Alabama Voter Guide 2026
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State Snapshot
2026 Statewide Races
Candidates The Ballot Brief is tracking for Alabama's statewide contests. Tap a name for their bio and campaign link, or enter your address for the full ballot with finance data.
Governor
2 candidatesTommy Tuberville (R)
Tommy Tuberville is Alabama's Republican nominee for governor, a U.S. senator, and former Auburn University football coach. His campaign emphasizes job recruitment, education, infrastructure, public safety, and conservative leadership.Priorities: Recruit jobs and grow Alabama's economy · Improve education and infrastructure · Strengthen public safety and conservative state leadershipCampaign site →Doug Jones (D)
Doug Jones is Alabama's Democratic nominee for governor and a former U.S. senator and U.S. attorney. His campaign emphasizes pragmatic governing, economic opportunity, public education, voting access, and restoring trust in state leadership.Priorities: Expand economic opportunity across Alabama · Support public education and workforce development · Restore practical, accountable state leadershipCampaign site →
U.S. Senate
2 candidatesBarry Moore (R)
Barry Moore is Alabama's Republican nominee for U.S. Senate and currently represents Alabama's 1st Congressional District. A former state legislator and small-business owner, he has built his campaign around conservative fiscal policy, support for Donald Trump's agenda, border security, and a strong alignment with House Freedom Caucus priorities.Priorities: Advance conservative fiscal and regulatory policy · Strengthen border security and immigration enforcement · Support Alabama agriculture, small businesses, and military communitiesCampaign site →Everett Wess (D)
Everett Wess is Alabama's Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate and an attorney. His campaign emphasizes care for vulnerable communities, public safety, families, and a more service-oriented approach to federal representation.Priorities: Support vulnerable children, families, and communities · Improve public safety through community-centered policy · Bring legal and public-service experience to federal representationCampaign site →
Lieutenant Governor
2 candidatesJohn Wahl (R)
John Wahl is a Republican candidate for Alabama lieutenant governor and former chair of the Alabama Republican Party. His campaign emphasizes conservative state leadership, election and party organizing experience, public-library policy, and alignment with Donald Trump's political agenda.Priorities: Advance conservative leadership in state government · Support election integrity and Republican organizing priorities · Use the lieutenant governor's Senate role to shape state policyCampaign site →Phillip Ensler (D)
Phillip Ensler is a Democratic candidate for Alabama lieutenant governor and a state representative from Montgomery. A lawyer and former teacher, he has highlighted bipartisan public-safety work, including Alabama's ban on Glock switches, and is running on practical issues such as education, health care, and economic security.Priorities: Improve public safety through practical bipartisan work · Strengthen education and health care access · Focus state government on economic security for Alabama familiesCampaign site →
Attorney General
2 candidatesKatherine Robertson (R)
Katherine Robertson is a Republican candidate for Alabama attorney general and longtime chief counsel to Attorney General Steve Marshall. Her campaign emphasizes public safety, support for law enforcement and crime victims, conservative legal priorities, and continuing Alabama's litigation posture against federal policies.Priorities: Support law enforcement and crime victims · Challenge federal policies through state litigation · Continue conservative public-safety and legal prioritiesCampaign site →Jeff McLaughlin (D)
Jeff McLaughlin is Alabama's Democratic candidate for attorney general and a former state representative. His public record includes work on campaign-finance transparency, including legislation aimed at stopping PAC-to-PAC transfers, and his campaign offers a Democratic alternative for the state's chief legal office.Priorities: Increase transparency and accountability in public office · Use legal experience to serve Alabama families · Offer a Democratic alternative for attorney general
Secretary Of State
2 candidatesCaroleene Dobson (R)
Caroleene Dobson is a Republican candidate for Alabama secretary of state, a Montgomery attorney, and the 2024 Republican nominee in Alabama's 2nd Congressional District. Her campaign emphasizes election security, business-service modernization, lower filing fees, post-election audits, and stronger election-crimes enforcement.Priorities: Strengthen election security and post-election audits · Improve business filings and secretary of state services · Lower business-related fees and administrative frictionCampaign site →Wayne Rogers (D)
Wayne Rogers is Alabama's Democratic candidate for secretary of state, an attorney, and former chair of the Jefferson County Democratic Party. His campaign centers on voting access, transparent election administration, and improving the public-facing services managed by the secretary of state's office.Priorities: Protect voting access and fair election administration · Improve transparency in public records and campaign filings · Modernize public services managed by the secretary of stateCampaign site →
