John Brown is from Franklin, North Carolina. He lives with his wife and daughter near Clayton, Georgia. He is a Christian.

John Brown is originally from Franklin, North Carolina. He lives with his wife and daughter near Clayton, Georgia. He is a Christian.

John is a timber framer. He previously worked in construction, building houses and working in roofing. 

John Brown's campaign for Georgia House of Representatives District 10 is his first time running for public office.

Georgia elections, 2026 - Ballotpedia

John's campaign for Georgia House of Representatives District 10 is his first time running for public office.

Said, "I support raising the minimum wage and advancing policies that make life more affordable for families and small businesses. No one should have to choose between buying groceries and buying personal necessities."

Supports limiting corporate control of housing supply and helping Georgia families access homeownership.

Wants to lower taxes on small businesses and the lowest tax brackets.

Said, "Increase maximum deductions for small businesses and homeowners"

Prioritizes an increase of maximum deductions for small businesses and homeowners. 

For Candidate John Brown on Issue economy:  
Wants to increase funding and sectors for grants for new business start-ups.

Wants to increase funding and sectors for grants for new business start-ups.

Said, "Modest increases to property taxes on the wealthy"

Supports increases to property taxes on wealthier citizens.

Supports increasing funding to food assistance programs.

For Candidate John Brown on Issue economy: Supports lowering taxes on state-produced groceries and certain staples.

Supports lowering taxes on state-produced groceries and certain staples.

- Supports raising the minimum wage. 
- Supports limiting corporate control of housing supply and helping Georgia families access homeownership.
- Wants to lower taxes on small businesses and the lowest tax brackets.
- Prioritizes an increase of maximum deductions for small businesses and homeowners. 
- Wants to increase funding and sectors for grants for new business start-ups.
- Supports increases to property taxes on wealthier citizens.
- Supports increasing funding to food assistance programs.
- Supports lowering taxes on state-produced groceries and certain staples.

Economy

Said, "Increase penalties and fines for dumping and pollution"

Wants to increase penalties and fines for dumping and pollution.

Supports studying and controlling per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

- Wants to increase penalties and fines for dumping and pollution.
- Supports studying and controlling per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

Energy & the Environment

Said, "Increase funding for Georgia Gateway (Medicare/Medicaid portal)"

Wants to increase funding for Georgia Gateway, the Medicare/Medicaid portal.

- Wants to increase funding for Georgia Gateway, the Medicare/Medicaid portal.

Healthcare

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

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Education

John Brown

Said, "Joro spider study and possible control scenario."

Ensures all federal dollars due to Georgia are paid to render effective healthcare across the state.

Said, "Study Peachcare and the possibilities (Universal Healthcare for Georgians)"

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