Get ready, folks! Conservative Republican Garrett Dixon, a cotton and peanut farmer with deep roots, has thrown his hat in the ring for the open Alabama House District 38 seat! Dixon's promising to bring a business-savvy approach to Montgomery and be a strong voice for the rural communities in Chambers and Lee counties. A Smiths Station High School grad and 2014 Auburn alum, Dixon’s lived in District 38 his entire life. "I refuse to sit on the sidelines," Dixon declared, emphasizing his commitment to the state's future. Dixon’s family settled in Salem over 160 years ago! He said he understands the challenges facing local families and towns, and shares the values that make these communities strong. "I'm not a politician," Dixon stated. "I'm a businessman and farmer who wants to serve my community and deliver real results for the people of District 38." He plans to champion conservative values and a business-minded approach in Montgomery. Governor Kay Ivey has scheduled a special primary for October 21, 2025, to fill the seat vacated by former State Rep. Debbie Wood. Dixon joins Kristin Nelson of Valley and Micah Messer of Smiths Station in the race for House District 38. It's shaping up to be an interesting contest!Local Farmer Garrett Dixon Joins Race for House District 38!
Dixon: A Voice for Rural Alabama
Lifelong Resident Steps Up
Family Roots & Community Values
Not a Politician, But a Problem Solver
Special Election Set for October 2025
The Competition Heats Up
