US House AL District 5 - headed to runoff

“Dr. Candice Duvieilh is a proud North Alabamian, a devoted toddler mom, and the wife of a disabled veteran. She is a government accounting expert and former public school teacher who brings professional expertise and lived experience to the work of serving this district.

Candice believes leadership requires preparation and accountability. She earned a BA in Public Policy, a Master’s in Public Administration, and a Doctorate in Education because North Alabama deserves a representative who is ready to listen, lead, and deliver from day one.

Dr. Duvieilh is committed to showing up in the community, communicating clearly, and using resources wisely. She will focus on strengthening schools, supporting Alabama families, and demanding accountability for every taxpayer dollar, with results that people can actually see and feel.

Candice brings steady energy, real presence, and a little joy everywhere she goes. North Alabama does not need political theater. We need leadership that works as hard as we do.”

US House AL District 5 - headed to runoff

“Ours is a government created by and for the people. I have faith that if we fight to reinvigorate that purpose - with leaders who know it is their job to serve the people - we can remember what it meant for the entire world for America to be that shining city on a hill. We can not only right this ship - but set sail again towards shimmering horizons that seem lately to have faded from view. North Alabama can lead the way. We can lead the way forward - together. For my children and for yours, we have to.”

AL Lieutenant Governor - primary winner

“In my time as an Alabama state legislator, I have seen first hand that Alabamians want their public servants to focus on solutions to real problems, not culture wars and personal agendas. The issues of most concern to Alabamians — safe communities, good public schools, affordable and accessible health care, financial security and economic success — are not Democratic or Republican, but human concerns. I know that Alabamians of all backgrounds and political identities can work together to build an even better, safer, and more affordable state for all. I humbly ask for your support and to join our movement as we embark on this effort together.”

AL Attorney General

AL Secretary of State

“Alabama has been at the forefront of voting issues for much of its history. The next step in voting is to encourage ALL eligible voters in Alabama to make voting a priority in their everyday life. As Secretary of State, I will work to explain the importance of voting to Alabama’s voters, and I will work to expand opportunities to cast ballots to all those who are eligible to do so.”

AL Auditor

“I am running because accountability in government matters. The State Auditor's role is fundamentally about accountability. It's about knowing what the state owns, understanding how public funds are managed, and ensuring systems are in place to protect the public's trust. You need someone who understands how government systems work, how to manage public resources responsibly, and how to bring transparency to the process without politicizing it. That's the work I've been doing at the county level, and it's the mindset I would bring to the Auditor's office.”

AL Commissioner of Agriculture and Industry

“He stands on his record, fighting for farmers, improving food safety, building three new animal diagnostic labs across the state. He wants to restore law enforcement authority within the agency. He plans to return the Law Enforcement Division back to the Department of Agriculture to help farmers with theft and consumers with fraud across the state.”

AL Public Service Commission (Place 1) - primary winner

AL Public Service Commission (Place 2)

“As the 2026 Democratic Nominee for Public Service Commissioner, I will focus on fair rates, reliable service, and transparent decision-making, putting Alabama consumers first while ensuring our utilities remain strong and dependable.”

AL Senate District 2 - headed to runoff

“Rudolph Drake is running for Alabama State Senate to bring integrity, service, and real results to Alabama. Born in Huntsville and raised in Harvest, growing up in North Alabama taught him the value of hard work, honesty, and taking care of your neighbors. After high school, Rudolph served in the United States Navy in aviation quality assurance and later worked as a Department of Defense Police Officer and in aviation leadership supporting aircraft operations worldwide. Married to his wife, Pamela, and a proud father and stepfather, Rudolph is a Democrat who puts people over politics and is committed to delivering results for North Alabama.”

AL Senate District 2 - headed to runoff

“If you elect me as your state senator, I will fight to enact legislation to reform local zoning laws that often prevent building and lead to severe housing shortages that raise prices. More housing inventory will increase opportunities for home ownership and drive down rental costs for the people of north Alabama. I will also work to find ways to incentivize builders to construct smaller, more affordable homes for Alabamians just starting a family or entering the market. It doesn’t serve the people’s interest to build a bunch of millionaire mansions that working people can’t afford.”

AL Senate District 3

“I'm John Dickey, PhD., and I have called the Tennessee Valley home for all my life. I am running for State Senate District 3 to encourage job growth, improve our children's education, and make sure that the dream of homeownership stays within reach.”

AL Senate District 7

“Many people are doing everything right — working hard, raising families, trying to be responsible — and the bills keep climbing. Groceries, rent, utilities, and insurance. When you get sick, the system often punishes you for needing help or just straight up denies the help doctors recommend. The status quo isn't working and change must happen.

