Alabama Republican Party Launches Project Future Generation

From the Alabama Republican Party

August 21

HOOVER, Ala. – The Alabama Republican Party (ALGOP) today announced the launch of Project Future Generation, a new statewide initiative focused on engaging young Alabamians, introducing them to the political process and creating opportunities for them to become involved with the Republican Party at the local level. Young conservative leader Brilyn Hollyhand, a bestselling author, podcaster and nationally recognized voice for the next generation of conservatives, will help lead the public-facing efforts of the initiative, working alongside ALGOP to reach and engage the next generation of Alabama Republicans.

The mission of Project Future Generation is to connect Alabama’s youth with the Republican Party through outreach, engagement and direct involvement in local party activity, helping strengthen the Party for generations to come.

At the heart of Project Future Generation is a statewide network of Youth Captains who will serve alongside county Republican parties across Alabama. These young leaders will work directly with county chairmen, attend local party meetings and help recruit and engage other young conservatives in their communities.

More than simply learning about the political process, Youth Captains will have a seat at the table and the opportunity to gain firsthand experience in grassroots politics. By connecting some of Alabama’s most promising young conservatives with experienced Party leaders, Project Future Generation will help grow county party membership while developing the next generation of Republican volunteers, candidates and leaders.

“Project Future Generation is about making sure we are not only focused on the elections in front of us, but also on the future of our Party,” said ALGOP Chairman Scott Stadthagen. “There are young people all across Alabama who believe in conservative values and want to make a difference, but sometimes they just need someone to open the door and give them a place to get involved. We want to bring them in, connect them with the incredible leaders we already have in our county parties and give them an opportunity to learn, serve and grow. If we invest in the next generation now, I have no doubt the Party will remain strong in Alabama for years to come.”

“Project Future Generation is about bringing young conservatives together and giving them a real opportunity to get involved,” said Hollyhand. “Young people have the ideas, energy and passion to make a difference, and I’m excited to work with ALGOP to give them the tools and opportunities to do just that.”

Project Future Generation is just getting started, and ALGOP is looking for young Alabamians across the state who are ready to step up, get involved and help shape the future of the Republican Party. To learn more about Project Future Generation or get involved, contact ALGOP Headquarters at 205.212.5900.

Project Future Generation First-Round Youth Captains:

• Baldwin County: Elijah Davidson
• Calhoun County/Jacksonville State University: Carliegh Lipscomb
• Cherokee County: Jack Blalock
• Chilton County: Brody Mazingo
• Coffee County: Annabelle Wise
• Cullman County: Brady Johnson
• Dale County: Landon Constable
• DeKalb County: Nate Butler
• Elmore County: Gregory Kirby
• Etowah County/Gadsden State Community College: Preston Reaves
• Franklin County: Ben Davis
• Hale County: Emmett Cork
• Houston County: Dylan Dukes
• Jefferson County: Heath Padgett
• Lauderdale County: Harrison Chandler
• Lawrence County: Hannah Stephens
• Lee County: Jamie Gandy
• Limestone County: Levi Seibert
• Madison County: Jaylen Cotton
• Marengo County: Payne Smith
• Marshall County: Noah Campbell
• Mobile County: Lillian Strange
• Monroe County: Isabelle Johnson
• Montgomery County: Jared Downing
• Morgan County: Eli Jett
• Pike County/Troy University: Vivian Chamberlin
• Shelby County: Abby Tucker
• St. Clair County: Carly Skipper
• Sumter County: Mason Goodwin
• Talladega County: Corbitt Castleberry
• Tallapoosa County: Carder Lashley
• Tuscaloosa County: Carter Ashcraft
• Winston County: Zoey Hearn
• Auburn University: Keener Linder
• Faulkner University: Caitlyn Harris
• The University of Alabama: Carson Posman
• University of Alabama at Huntsville: Mary Ellen Self