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<h2>Why I’m Running</h2><span class="image image-framed image-left image-tilt-left" style="width: 40%;"><span class="image-inner-wrapper"><img src="https://run.imgix.net/7a30bd7f-a37e-4f1f-a881-81b2af391f46/c8760343-68a6-4fa1-9408-29614e2a65c4/8ca655ba-8920-4cef-8b21-137dc2ea9118.webp?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C4096%2C3952&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed"></span><span class="caption" style="display: none;"></span></span><h3>I’m running for Georgia Senate because families across District 18 are feeling the pressure of rising costs—and they deserve leadership that understands what that actually means.</h3><p>I’m a lifelong resident of Middle Georgia, where I operate my farm and built my small business. I was raised on Carver Drive in Fort Valley, in a family with deep agricultural roots. My maternal grandfather ran a roadside produce stand, and my paternal grandfather farmed cattle and hogs—teaching me the value of hard work, responsibility, and stewardship from an early age. I learned to drive a tractor before I ever drove a car.</p><p>Those lessons still guide me today. As a farmer and small-business owner, I don’t have the luxury of ignoring higher costs for groceries, fuel, insurance, or utilities—and neither do the families I want to represent.</p><p>I previously served six years on the Fort Valley City Council, including as Mayor Pro Tem, where I worked on public safety, infrastructure, and expanding economic opportunity for working families. That experience reinforced my belief in practical solutions, steady leadership, and showing up for every part of the community.</p><p>I’m running for Georgia Senate to focus on affordability, support farmers and small businesses, expand access to broadband and healthcare, and make sure every county in District 18 has a strong voice under the Gold Dome.</p>

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<p>Families across District 18 are being stretched thin by rising costs—higher utility bills, healthcare expenses, groceries, gas, and housing. LeMario Brown believes state government has a responsibility to reduce those pressures by making smart, accountable policy choices that put working families first.</p><h3>Holding Large Developments Accountable</h3><p>LeMario will push for stronger oversight of large-scale infrastructure and development projects, including data centers, to ensure they do not shift costs onto local communities. That means requiring companies that use massive amounts of water, electricity, and public infrastructure to pay their fair share instead of leaving families with higher utility rates and local governments with unfunded expenses. Growth should benefit communities—not raise their bills.</p><h3>Protecting Local Taxpayers</h3><p>LeMario supports reviewing and reforming state tax incentives to ensure they actually deliver public benefit. He will fight against blanket subsidies and “blank checks” for corporations when the costs outweigh the benefits for local residents. Any project receiving public support should meet clear standards for job creation, infrastructure investment, and long-term affordability.</p><h3>Strengthening Small Businesses and Farmers</h3><p>As a farmer and small business owner himself, LeMario understands how rising costs impact those who keep local economies running. He will advocate for policies that reduce unnecessary regulatory burdens, protect local producers from unfair competition, and strengthen supply chains so Middle Georgia businesses can grow without passing higher costs on to consumers.</p><h3>Lowering Long-Term Household Expenses</h3><p>LeMario believes affordability isn’t just about today—it’s about long-term stability. He will support investments in reliable infrastructure, expanded healthcare access, and broadband that actually serves communities, not corporate interests. These investments help reduce emergency costs, improve access to care, and create savings for families over time.</p><h3>A Practical, People-First Approach</h3><p>Lowering everyday costs requires leadership that listens to communities and makes decisions based on real-world impact. LeMario Brown is committed to policies that deliver responsible growth, fair accountability, and meaningful relief for families across District 18.</p>

<p>Families across District 18 are feeling the squeeze—from groceries to utilities to housing. LeMario Brown believes government should focus on lowering costs, not creating new burdens, so working people can get ahead and stay rooted in their communities.</p>

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<p>Growth and development should strengthen communities—not put added strain on the people who already live there. Across District 18, local leaders and residents are increasingly being asked to consider large infrastructure projects, including data centers, that would place significant demands on power, water, and local services. LeMario Brown believes infrastructure decisions must put people first, protect essential resources, and be judged by their real, long-term impact on everyday life.</p><h3>Setting Clear Standards for Data Centers</h3><p>Data centers are already being proposed and evaluated in parts of District 18 and surrounding counties, making it clear that this issue is no longer theoretical. These facilities require enormous amounts of electricity and water, and without proper oversight, they can strain local resources and raise costs for families. LeMario believes data centers and other large-scale developments must meet clear, enforceable standards before receiving state approval or public incentives. If a project risks raising power bills, straining water systems, or harming the surrounding community, it should not move forward.</p><h3>Protecting Families and Local Resources</h3><p>Families should not be left absorbing the hidden costs of corporate development. LeMario will support policies that ensure large infrastructure projects pay the true cost of the power, water, and public services they consume. Drinking water is for people first, and protecting Georgia’s water supply, farmland, and infrastructure must be non-negotiable as the state grows.</p><h3>Transparency, Accountability, and Local Input</h3><p>LeMario believes decisions about major infrastructure projects should never happen behind closed doors. He will advocate for transparency, public disclosure, and meaningful opportunities for local governments and residents to weigh in before projects are approved. When public incentives are involved, there must be clear accountability and consequences if commitments are not met.</p><h3>Smart Planning Before Problems Appear</h3><p>Smart infrastructure means planning ahead, not reacting after damage is done. LeMario supports thoughtful development that respects community character, protects natural resources, and ensures growth delivers real benefits. Planning now helps prevent higher costs, environmental strain, and infrastructure failures later.</p><h3>A Community-First Standard</h3><p>LeMario Brown believes Georgia can grow responsibly without sacrificing its people. His standard is simple: if a project raises costs, strains local resources, or harms the community, it’s a no. By setting clear rules and putting families first, he will work to ensure infrastructure decisions—especially around data centers—serve Middle Georgia communities rather than burden them.</p>