I graduated from UAB with a degree in public health, and I've spent eight years working in affordable housing and neighborhood development — as a small business owner and at nonprofits.

I'm running because loving your neighbor isn't a slogan. It's a responsibility that must be reflected in our policies. Let's build a state where people can afford to live, get care, and get ahead.”

AL Senate District 8

“Committed to fighting for Alabama families, Katie Kramer believes every community deserves access to quality healthcare, good-paying jobs, and safe neighborhoods. She is dedicated to building a stronger future for our state while protecting the values and natural beauty that make Alabama the Beautiful our home. Families across Alabama are feeling the strain of rising prices, from groceries and utility bills to the cost of finding an affordable place to live. Working families shouldn’t have to choose between paying the power bill, putting food on the table, or saving for the future. As your State Senator, Katie will support policies that help lower everyday costs, increase housing affordability, and provide responsible tax relief for working families. Alabama’s economy should work for the people who power it.”

AL House District 4

“An Alabama we can afford: lower costs, stronger public schools, real healthcare.”

AL House District 10

“I decided to run to ensure that all of our voices were finally heard and, more importantly, to show that when we work together, we can make a positive, transformational, and measurable difference—especially on critical and life-changing issues such as Creating Economic Opportunity, Cultivating Education, and Protecting Health Care and Reproductive Freedom.”

AL House District 19

AL House District 20

“North Alabama is the economic engine for our state, and I know what our business leaders need. I will work with our civic leaders and the Chamber to continue to attract industry and well-paying jobs to the District. From bridges to wastewater treatment to broadband and power generation, Alabama is unprepared and falling behind. Urgent action is needed. All children deserve access to a quality education. It is our most important responsibility as a society, and teachers are our most important resource. We can do better!”

AL House District 21

“The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born — but that transition is over. The new world is here. Public trust in institutions has been deeply fractured by outdated systems that serve a select few. The federal government has abandoned communities like ours, and at the state level we are met with apathy. Forrest Satterfield is not here to promise a return to a bygone era. He is here to lead District 21 into a new day. Forrest is a UAB-trained biomedical engineer and serial entrepreneur who founded his first startup at age 19. From 3D-printed prosthetics to supplying N95 masks for frontline healthcare workers during COVID-19, he has spent his career solving real problems for real people.”

AL House District 25

“Together we’ll fight the corruption of Alabama’s elected offices and start to clean up this state.

I want to work with other representatives on real, substantial issues, cut through the distracting noise of the ‘culture war’ and figure out how best to write policy that will help people."

AL House District 53

AL Supreme Court

“As a Justice, I can’t write the laws, but I can make sure they are applied fairly and without bias. The Alabama Supreme Court is often the last safeguard for our constitutional freedoms, protecting our right to speak, to make private family decisions, and to be treated equally under the law. I will not rubberstamp political agendas but protect our Alabamians and our families.”

District Court Judge Place 1

“Kimberly is committed to the constitutional RULE OF LAW and the protection of individual liberties. She stands firm on the principle that judges should be objective and interpret the laws of our state and country as written. As District Court Judge, Kimberly will ensure equality and justice under the law for every person in Madison County, whether they are White or Black, rich or poor, first generation or fifth generation.”

District Judge Place 4

“Jason M. Jones is committed to upholding the rule of law, ensuring every person is treated with dignity, and applying the law fairly and impartially for the people of Madison County, Alabama.”

District Court Judge Place 5

“This district judge race matters because it’s about us — our families, our businesses, our community. Together, we can ensure justice is fair and balanced for everyone.”

Madison County Sheriff

“As our county continues to grow, it's more important than ever to have leaders who know what it takes to protect our community. Brett Jones has dedicated his life to keeping us safe—serving as a Navy SEAL, a CIA GRS agent, and a police officer. Now, he's ready to bring that same dedication and experience to the role of sheriff.”

Madison County School Superintendent

“Madison County is at a pivotal moment. Rapid growth demands steady, experienced leadership to protect what makes our schools strong.

​With nearly three decades in Madison County Schools, Dr. Headen has served as a teacher, principal, and community leader. He understands the challenges ahead and how to navigate them responsibly.

His focus is clear: protect academic excellence, support educators, and ensure smart, strategic growth that serves students, families, and taxpayers with integrity and sustainability.”

Madison County School Board District 3

"Freedom starts with education . There is no higher honor than to serve the people. I am here to do just that. I served this country for 21 years with four deployments across two wars."

Madison County Tax Collector