Jermaine L. Johnson, Sr.
Democratic · Ballot status: not independently certified in the selected official extracts
state Representative Jermaine L. Johnson, Sr. • for Lieutenant Governor: Samuel "Sam" Skardon
Governor · 2026
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Research checked October 8, 2026 | Edition 10
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Jermaine Johnson proposes rural healthcare, mental-health investment, crisis-response training, and medical cannabis. Alan Wilson emphasizes rural clinics, telemedicine, and incentives for professionals in underserved areas. Walid Hakim is the Green candidate.
Both rural-care approaches address an important goal, with different funding and service designs. Medical cannabis relates to P12 but safety and implementation need state evidence. Do not infer Wilson’s Medicaid-expansion position from silence or Hakim’s state program from the national platform.
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Democratic · Ballot status: not independently certified in the selected official extracts
state Representative Jermaine L. Johnson, Sr. • for Lieutenant Governor: Samuel "Sam" Skardon
Republican · Ballot status: not independently certified in the selected official extracts
Attorney General Michael Alan "Alan" Wilson • for Lieutenant Governor: state Senator Mike Reichenbach • Received 26.4% in the 9 June primary. Advances to and won 23 June runoff.
Green · Ballot status: not independently certified in the selected official extracts
Walid N. Hakim • for Lieutenant Governor: Arnold E. Karr
United Citizens · Ballot status: not independently certified in the selected official extracts
Michael A. Addison • for Lieutenant Governor: Candace Brewer
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