Senator Jason T. Dickerson

Jason T. Dickerson is a Republican state senator representing Georgia Senate District 21, which includes portions of Cherokee and Fulton counties in the Metro Atlanta region. He was elected in a 2025 special election and sworn in on October 14, 2025.

A lifelong resident of Cherokee County, Senator Dickerson grew up on a farm in Union Hill as the son and grandson of combat veterans. He resides in Canton with his wife, Carey, and they attend Canton First Methodist Church. Dickerson co-founded Quest Trucking, a long-haul transportation company employing over 500 people, known for military-themed tractor-trailers honoring veterans and delivering wreaths to the Georgia National Cemetery. He now serves as founder and president of Purple Chip Capital Management, a private investment firm focused on undervalued U.S. companies. Through the Jason T. Dickerson Family Foundation, he supports Cherokee County residents with utility and rent assistance for seniors, housing for homeless veterans, care for abused animals, scholarships for veterinary medicine students, and aid for education, foster care, and first responders.

Education and Political Experience

Specific details on Senator Dickerson's formal education are not publicly detailed in available records. His political experience began with the 2025 special election for District 21, following Brandon Beach's appointment as Treasurer of the United States. In a crowded Republican primary, Dickerson placed second with 17.4% of the vote, advancing to and winning a runoff against Democrat Debra Shigley. Notable priorities include capping school property tax increases for homeowners and legislation to help disabled veterans access affordable housing. He positions himself as a conservative businessman fighting to protect Republican values.