Treasurer
3 candidatesYoung Boozer (R)Incumbent
Young Boozer is Alabama's incumbent state treasurer and a Republican candidate for another term. He previously served as treasurer from 2011 to 2019 and returned to the office in 2021, with a public record centered on state cash management, college-savings programs, unclaimed property, and conservative stewardship of public funds.Priorities: Manage state cash, investments, and banking operations · Support college-savings and disability-savings programs · Return unclaimed property and improve public financial serviceCampaign site →Rosilyn Houston (D)
Rosilyn Houston is Alabama's Democratic candidate for state treasurer and a banking professional. Her campaign highlights financial-services experience, responsible management of public dollars, and a focus on making state financial programs more understandable and accessible.Priorities: Bring banking experience to state treasury management · Improve transparency around public funds · Make state financial services easier for residents to useCampaign site →Steve Lolley (R)
Steve Lolley is a Republican candidate for Alabama state treasurer and an entrepreneur. His campaign presents a business-focused challenge in the treasurer race, emphasizing fiscal management, conservative budgeting, and a private-sector approach to state finance.Priorities: Apply private-sector management to state finance · Strengthen fiscal accountability · Promote conservative stewardship of taxpayer dollars
State Auditor
3 candidatesDerek Chen (R)
Derek Chen is a Republican candidate for Alabama state auditor, a businessman, and an attorney. His campaign emphasizes conservative oversight, fiscal accountability, property and inventory controls, and strengthening the auditor office's role as a check on state government.Priorities: Strengthen fiscal and property oversight · Improve accountability in state government · Bring legal and business experience to the auditor's officeCampaign site →Andrew Sorrell (R)Incumbent
Andrew Sorrell is Alabama's incumbent state auditor and a Republican candidate for re-election. A former state representative, he has emphasized conservative fiscal oversight, state-property accountability, transparency, and limiting waste in state government.Priorities: Track state property and prevent waste · Increase transparency in state government · Continue conservative fiscal oversightCampaign site →Violet Edwards (D)
Violet Edwards is Alabama's Democratic candidate for state auditor and a Madison County commissioner. Her campaign emphasizes public accountability, local-government experience, transparency, and using the auditor office to make state government easier for residents to understand.Priorities: Increase transparency and accountability · Bring county-government experience to statewide oversight · Make state audit information clearer for the publicCampaign site →
Agriculture Commissioner
4 candidatesCorey Hill (R)
Corey Hill is a Republican candidate for Alabama commissioner of agriculture and industries and the mayor of Douglas. His campaign emphasizes rural communities, farming, local-government experience, agricultural markets, and support for producers across Alabama.Priorities: Support Alabama farmers and rural communities · Bring local-government experience to agricultural policy · Expand markets and opportunity for producersCampaign site →Christina Woerner McInnis (R)
Christina Woerner McInnis is a Republican candidate for Alabama commissioner of agriculture and industries, a farmer, and an agricultural business owner. Her campaign highlights farm operations, agribusiness, food production, and strengthening Alabama's agriculture economy.Priorities: Strengthen Alabama farms and agribusinesses · Support food production and agricultural innovation · Promote rural economic developmentCampaign site →Jack Williams (R)
Jack Williams is a Republican candidate for Alabama commissioner of agriculture and industries and a state senator. His campaign emphasizes legislative experience, support for farmers and forestry, rural infrastructure, and conservative management of the agriculture department.Priorities: Support farmers, forestry, and rural industries · Use legislative experience to manage agriculture policy · Strengthen rural infrastructure and marketsCampaign site →Ron Sparks (D)
Ron Sparks is Alabama's Democratic candidate for commissioner of agriculture and industries and previously held the office before becoming the Democratic nominee for governor in 2010. His campaign emphasizes experience with the department, support for farmers, rural economic development, and consumer-facing agriculture programs.Priorities: Use prior agriculture commissioner experience · Support farmers and rural economic development · Improve consumer and producer services in the departmentCampaign site →
Statewide Ballot Measures
4 statewide measures are on Alabama's 2026 ballot. Tap a measure for the plain-language summary.
