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Alabama Statewide Conservative Voter Guide

November 2026 General Election · Election Day Nov 3, 2026 · Version 1.0

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Election Day: Tue Nov 3, 2026. Check your state election office for your polling place and hours.
Your ballot shows only your own U.S. House district — find yours below.
Alabama courts are partisan races; the Republican nominee is listed.

Federal
U.S. SENATEBarry Moore (Republican nominee)
U.S. HOUSE — DISTRICT 1Jerry Carl (Republican nominee)
U.S. HOUSE — DISTRICT 2Rhett Marques (Republican nominee)
U.S. HOUSE — DISTRICT 3Mike Rogers (Inc.) (Republican nominee)
U.S. HOUSE — DISTRICT 4Robert B. Aderholt (Inc.) (Republican nominee)
U.S. HOUSE — DISTRICT 5Dale W. Strong (Inc.) (Republican nominee)
U.S. HOUSE — DISTRICT 6Gary J. Palmer (Inc.) (Republican nominee)
U.S. HOUSE — DISTRICT 7Ammie Akin (Republican nominee)
Statewide
GOVERNORTommy Tuberville (Republican nominee)
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORJohn Wahl (Republican nominee)
ATTORNEY GENERALKatherine Robertson (Republican nominee)
SECRETARY OF STATECaroleene Dobson (Republican nominee)
STATE TREASURERYoung Boozer (Republican nominee)
STATE AUDITORAndrew Sorrell (Republican nominee)
COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE & INDUSTRIESCorey Hill (Republican nominee)
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, PLACE 1Matt Gentry (Republican nominee)
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, PLACE 2Jim Zig Zeigler (Republican nominee)
SUPREME COURT, PLACE 7Brad Mendheim (Republican nominee)
SUPREME COURT, PLACE 8Greg Shaw (Republican nominee)
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS, PLACES 4 / 5Benjamin M. Bowden / Matt Fridy (Republican nominee)
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS, PLACES 4 / 5Mary Windom / Riggs Walker (Republican nominee)
Ballot measures & local races
STATEWIDE BALLOT QUESTIONS (if any)No published conservative recommendation yet — no sourced official state GOP position; read the full text on your sample ballot
STATE LEGISLATURE, JUDGES & LOCAL RACESNo published conservative recommendation yet — not covered in this statewide guide; see your local sample ballot
Key: Names from the official state candidate certification listed in SOURCES. (Republican nominee) = Republican on the official general-election ballot, no published endorsement found. A race marked “No published conservative recommendation yet” has no Republican on the ballot or no confirmed Republican nominee and is left without a recommendation. Inc. = incumbent.

Sources · How recommendations are compiled