Clint Dixon

State Senator, Georgia · District 45

Senator Clint Dixon, a Republican, was elected to serve Senate District 45 in the Georgia State Senate in 2020. His district includes portions of Gwinnett County and Barrow County.

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Role State Senator

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District District 45

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Service since 2024

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Biography

Senator Clint Dixon, a Republican, was elected to serve Senate District 45 in the Georgia State Senate in 2020. His district includes portions of Gwinnett County and Barrow County.1

In the Senate, Sen. Dixon serves as Chairman of the Senate Committee on Education and Youth, Vice Chairman of the Senate Committee on Transportation, Vice Chairman of the Senate Committee on MARTOC, and Secretary of the Senate Appropriations Committee. He also serves as a member of the Senate Committee on Banking and Financial Institutions, the Senate Appropriations Subcommittees on Education and Higher Education and Transportation, and as Ex Officio of the Senate Committee on Economic Development and Tourism.

Prior to his election, Sen. Dixon served Gwinnett County on the Planning Commission, working alongside homeowners, businesses, and landowners to make zoning decisions. He also served on the Water and Sewer Authority, where he promoted the Ivy Creek Overlay.

Sen. Dixon is self-made in business and real estate. In 2010, he started Longleaf Realty, which specialized in bank-owned properties. He then worked as the Real Estate, Construction, and Site Selection Manager for Hewatt Enterprises. Currently, Sen. Dixon serves as an Acquisition Manager for Chafin Homes.

A proud family man, Sen. Dixon has been married to his wife Hayden for 19 years. Together they have three children: Hudson (15), Berkley (12), and Emsley (9).

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References

  1. Clint Dixon, State Senator. legis.ga.gov. Retrieved October 10, 2026.
  2. Official website. legis.ga.gov. Retrieved October 10, 2026.