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On the ballot
Why this matters: Every voter in Alabama votes in the statewide races. For the U.S. House, you vote only in the district where you live.
9 races for Congress and governor on Alabama's November 3, 2026 ballot, from the state's official list of candidates.1,
Federal
U.S. Senate
- U.S. Senate2 on the ballot · open seat
- Everett Wess Democrat
- Barry Moore Republican
U.S. House
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- District 12 on the ballot · open seat
- Clyde Jones Democrat
- Jerry Carl Republican
- District 22 on the ballot
- Shomari C. Figures Democrat
- Rhett Marques Republican
- District 32 on the ballot
- Lee McInnis Democrat
- Mike Rogers Republican
- District 42 on the ballot
- Amanda N. Pusczek Democrat
- Robert B. Aderholt Republican
- District 52 on the ballot
- Andrew Sneed Democrat
- Dale W. Strong Republican
- District 62 on the ballot
- Maurice Mercer Democrat
- Gary Palmer Republican
- District 72 on the ballot
- Terri Sewell Democrat
- Ammie Akin Republican
State
Governor
- Governor2 on the ballot · open seat
- Doug Jones Democrat
- Tommy Tuberville Republican
Notes on the official list
- Party labels follow the Secretary of State's county sample ballots, which print "Democrat" and "Republican"; the state certifications name the parties as the Alabama Democratic Party and the Alabama Republican Party.
- No independent or minor-party candidates are certified for these races; the state's independent-candidate certification lists only legislative candidates.