(Peachtree City) – The race for Georgia's next Insurance Commissioner is down to two candidates, and Monday former Peachtree City Mayor Har

For fifteen months, I have traveled
throughout Georgia campaigning for the Office of Insurance
Commissioner. I have sought to bring innovative, state of the art
reform to the healthcare crisis we face in this state and in this
country. I have fought to give voice to those who are seldom
heard in the political process. While our campaign was not

Last Tuesday in the Republican primary for Insurance
Commissioner, I was honored to receive the votes of almost
ninety-two thousand of my fellow Georgians. I am proud of the
campaign we ran. We stayed positive throughout and advanced the
conservative cause, which I have fought for throughout my entire
career.

In the final hours of the fortieth and last day of the 2010 legislative session, the Georgia General Assembly agreed to a conference committee report on Senate Bill 321, which contained Senate Bill 62 (prompt pay bill).

In the final hours of the fortieth and last day of the 2010 legislative session, the Georgia General Assembly agreed to a conference committee report containing Senate Bill 62. The legislation will require insurance companies and third party administrators to promptly pay providers within 15 days, or face fines from the office of Commissioner of Insurance.

Senator Ralph Hudgens (R-Hull) is calling for the consolidation of the various state agencies, councils, and departments that support the state's fire service into one centralized agency.  These agencies are tasked with inspecting facilities, regulating codes and standards, implementing training programs, and providing emergency rescue services. The 

With time running out on the 2010 session of the Georgia General Assembly, Senator Ralph Hudgens, along with President Pro Tem Tommie Williams and Majority Leader Chip Rogers, amended House Bill 307 to reduce the state premium tax paid by Georgia residents on health insurance policies.