Senator Rick Williams is a Republican representing Georgia's 25th Senate District, which includes Baldwin, Butts, Jasper, Jones, and Putnam counties, as well as portions of Bibb and Henry counties. A lifelong resident of Middle Georgia and small businessman, he has been active in his community, including membership in the First United Methodist Church. Notable achievements include championing major tax cuts, protecting Second Amendment rights, passing pro-life legislation such as the Heartbeat Bill and Gracie’s Law with Georgia Life Alliance, fighting to keep Georgia’s economy open during the pandemic, and advocating to eliminate the state income tax. He currently serves ex officio on the Senate Committee on Rules.

Education and Political Experience

Limited details are available on formal education. His political career includes:
- Appointed Chief Registrar for Baldwin County, serving 16 years until 2016.
- Elected to the Baldwin County Commission.
- Sworn into the Georgia House of Representatives on January 9, 2017, representing House District 145 ; served on committees including Appropriations, Governmental Affairs, Higher Education, Intragovernmental Coordination, Public Safety and Homeland Security, Regulated Industries, and a Special Committee on Election Integrity.
- Sworn into the Georgia State Senate on January 23, 2023 .