Alabama
9 races on the Nov. 3, 2026, ballot covered here. Pick a race for its candidates and the money behind each.
U.S. Senate
Governor
U.S. House
Jerry Carl (R), Clyde W. Jones, Jr. (D)
Campaigns raised $1.6M; outside groups spent $547K.
U.S. HouseAL-02Shomari Figures (D), Rhett Marques (R)
Campaigns raised $3.7M; outside groups spent $6.9M.
U.S. HouseAL-03Lee McInnis (D), Mike Rogers (R)
Campaigns raised $2.2M; outside groups spent $3K.
U.S. HouseAL-04Robert Aderholt (R), Amanda Noelle Pusczek (D)
Campaigns raised $1.2M; outside groups spent $0.
U.S. HouseAL-05Andrew Rankin Guyton Sneed (D), Dale Strong (R)
Campaigns raised $2.6M; outside groups spent $0.
U.S. HouseAL-06Maurice Mercer (D), Gary Palmer (R)
Campaigns raised $1.1M; outside groups spent $131K.
U.S. HouseAL-07Ammie Akin (R), Terri Sewell (D)
Campaigns raised $2.5M; outside groups spent $75K.
Who represents Alabama now
- Tommy TubervilleSenator · Republican
- Katie Boyd BrittSenator · Republican
- Barry MooreDistrict 1 · Republican · running in Alabama Senate
- Shomari FiguresDistrict 2 · Democrat · running in AL-02
- Mike RogersDistrict 3 · Republican · running in AL-03
- Robert B. AderholtDistrict 4 · Republican · running in AL-04
- Dale W. StrongDistrict 5 · Republican · running in AL-05
- Gary J. PalmerDistrict 6 · Republican · running in AL-06
- Terri A. SewellDistrict 7 · Democrat · running in AL-07
Current members from the @unitedstates congress-legislators project (bioguide IDs used to match roll calls).
Ballot measures
- Amendment 1: Lieutenant Governor Vacancies and CompensationConstitutional amendment referred by the legislature
- Amendment 2: County School Board ConsolidationConstitutional amendment referred by the legislature
- Amendment 3: Pledge of Allegiance and Student-Led Prayer in SchoolsConstitutional amendment referred by the legislature
- Amendment 4: Weekly Playing of the National Anthem in SchoolsConstitutional amendment referred by the legislature
Reported: list from the state’s published ballot. State source