Hudson Builds Statewide Grassroots Network

U.S. Senate candidate Jared Hudson announced this week that his campaign has placed 79 county captains across all 67 counties in Alabama, marking a key organizational milestone in the race.

According to the campaign, the network stretches from North Alabama’s Tennessee Valley to communities along the Gulf Coast. Several of the State’s largest counties now have multiple captains in place, a sign of what Hudson described as growing local engagement.

“I’m grateful for the people across Alabama who have stepped up to be part of this grassroots campaign,” Hudson said. “They’re joining this mission because they believe in putting Alabama first and sending someone to Washington who will actually fight for them, not special interests. I’m not going up there to go along with the status quo, and I won’t waver when it comes to defending our State and our values.”

Hudson framed the expansion as part of a broader shift among voters, pointing to increased interest and participation at the local level.

“People are paying attention, and they’re stepping up,” Hudson added. “If you’re ready to send a real warrior to Washington who will fight for you and put the people back in charge, join the mission at HudsonForAlabama.com.”

County captains typically serve as on-the-ground organizers, helping campaigns connect with voters, coordinate volunteers, and build local momentum ahead of primary and general elections.

County Captains by County

Autauga — Karla Knight

Autauga — Frank Wilkes

Baldwin — Chantel Norton

Baldwin — Mike Reebals

Barbour — Olivia Rome

Bibb — Latesha McMinn

Blount — Keith Hudson

Blount — Brandon Herndon

Bullock — Liberty Duke

Butler — Patricia Ballew

Calhoun — Brandon Fisher

Chambers — Bo Colley

Cherokee — Kevin Wood

Chilton — Jimmie Hardee

Choctaw — Janey Glover

Choctaw — Samuel Dew

Clarke — Dena Lenoir

Clay — Jarret Clift

Cleburne — Connie Champion

Coffee — Shannon Pugh

Colbert — Gil Zimmerman

Conecuh — Shannon Pugh

Coosa — Rocky Ash

Covington — Jared Latham

Crenshaw — Jason Gentry

Cullman — Tim Nalley

Dale — Melissa Whitman

Dallas — Donnie Nelson

Dallas — John Carlson

DeKalb — Tyler Ross

Elmore — Terry Beasley

Escambia — Dylan Shadinger

Etowah — Kip Williams

Fayette — Eric Schaffer

Franklin — Mike Flemming

Geneva — Dennis Holland

Greene — Chris Bailey

Hale — JR Rivas

Henry — Wyatt Oaks

Houston — Viktor Francis

Jackson — Keary O’Flaherty

Jefferson — Jason Williams

Jefferson — Britt Ezell

Jefferson — Sandra Lauriello

Jefferson — Elijah Newcombe

Lamar — Charles Lenn

Lauderdale — James Farris

Lawrence — Jamie Horton

Lee — Caedmon Hunt

Limestone — Ty Curry

Lowndes — Chris Cleghorn

Lowndes — Mark Harold

Macon — Frank Dillman

Madison — Matthew Comstock

Madison — Daniel Cici

Marengo — Patrick Hape

Marion — Eric Dove

Marshall — Jordan Hartley

Mobile — Angela Prine

Mobile — Grant Zarzour

Monroe — Sundi West

Montgomery — Robert Reaves

Morgan — Carter Petty

Perry — Dane Brunies

Pickens — Mickey Pate

Pike — Annie Hill

Randolph — Anna Grace Silvey

Russell — Annaleise Owens

Shelby — Phillip Ogle

Shelby — Jake Rasmussen

St. Clair — Justin Misso

Sumter — Steven Brown

Talladega — Anthony Williams

Tallapoosa — Rebecca Neal

Tuscaloosa — Bobby Laury

Walker — Javan Garner

Washington — Kevin Thompson

Wilcox — Sam Christoff

Winston — Neal Sandlin

For more information on Jared Hudson, visit his campaign website HudsonForAlabama.com or follow him on social media.