CLARENCE BLALOCK
for Insurance Commissioner 2026
An Office of Insurance that works for everyone
I’m a resident of Paulding County in Northwest Georgia and I’m running to be the Democratic nominee for Insurance Commissioner.
The Office of Insurance should not be under the control of the insurance industry, but under Republican control rates have increased over 20 percent in the last 5 years, we must win in order to make insurance affordable for you.
Together, we can change this.
As a small business owner and fierce advocate for the middle and working classes, I’ll fight for you and your coworkers.
Please consider making a small donation so that we can educate more voters throughout the state.
Thank you.
Closing the voter gap in 2026 for Senator Ossoff and all of our statewide candidates
Our state-wide elections constantly fall within a 150,000 vote margin. It’s vitally important to close that gap. The good news is those voters exist and we simply have to message to them to turn them into regular voters.
For example, the average number of votes for an uncontested democratic house member is around 25,000 votes. There are three democratic districts in Metro Atlanta, in Gwinnett County, that are massively underperforming.
These areas have a higher than average number of rentals and a multitude of languages and ethnicities who need more outreach. As the nominee I will focus on reaching these voters by spending time and energy and working with local partners to bring these districts to an average number of democratic voters. This will add 40,000 votes for democrats up and down the ballot.
Together, We Can Turn Georgia Solid Blue
As the nominee I will help Ossoff and other democrats win by focusing on areas with my resources. When other statewide nominees specialize, we can close the gap and win all of our competitive seats, like Senate, Governor, and other statewide offices.
Under Republicans enforcement is non-existant
We have the power to fine insurance companies to bring them into compliance and make sure they do not deny you the benefits you paid for. However the total amount of fines issued according to the Republican incumbent is 42 million dollars or approximately 4 dollars per person, a slap on the wrist for these mega-corporations.
Dysfunction by design and you pay the price
The office of insurance isn’t looking out for consumers because it’s not designed for Georgians, but big insurance. Republicans will never enforce fines that matter because they are in the pocket of big insurance.
I want to hear from you
Please contact me and let me know what you think about my platform and what I should be doing.
contact@clarenceforga.com
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