign website - Georgia Access (health exchange)
We took bold action to pull Georgia out of Obamacare and onto a state-run exchange.
CampaignCampaign website - Fraud & arson
Since 2019, we’ve arrested more than 500 arsonists and dramatically expanded the number of fraud investigations conducted by my office.
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Keisha Sean Waites
WebsiteBallotpedia- Consumer protection
I want to return the Insurance Commissioner’s office to its core mission: protecting consumers. That means putting families first, enforcing fair practices, and ensuring transparency in how insurance companies operate. …
- Fire safety
As Safety Fire Commissioner, my priorities are prevention, preparedness, and support for firefighters. I will expand statewide fire prevention education, modernize inspection standards, and strengthen enforcement of building and fire codes. …
- Small-business insurance
Small businesses are the backbone of Georgia’s economy, and rising insurance costs threaten their ability to grow. I will streamline commercial filings, expand competitive options in the small business market, and reduce administrative barriers that drive up costs. …
- Medicaid
I am passionate about public policy that supports seniors, youth, working families, and veterans. I support policies that help seniors age with dignity, expand opportunities for young people, and provide real support for working families. I believe in common‑sense solutions that rise above partisan divides. …