<p>Growth should benefit the people who already live here. LeMario Brown believes large infrastructure projects—including data centers—must be transparent, accountable, and evaluated based on their real impact on water, land, roads, and quality of life.</p>

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<p>Access to healthcare remains one of the biggest challenges facing families across District 18. Too many people struggle to find affordable care close to home, rural hospitals continue to face financial strain, and working adults are often forced to delay care until a problem becomes an emergency. LeMario Brown believes healthcare access should be treated as a practical necessity for strong communities—not a political talking point.</p><h3>Closing the Coverage Gap Through Medicaid Expansion</h3><p>Georgia has not fully expanded Medicaid, leaving thousands of working adults in a coverage gap—earning too much to qualify for traditional Medicaid but too little to afford private insurance. LeMario supports expanding Medicaid to close this gap so more families can access preventive care, manage chronic conditions, and avoid costly emergency room visits. Expanding coverage would also provide stability for rural hospitals and clinics that serve as lifelines for many communities in District 18.</p><h3>Strengthening Rural Hospitals and Local Providers</h3><p>LeMario believes expanding access to healthcare must go hand-in-hand with strengthening local healthcare systems. He will support efforts to stabilize rural hospitals, community clinics, and health centers so families can receive care closer to home instead of traveling long distances. Strong local providers are essential to public health, emergency response, and economic stability.</p><h3>Supporting the Healthcare Workforce</h3><p>A major barrier to care is the shortage of healthcare professionals in rural and underserved areas. LeMario supports policies that recruit, train, and retain doctors, nurses, mental health professionals, and emergency responders in Middle Georgia. Communities cannot access care if there are not enough providers to meet local needs.</p><h3>Expanding Telehealth and Preventive Care</h3><p>LeMario supports expanding telehealth and mobile healthcare services to reach seniors, working families, and rural residents with limited transportation options. He also believes investing in preventive and primary care helps families stay healthier, reduces long-term costs, and keeps people out of emergency rooms whenever possible.</p><h3>A Practical, Community-Centered Approach</h3><p>Expanding healthcare access means listening to patients, providers, and communities about what works. LeMario Brown is committed to strengthening healthcare access across District 18 through responsible Medicaid expansion, support for local providers, and policies that ensure families can get the care they need with dignity and respect.</p>

<p>Too many families in rural Georgia struggle to access affordable, quality healthcare. LeMario Brown believes where you live should never determine the care you receive—and will work to strengthen healthcare access across District 18.</p>

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<p>Safe communities are built through preparation, smart investments, and accountability. Families across District 18 want to know that when they need help, someone will show up, infrastructure will function, and local governments are equipped to respond. LeMario Brown believes public safety works best when it is proactive, well-resourced, and rooted in the needs of each community.</p><h3>Supporting First Responders and Local Agencies</h3><p>LeMario believes public safety begins with supporting the people who do the work every day. He will advocate for policies that ensure law enforcement, firefighters, EMS, and emergency management teams have the training, staffing, and equipment they need to respond quickly and effectively. Strong public safety requires partnership with local agencies—not mandates that ignore on-the-ground realities.</p><h3>Investing in Infrastructure That Keeps Communities Safe</h3><p>Public safety depends on more than personnel—it relies on functioning roads, reliable water systems, and resilient power infrastructure. LeMario supports investments that reduce response times, improve emergency access, and ensure critical systems don’t fail during crises. Smart infrastructure planning strengthens public safety long before an emergency occurs.</p><h3>Preventing Problems Before They Become Emergencies</h3><p>LeMario believes effective public safety includes prevention and preparedness. That means supporting community-based approaches that reduce repeat emergencies, expanding access to mental health and substance abuse services, and coordinating across agencies so problems are addressed early instead of escalating.</p><h3>Accountability and Community Trust</h3><p>Public safety works best when communities trust the systems meant to protect them. LeMario supports transparency, accountability, and open communication between public safety agencies and the communities they serve. Building trust strengthens cooperation and leads to safer outcomes for everyone.</p><h3>A Balanced, Practical Approach</h3><p>LeMario Brown believes public safety is not about politics—it’s about results. He is committed to supporting first responders, strengthening infrastructure, and advancing policies that keep communities safe, prepared, and resilient across District 18.</p>

<p>Safe communities require smart investments, strong infrastructure, and accountability. LeMario Brown supports public safety solutions that are effective, fair, and focused on prevention as well as response.</p>

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