Jason T. Dickerson
Jason Dickerson was born in Georgia . Dickerson earned a high school diploma from Sequoyah High School. His career experience includes working as an investment manager. [1] [2] Dickerson has served as a Rotary Paul Harris Fellow, as a board member with the Cherokee County Educational Foundation, as a member of the National Rifle Association, Sons of the American Legion, and the National Skeet Shooting Association. [3] [4]
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Education: “I’m a conservative republican businessman – not a typical politician. That's why I've been able to deliver real results to keep Georgia affordable for our families and our schools strong for our kids.”
(Campaign website) Education: “The foundation’s work helps provide utility and rent assistance for struggling seniors, temporary and permanent housing for homeless veterans, medical care and refuge for abused animals, and offers scholarships to local students pursuing their dreams. Jason has always believed that if you see a need, you step up to meet it. That’s how we make our community stronger—together.”
(Campaign website) Agriculture & Rural Communities: “Born and raised in Cherokee County, Jason's roots run deep in the community he loves. The son and grandson of combat veterans, he grew up on a farm in Union Hill, learning the values of hard work, faith, and service.”
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Government should make life easier not harder: “I'm running for State Senate with a simple focus: making sure government works the way it's supposed to”
(Campaign website) Government should make life easier not harder: “I've seen what happens when systems fail people, because I've lived it. As a survivor of childhood abuse, I learned early on that even doing everything right doesn't always mean the system will protect or support you.”
(Campaign website) Government should make life easier not harder: “That experience didn't make me cynical — it made me practical. It's why I focus on what works, what doesn't, and whether the people responsible are being held accountable.”
(Campaign website) Economy, jobs & cost of living: “This campaign isn't about politics as usual. It's about making sure the systems we rely on, like healthcare, public safety, and the cost of living, actually serve the people they're meant to.”
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