A message from Lynn:
Dear Friends & Neighbors,
Thank you for giving me the honor of representing you in the Georgia House of Representatives. As your citizen legislator, I take this responsibility very seriously. I’ve worked hard to serve as an effective voice for our district at the Capitol, and as an effective extension cord to keep our citizens connected with state agencies that serve their specific needs.
As a Republican leader in the State House, I represent our shared conservative values with common sense to deliver practical solutions for everyone in our community.
I am honored that you have placed your trust in me and I encourage you to reach out directly with comments, questions, or concerns.
Sincerely,
Lynn R. Smith
About Lynn...
State Representative Lynn Smith is known for her ability to listen, learn and lead. Elected to the Georgia House of Representatives in 1996, she is a respected Republican leader, currently serving as chairman for the House Natural Resources and Environment Committee. Georgia Trend Magazine continues to name her to their 100 most influential Georgians list, and she has a solid reputation for delivering solutions. Click the link for more information about Lynn.
2025 Legislative Session Recap - Week 1
On Monday, January 13, 2025, the Georgia House of Representatives convened for the first day of the 2025 legislative session, marking the start of a new biennium for the 158th Georgia General Assembly.
Rep. Lynn Smith Featured in Executive Spotlight in Marquis Who’s Who of Professional Women of 2023
ATLANTA – State Representative Lynn Smith (R-Newnan) was recently selected by global publisher Marquis Who’s Who to be featured in their recent publication titled Who’s Who of Professional Women 2023, a new series focusing on women of influence in the United States.
What a night at the 33rd Annual Coweta County Cattlemen’s Association Rodeo! 🌟🇺🇸
It was my true honor to present the Coweta County Cattlemen’s Resolution during such a special evening, standing alongside some of Georgia’s finest public servants and rodeo champions.
Thank you to the Cattlemen’s Association for the warm welcome and the important work you do for Georgia agriculture. It was a night I won’t soon forget! 🤠
Pictured left to right –
Front Row: Rep. Lynn Smith, CCCA President Penny Bowie
Back Row: Sen. Matt Brass, Sen. Blake Tillery, Rodeo Coordinator Gene Quick, Rep. David Jenkins, Past President Ron Chamberlain
On Horseback: Miss Rodeo CCCA Abbygail Imhoff and Miss Rodeo USA 2025 Megan Kelly ... See MoreSee Less
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Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day weekend.
Today isn’t just about the unofficial start to summer — it’s a time to pause and reflect on the brave men and women who laid down their lives in service to our country.
We remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice to keep the hope of democracy alive — here at home and across the world. Their courage, devotion, and selflessness are the foundation of the freedoms we enjoy each day.
May we honor them not just with our words, but by living lives worthy of their sacrifice. ... See MoreSee Less
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A great start to my Wednesday at the Annual Pancakes & Politics Breakfast hosted by the Newnan-Coweta Chamber!
We had an impressive showing from our Coweta and surrounding area delegation—thank you for your leadership and service!
(L-R) Chris Clark, President & CEO of the Georgia Chamber; Sen. Matt Brass; Candace Boothby, N-C Chamber President; Reps. David Jenkins, Lydia Glaze, Lynn Smith, Josh Bonner, and Robert Dawson.
Always grateful for the opportunity to connect and discuss the issues that matter most to our communities. ... See MoreSee Less
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Yesterday, I had the honor of meeting descendants of Chief William McIntosh at a special welcoming event in Whitesburg, Carroll County. They gathered to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Chief McIntosh’s death—an important moment in both Georgia’s and Creek Nation’s shared history. ... See MoreSee Less
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State Rep. Lynn Smith: It was an honor to meet you & have you attend our McIntosh Descendants' Meet-and-Greet at the Whitesburg Library this week (April 30th) as we honored the 200th anniversary of Chief McIntosh's passing. Thank you for your on-going support of the McIntosh Reserve and helping us commemorate this significant historical occasion!
Had a wonderful time speaking at the ribbon cutting for the new Joe Tanner Discovery Center at the Charles Elliott Wildlife Center last week! This interactive learning space is a fantastic new resource for Georgians—especially students. With live critters from all over the state, hands-on exhibits, and immersive nature education, it’s a place where curiosity and conservation come together.
Never a dull moment in my many travels—my car battery died right after the event, but the incredible DNR staff came to the rescue! Huge thanks to them for their kindness and quick help. ... See MoreSee Less
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Wishing everyone a joyful and peaceful day filled with hope and renewal. We attended a beautiful Easter service on the Virginia Tech campus this morning, where nearly 1,000 students gathered in celebration.
My grandson plays on the VA Tech lacrosse club team and they won their first-round playoff game on Friday! My daughter, her husband, and I have been so fortunate to spend the weekend with him. ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy Easter!!