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I'm your advocate.


My name is Tabitha Johnson Green and I am running to advocate for you in the US House of Representatives. I am a longtime activist and community leader in my home, Washington County, where I have been fighting to secure the rights and liberties that our government has failed to protect.

I am a nurse and business owner who has worked tirelessly to ensure that everyone in my community receives the healthcare they need and deserve. I am an advocate for our community and against injustice from the local to the federal level. Help me fight for you!

A Message From Tabitha


In these trying times, it is more important than ever that we take care of one another. Governor Kemp has lifted the shelter-in-place ordinance for most Georgians but it is important to know that the worst is yet to come. Georgia is seeing over 1,000 new cases of COVID-19 every day and counting.

Please stay home as much as you can and observe proper social distancing and sanitation for your health and for the health of your loved ones. We are all in this together and together we can get through this. Stay strong and stay safe!

I'm Fighting for Your Healthcare.


Since the middle of March, more than 30 million Americans have filed for unemployment insurance. Most of those workers have lost their employer provided health insurance and all of them will struggle to pay the premiums for their private or COBRA insurance plan while they are out of work, all during a pandemic and public health emergency.

When COVID-19 first arrived in America, tests for the virus were extremely expensive- costing over $1000 under most insurance plans. It is a direct result of our health insurance system which hinges on employment, expensive premiums, and prohibitive copays that the United States now leads the world in the number of COVID-19 cases and deaths. In the richest nation in world history, it is unacceptable that Americans are forced to pay more for worse results.

As a nurse and healthcare provider, I know that the greed of insurance companies costs lives every day. That is why I am fighting to reform health insurance, to make sure that everyone in this country can receive the care they need when they need it, regardless of their employment or ability to pay.