Todd Jones is a Republican representative for Georgia House District 25, which encompasses South Forsyth and North Fulton Counties. Born on August 15, 1967, in South Florida, he is a businessman, tech entrepreneur, and politician who has served since January 9, 2017, currently in his fourth term. He chairs the Technology and Infrastructure Innovation Committee and serves on committees including Appropriations , Education, Energy, Utilities & Telecommunications, Health, Judiciary, Ways & Means, and the Special Committee on Resource Management. Notable achievements include co-founding the Shiloh Point Elementary School Dads Club , leading efforts for Nike Rating Day in Forsyth County, and championing House Bill 1013 in 2022, which overhauled Georgia's mental health care system and was signed into law by Gov. Brian Kemp. Married to Tracey Jones for over 30 years, they have three sons and one daughter and have lived in South Forsyth County for over 16 years.

Education and Political Experience

• Education: Bachelor of Science in Administration and Juris Doctor from the University of Florida, where he served as fraternity president, treasurer, student senator, and Greek Council representative, and was named to the University’s Who’s Who.
• Professional Background: Started as a senior consultant at Accenture , advanced to executive vice president at AgCert , and focused on triple-bottom-line businesses in renewable energy, carbon management, secondary education, worker safety, and criminal justice reform.
• Political Experience: Elected to Georgia House District 25 in 2016 with 79% of the primary vote ; sworn in January 9, 2017; re-elected for subsequent terms, including fourth term starting January 9, 2021.