NFIB Alabama PAC Endorses 111 Candidates for State Legislature

From the National Federation of Independent Business

MONTGOMERY (Oct. 19. 2026) – The NFIB Alabama PAC announced today that it has endorsed 111 candidates for the state legislature, citing their strong support for small businesses.

The political action committee, made up of NFIB members from across Alabama, endorsed 30 candidates for the state Senate and 81 for the House of Representatives. The PAC bases its endorsements on candidates’ positions and voting records on key small business issues.

“Small business owners need lawmakers who understand how decisions in Montgomery affect their ability to pay the bills, hire workers, and grow,” NFIB State Director Rosemary Elebash said. “These candidates understand the challenges facing Main Street. We believe they will support policies that help small businesses succeed and create jobs in communities across Alabama.”

The NFIB Alabama PAC’s endorsements carry weight in these races. Small business owners and their employees vote in high numbers. They also encourage friends, family members, and neighbors to go to the polls.

Senate
NFIB members are noted with an asterisk

District 01 — Tim Melson
District 03 — Arthur Orr*
District 04 — Garlan Gudger
District 05 — Matt Woods*
District 06 — Larry Stutts
District 07 — Sam Givhan*
District 08 — Steve Livingston
District 09 — Wes Kitchens
District 10 — Andrew Jones
District 11 — Lance Bell
District 12 — Keith Kelley
District 13 — Randy Price
District 14 — April Weaver
District 16 — Jabo Waggoner
District 17 — Shay Shelnutt
District 18 — Rodger Smitherman
District 20 — Linda Coleman-Madison
District 21 — Gerald Allen
District 23 — Robert Stewart
District 24 — Bobby Singleton
District 25 — Will Barfoot
District 27 — Jay Hovey
District 28 — Billy Beasley
District 29 — Donnie Chesteen
District 30 — Clyde Chambliss
District 31 — Josh Carnley
District 32 — Chris Elliott
District 33 — Vivian Figures
District 34 — Rusty Glover
District 35 — David Sessions

House
NFIB members are noted with an asterisk

District 02— Ben Harrison
District 03 — Kerry Underwood
District 04 — Parker Moore
District 05 — Danny Crawford
District 06 — Andy Whitt
District 07 — Ernie Yarbrough
District 09 — Scott Stadthagen
District 10 — Marilyn Lands
District 11 — Heath Allbright
District 12 — Cindy Myrick
District 14 — Tim Wadsworth
District 15 — Leigh Hulsey
District 16 — Brian Brinyark
District 18 — Jamie Kiel
District 19 — Laura Hall
District 20 — James Lomax
District 21 — Rex Reynolds
District 22 — Ritchie Whorton
District 23 — Mike Kirkland
District 24 — Nathaniel Ledbetter
District 25 — Phillip Rigsby
District 26 — Brock Colvin
District 27 — Jeana Ross
District 28 — Mack Butler
District 29 — Mark Gidley
District 30 — Craig Lipscomb
District 31 — Troy Stubbs
District 33 — Ben Robbins
District 34 — David Standridge
District 35 — Steve Hurst
District 36 — Randy Wood
District 38 — Kristen Nelson
District 39 — Ginny Shaver
District 40 — Chad Robertson
District 41 — Corley Ellis
District 42 — Van Smith
District 43 — Arnold Mooney
District 44 — Danny Garrett
District 45 — Susan Dubose
District 46 — David Faulkner
District 47 — Mike Shaw
District 49 — Russell Bedsole
District 51 — Allen Treadaway
District 53 — Anthony Daniels
District 55 — Travis Hendrix
District 56 — Ontario Tillman
District 57 — Patrick Sellers
District 58 — Rolanda Hollis
District 61 — Ron Bolton
District 62 — Bill Lamb
District 63 — Norman Crow
District 64 — Donna Givens
District 66 — Alan Baker
District 67 — Prince Chestnut
District 69 — Kelvin Lawrence
District 72 — Curtis Travis
District 73 — Kenneth Paschal
District 75 — Reed Ingram
District 76 — Penni McClammy
District 79 — Joe Lovvorn*
District 80 — Chris Blackshear
District 81 — Ed Oliver
District 82 — Pebblin Warren
District 83 — Jeremy Gray
District 85 — Rick Rehm
District 86 — Paul Lee
District 87 — Jeff Sorrells
District 88 — Jerry Starnes
District 89 — Marcus Paramore*
District 90 — Chris Sells
District 92 — Matthew Hammett
District 93 — Steve Clouse
District 94 — Jennifer Fidler
District 95 — Frances Holk-Jones
District 97 — Adline Clarke
District 100 — Mark Shirey
District 101 — Chris Pringle
District 102 — Shane Stringer
District 103 — Barbara Drummond
District 104 — Margie Wilcox
District 105 — Chip Brown

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For over 80 years, NFIB has been advocating on behalf of America’s small and independent business owners, both in Washington, D.C., and in all 50 state capitals. NFIB is nonprofit, nonpartisan, and member-driven. Since our founding in 1943, NFIB has been exclusively dedicated to small and independent businesses, and remains so today. For more information, please visit nfib.com.