James Martin Brown has lived in Whitfield County, Georgia, since 1984. He earned his associate degree in marketing from Dalton State College.

James currently owns and operates Boats and Motors of Dalton. He previously spent a decade working as a purchasing agent and inventory controller at Freightliner of Chattanooga.

Advocates for protecting farmers from federal mandates and supporting local small businesses.

Wants to improve infrastructure to link rural communities to economic opportunities and eliminate wasteful government spending.

- Advocates for protecting farmers from federal mandates and supporting local small businesses.
- Wants to improve infrastructure to link rural communities to economic opportunities and eliminate wasteful government spending.

Economy

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

Energy & the Environment

Proposes giving first responders access to veterans' healthcare programs for PTSD and job-related disabilities.

- Proposes giving first responders access to veterans' healthcare programs for PTSD and job-related disabilities.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Supports strong border enforcement to stop illegal crossings, drug trafficking, and rising crime.

- Supports strong border enforcement to stop illegal crossings, drug trafficking, and rising crime.

Public Safety

Supports parental rights and demands full transparency in school curricula and policies.

- Supports parental rights and demands full transparency in school curricula and policies.

Education

James Martin Brown

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