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Senate race · 2026

Alabama Senate Race

Compare sourced candidate information for the November 3, 2026 U.S. Senate election. Check the state election office for the complete ballot and any qualified write-in candidates.

2 documented candidates · what each one campaigns on

Barry Moore

Republican

Currently: U.S. Representative

Moore served in the Alabama National Guard and the Reserves and was honorably discharged.

Campaign platform

  • Tax Breaks

    Moore praised the tax breaks included in President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill in 2025, which he said cut taxes for working-class families.

    EconomySource
  • Government Spending

    Moore believes that getting spending and fraud under control in Washington, D.C. will help with the cost of living.

    EconomySource
  • Law Enforcement

    Moore has proposed bills to address criminal behavior and states that his top priorities include backing law enforcement.

    JusticeSource
  • Trump Support

    Moore has emphasized his support for President Donald Trump since day one and was one of the first elected officials to endorse Trump in 2016.

    DemocracySource
  • Second Amendment

    Moore lists protecting the 2nd Amendment as one of his top priorities.

    JusticeSource

Everett Wess

Democratic

Wess is a Birmingham attorney and former municipal judge who has been active in local politics for a long time.

Campaign platform

  • Grocery and Overtime Taxes

    Wess said he wanted to encourage states to reduce grocery taxes and taxes on overtime pay.

    EconomySource
  • Rural Healthcare

    Wess said he would work with healthcare leaders and local communities to improve rural healthcare.

    HealthSource
  • Affordable health care

    Campaigns on making health care more affordable for Alabama families.

    Health CareSource
  • LGBTQ+ Protections

    Wess would 'parallel' the protections for LGBTQ people with civil rights protections for women and African Americans.

    DemocracySource
  • Economic opportunity for working families

    Focuses on expanding jobs and opportunity for Alabamians.

    EconomySource
  • Fair and tough justice

    Draws on his career as a judge, prosecutor and public defender to campaign on fairness in the courts.

    Justice & Public SafetySource
  • Invest in public education

    Cites his own public school path in championing education as an engine of opportunity.

    EducationSource

This is a sourced candidate guide, not a certified ballot. Confirm the full ballot, including any qualified write-in candidates, with the state election office .

Platform items are drawn from candidates’ own campaign materials and public reporting, summarised neutrally. They are what a candidate says they will do — not a judgement about whether they will do it. Once a candidate is serving in Congress, their record moves to the senator profiles.