NEXT MEETING: 08/10/26, 7 PM, OZARK-DALE LIBRARY
ALABAMA STATE & FEDERAL ELECTORAL RACES (November 2026) And CANDIDATES (Dale County)
AL Governor
Doug Jones (D) - https://www.dougjones.com/
Tommy Tuberville (R)
Ronald Durnette Jr. (I)
Lt. Governor
Phillip Ensler (D) - https://phillipensler.com/
John Wahl (R)
AL Attorney General
Jeff McLaughlin (D) - This gentleman doesn't have a website. A local Dale Co. Democrat found the following interview video from over 8 years ago. Watch the following linked video (not authorized by his campaign) and then understand why maybe Jeff McLaughlin has no website, but why perhaps you should consider voting for him anyway: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YtwYmKMlc4
Katherine Robertson (R)
AL Secretary of State
Wayne Rogers (D) - https://waynerogersforalsecretaryofstate.com/
Caroleene Dobson (R)
State Auditor
Violet Edwards (D) - https://www.voteviolet.com/
Andrew Sorrell (R)
State Agriculture Commissioner
Ron Sparks (D) - https://www.sparks2026.com
Corey Hill (R)
State Treasurer
Rosilyn Houston (D) - https://rozforalabama.com/
Young Boozer (R)
Public Service Commission (Place 1)
James O. Gordon (D) - https://www.jamesogordon.com
Matt Gentry (R)
Public Service Commission (Place 2)
Sheila D. McNeil (D) - https://www.mcneilforpsc2.com/
Jim Zeigler (R)
State Board of Education
(District 2 - covers Dale Co.)
Jamie McCurry (D) -
Tracie West (R)
AL Legislature (District 89) or
Marcus Paramore (R)
AL Legislature (District 93)
Steve Clouse (R)
AL Senate (District 29) or
Jimmy McCray (D) -
Donnie Chesteen (R)
AL Senate (District 31)
Josh Carnley (R)
AL Supreme Court Justice, Place 8
Ashleigh Meyer Dunham (D) - https://www.ashleighdunhamforalabama.com/
Greg Shaw (R)
US Senator
Everett Wess (D) - https://wessforsenate.com/
Barry Moore (R)
US Congress (AL District 2) - Dale Co. will now be in Congressional District 2.
Special Congressional Primary Election on August 11- Nominee in each party will be candidate with most votes - No runoffs.
Shomari Figures (D) - https://www.figuresforcongress.com/ (2024 campaign news), https://figures.house.gov/ (current but not campaign related)
Hampton Harris (R)
Christian Horn (R)
Rhett Marques (R)
David Mathews (R)
Joshua McKee (R)
James Richardson (R)