Lt. Governor Ainsworth endorses Garrett Dixon in Alabama House District 38 race

(BCA/Contributed, Alabama Farmers Federation, YHN)

Alabama Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth has endorsed Garrett Dixon for the open House District 38 seat, calling him “exactly the kind of person we need serving in Montgomery.”

Ainsworth announced his support on Facebook and X, praising Dixon’s conservative values and their shared background in the Alabama Farmers Federation.

“Garrett Dixon is EXACTLY the kind of person we need serving in Montgomery—conservative, devout, and honest to his core,” Ainsworth wrote.

“We met as young farmers in the Alabama Farmers Federation, and I knew then he was the real deal. Join me in supporting Garrett Dixon for a better Alabama.”

Dixon, a conservative Republican and longtime cotton and peanut farmer, launched his campaign earlier this week.

A lifelong resident of Chambers County and a graduate of Auburn University, Dixon said he intends to bring a business-minded approach to Montgomery and be a strong voice for rural communities in Chambers and Lee counties.

RELATED: Garrett Dixon, conservative farmer and businessman, announces bid for Alabama House District 38

The special primary election to fill the remainder of former Rep. Debbie Wood’s term is set for October 21, 2025.

Dixon will face Kristin Nelson of Valley, chair of the Chambers County Republican Party, and Micah Messer of Smiths Station, a small business owner, law enforcement officer, and U.S. Army veteran.

Sherri Blevins is a staff writer for Yellowhammer News. You may contact her at sherri@yellowhammernews.com.

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