Clint is married to his wife Hayden. They have three children together.

Clint works as an Acquisition Manager for Chafin Homes. He started his career in land acquisitions and later founded Longleaf Realty, specializing in bank-owned properties. He also worked as the Real Estate, Construction, and Site Selection Manager for Hewatt Enterprises in Lawrenceville.

Clint Dixon was first elected to the State Senate in 2020, representing Barrow and Gwinnett Counties. In the Senate, he serves as Chairman of the Education and Youth Committee, Vice Chairman of both the Transportation Committee and MARTOC, and Secretary of the Appropriations Committee. He is also a member of the Banking and Financial Institutions Committee and various Appropriations Subcommittees. Previously, he served as an Administration Floor Leader for Governor Brian Kemp.

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Said, "During my time in the Senate, our state has faced unprecedented challenges, from the COVID pandemic to historic inflation, that have had major impacts on our families... Because of responsible, common-sense leadership, Georgia has fared better than almost every other state in the nation..."

Said, "It hasn't been easy... I confront everything in life with hard work and determination... how my family and I survived the Great Recession in the real estate business during 2010 and 2011 when I literally made $1800 and how we came out stronger on the other side..."

The candidate's website says, "Returned over $2 billion to taxpayers and cut taxes to help fight inflation and keep Georgia’s economy strong."

Supported tax cuts to reduce inflation in Georgia. 

- Supported tax cuts to reduce inflation in Georgia. 

Economy

As of July 25, 2024, Clint Dixon’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Supported legislation to ban gender-transition surgery and hormone therapy for children under 18.

- Supported legislation to ban gender-transition surgery and hormone therapy for children under 18.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

The candidate's website says, "Invested in public safety, backed the blue, & led the fight to end human trafficking."

Supported pay raises for police officers. 

According to candidate's website, supported "aggressive efforts to crack down on gangs."

- Supported pay raises for police officers. 
- According to candidate's website, supported "aggressive efforts to crack down on gangs."

Public Safety

The candidate's website says, "In his time in the Senate, Clint has kept his promise to put our families first. He has fought hard to remove destructive politics from our schools, protect our students from radical curriculums and indoctrination in the classroom... Clint has also led to strengthen school security to keep our students and teachers safe."

The candidate's website says, "Put students first by protecting parental rights and banning radical ideologies from the classroom."

Supports "banning radical ideologies from the classroom."

The candidate's website says, "Leading the fight to expand school choice to ensure every child has the opportunity for success."

The candidate's website says, "Fully funded our schools, delivered much needed teacher pay raises, and led to improve childhood literacy."

- Supports "banning radical ideologies from the classroom."
- Supports expanding school choice.
- Supported teacher pay raises.

Education

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Clint Dixon

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