Broadcast The Star-Spangled Banner in Public Schools Amendment
Require all public schools to broadcast or arrange for the performance of the first stanza of the Star-Spangled Banner at least once per week.Constitutional amendment (legislative referral)Full measures guide →Elections for Lieutenant Governor Vacancies and Legislative Authority Over Salaries Amendment
Require the office of lieutenant governor to be filled by election if a vacancy occurs more than 60 days before the next general election.Constitutional amendment (legislative referral)Full measures guide →Require the Pledge of Allegiance and Allow Student-Led Prayer in Public Schools Amendment
Require public schools to conduct the pledge of allegiance each day, and allow student-led prayer to be conducted.Constitutional amendment (legislative referral)Full measures guide →School District Consolidation Process Amendment
Establish a process for consolidating two or more county school districts.Constitutional amendment (legislative referral)Full measures guide →
Places We’re Tracking
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Dothan city (pt.)
83 candidates- 83 tracked candidate profiles
- 46 office types represented
Balance of Jefferson County
20 candidates- 20 tracked candidate profiles
- 14 office types represented
St. Clair County
13 candidates- 13 tracked candidate profiles
- 8 office types represented
DeKalb County
12 candidates- 12 tracked candidate profiles
- 8 office types represented
Lee County
11 candidates- 11 tracked candidate profiles
- 7 office types represented
Madison County
11 candidates- 11 tracked candidate profiles
- 7 office types represented
Limestone County
10 candidates- 10 tracked candidate profiles
- 5 office types represented
Shelby County
10 candidates- 10 tracked candidate profiles
- 5 office types represented
Mobile County
9 candidates- 9 tracked candidate profiles
- 4 office types represented
Balance of Shelby County
7 candidates- 7 tracked candidate profiles
- 3 office types represented
Morgan County
7 candidates- 7 tracked candidate profiles
- 3 office types represented
Balance of Mobile County
6 candidates- 6 tracked candidate profiles
- 5 office types represented
Houston County
6 candidates- 6 tracked candidate profiles
- 3 office types represented
Baldwin County
5 candidates- 5 tracked candidate profiles
- 3 office types represented
Calhoun County
5 candidates- 5 tracked candidate profiles
- 5 office types represented
Marshall County
5 candidates- 5 tracked candidate profiles
- 4 office types represented
Cullman County
4 candidates- 4 tracked candidate profiles
- 4 office types represented
Auburn city
3 candidates- 3 tracked candidate profiles
- 2 office types represented
Walker County
3 candidates- 3 tracked candidate profiles
- 2 office types represented
Elmore County
2 candidates- 2 tracked candidate profiles
- 2 office types represented
Etowah County
2 candidates- 2 tracked candidate profiles
- 2 office types represented
Jefferson County
2 candidates- 2 tracked candidate profiles
- 1 office type represented
Tuscaloosa County
2 candidates- 2 tracked candidate profiles
- 1 office type represented
Balance of Baldwin County
1 candidates- 1 tracked candidate profile
- 1 office type represented
Montgomery County
1 candidates- 1 tracked candidate profile
- 1 office type represented
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