Larry Johnson has a bachelor s degree in community health, a master s degree in public health, and an honorary doctorate in humane letters.

Larry is currently a DeKalb County Commissioner. He has served in this role for over 22 years.

Larry was the DeKalb County Executive who lost his seat in the 2024 election.

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

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Supports comprehensive health care policies, including indigent care, Medicaid, Medicare, mental health, and substance abuse programs.

Wants to create a "Georgia Insurance Customer's Bill of Rights" that includes a 60-day notice for insurance increases, transparency for rate calculations, loyalty discounts for long-time customers, and state oversight for rate increases.

- Supports comprehensive health care policies, including indigent care, Medicaid, Medicare, mental health, and substance abuse programs.
- Wants to create a "Georgia Insurance Customer's Bill of Rights" that includes a 60-day notice for insurance increases, transparency for rate calculations, loyalty discounts for long-time customers, and state oversight for rate increases.

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Larry Johnson

Supports aiding small and diverse businesses.

As a County Commissioner, partnered with community and faith-based organizations to help prevent 11 families from eviction.

As a county commissioner, voted to increase hiring salaries for certified police officers, saving county funds and placing experienced officers in the field quickly.

Voted to increase the number of police officers.

As a County Commissioner, approved funding to build and renovate public safety facilities.

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