Lynn Brown is a mother of three children who attended Dodge County schools; one of her daughters currently works as an educator. She is a proud U.S. Air Force veteran, an active member of her local American Legion Post

Lynn is a nurse practitioner. She works at Your Choice Healthcare, where she operates clinics serving communities in Eastman, McRae, and Dublin. She previously spent over three decades caring for patients and strengthening access to medical services across rural Georgia.

Supports responsible economic development that brings quality jobs to Dodge County.

Supports encouraging small business growth and protecting local agriculture.

For Candidate Lynn Brown on Issue economy:  
Aims to attract investment while protecting the environment and farmland through regional partnerships.

Aims to attract investment while protecting the environment and farmland through regional partnerships.

- Supports responsible economic development that brings quality jobs to Dodge County.
- Supports encouraging small business growth and protecting local agriculture.
- Aims to attract investment while protecting the environment and farmland through regional partnerships.

Economy

Supports promoting strong schools, safe neighborhoods, and community engagement.

Wants to encourage initiatives that improve health, recreation, and opportunities for families.

- Supports promoting strong schools, safe neighborhoods, and community engagement.
- Wants to encourage initiatives that improve health, recreation, and opportunities for families.

Public Services

As of March 11, 2026, Lynn Brown’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

Supports law enforcement, fire departments, and emergency responders.

For Candidate Lynn Brown on Issue public-safety:  
Supports ensuring resources are available to protect citizens and property.

Supports strengthening emergency preparedness for storms and disasters.

- Supports law enforcement, fire departments, and emergency responders.
- For Candidate Lynn Brown on Issue public-safety:  
Supports ensuring resources are available to protect citizens and property.
- Supports strengthening emergency preparedness for storms and disasters.

Public Safety

Supports improving road maintenance and long-term infrastructure planning.

Wants to seek state and federal funding opportunities to support local transportation and infrastructure projects.

Supports ensuring reliable utilities and services that facilitate growth.

- Supports improving road maintenance and long-term infrastructure planning.
- Wants to seek state and federal funding opportunities to support local transportation and infrastructure projects.
- Supports ensuring reliable utilities and services that facilitate growth.

Transportation & Infrastructure

For Candidate Lynn Brown on Issue energy-and-environment:  
Supports protecting the rural character and natural resources of Dodge County.

Supports protecting the rural character and natural resources of Dodge County.

Opposes solar panels on farmland and aims to create policies that protect farmers while ensuring sustainable agricultural practices.

- Supports protecting the rural character and natural resources of Dodge County.
- Opposes solar panels on farmland and aims to create policies that protect farmers while ensuring sustainable agricultural practices.

Energy & the Environment

Lynn Brown

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