Jason T. Dickerson, the Republican incumbent in Georgia State Senate District 21, is running for re-election on Nov. 3.
Dickerson has served as senator for District 21 since 2025, according to BallotReady. He faces Democrat Kori Simmons in the general election. He is certified for the ballot.
Candidate information
Party: Republican
Residence: Cherokee County, Georgia. Dickerson said on his campaign website he was born and raised in Cherokee County and grew up on a farm in Union Hill. He said he is a son and grandson of combat veterans.
Experience and public service
Dickerson co-founded Quest Trucking, according to his campaign biography.
He is president of Purple Chip Capital Management, per his Wikipedia page.
Dickerson said he is chairman and founder of the Jason T. Dickerson Family Foundation. The foundation donates nearly $1.5 million annually to support those in need in Cherokee County, Dickerson said. He said the foundation's work includes utility and rent assistance for struggling seniors, temporary and permanent housing for homeless veterans, medical care for abused animals, and scholarships for local students.
On the issues
Dickerson provided these positions through BallotReady as his own stated responses:
- Taxes/Budget: Eliminate state income taxes
- Education: Prioritize students first
- Guns: Defend the Second Amendment
- Abortion/Contraception: Uphold the right to life
- Immigration: Deport illegal immigrants
Dickerson also said he supports securing Georgia elections.
Sources: Public campaign materials, published candidate profiles and the public records linked above. Policy statements are attributed to the candidate; funding or implementation details are included where available.
The Alpharetta-Milton Chronicle did not receive a direct questionnaire response from the candidate and does not endorse candidates.
