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Party Representation 149 seats

D
Democrat
3 seats
R
Republican
111 seats
O
Other
35 seats

U.S. Senators 2 U.S. Senators

K
Katie Boyd BRITT
United States Senator
Republican
T
Tommy TUBERVILLE
United States Senator
Republican

U.S. Representatives 7 U.S. Representatives

B
Barry Moore
District 1
Republican
S
Shomari Figures
District 2
Democrat
M
Mike Rogers
District 3
Republican
R
Robert Aderholt
District 4
Republican
D
Dale Strong
District 5
Republican
G
Gary Palmer
District 6
Republican
T
Terri Sewell
District 7
Democrat

Senate 35 members

House of Representatives 105 members

P
Phillip Pettus
District 1
Republican
B
Ben Harrison
District 2
Republican
B
Bubba Underwood
District 3
Republican
P
Parker Moore
District 4
Republican
D
Danny Crawford
District 5
Republican
A
Andy Whitt
District 6
Republican
E
Ernie Yarbrough
District 7
Republican
T
Terri Collins
District 8
Republican
S
Scott Stadthagen
District 9
Republican
M
Marilyn Lands
District 10
Democratic
P
Patrice McClammy
District 10
Republican
H
Heath Allbright
District 11
Republican
C
Cindy Myrex
District 12
Republican
G
Greg Barnes
District 13
Republican
T
Tim Wadsworth
District 14
Republican
L
Leigh Hulsey
District 15
Republican
B
Bryan Brinyark
District 16
Republican
T
Tracy Estes
District 17
Republican
J
Jamie Kiel
District 18
Republican
L
Laura Hall
District 19
Democratic
J
James Lomax
District 20
Republican
R
Rex Reynolds
District 21
Republican
R
Ritchie Whorton
District 22
Republican
M
Mike Kirkland
District 23
Republican
N
Nathaniel Ledbetter
District 24
Republican
P
Phillip Rigsby
District 25
Republican
B
Brock Colvin
District 26
Republican
J
Jeana Ross
District 27
Republican
M
Mack Butler
District 28
Republican
M
Mark Gidley
District 29
Republican
C
Craig Lipscomb
District 30
Republican
T
Troy Stubbs
District 31
Republican
B
Barbara Boyd
District 32
Democratic
B
Ben Robbins
District 33
Republican
D
David Standridge
District 34
Republican
S
Steve Hurst
District 35
Republican
R
Randy Wood
District 36
Republican
B
Bob Fincher
District 37
Republican
K
Kristin Nelson
District 38
Republican
G
Ginny Shaver
District 39
Republican
C
Chad Robertson
District 40
Republican
C
Corley Ellis
District 41
Republican
I
Ivan Smith
District 42
Republican
A
Arnold Mooney
District 43
Republican
D
Danny Garrett
District 44
Republican
S
Susan DuBose
District 45
Republican
D
David Faulkner
District 46
Republican
M
Mike Shaw
District 47
Republican
J
Jim Carns
District 48
Republican
R
Russell Bedsole
District 49
Republican
J
Jim Hill
District 50
Republican
A
Allen Treadaway
District 51
Republican
K
Kelvin Datcher
District 52
Democratic
A
Anthony Daniels
District 53
Democratic
N
Neil Rafferty
District 54
Democratic
T
Travis Hendrix
District 55
Democratic
O
Ontario Tillman
District 56
Democratic
P
Patrick Sellers
District 57
Democratic
R
Rolanda Hollis
District 58
Democratic
M
Mary Moore
District 59
Democratic
J
Juandalynn Givan
District 60
Democratic
R
Ron Bolton
District 61
Republican
B
Bill Lamb
District 62
Republican
N
Norman Crow
District 63
Republican
D
Donna Givens
District 64
Republican
B
Brett Easterbrook
District 65
Republican
A
Alan Baker
District 66
Republican
P
Prince Chestnut
District 67
Democratic
T
Thomas Jackson
District 68
Democratic
K
Kelvin Lawrence
District 69
Democratic
C
Christopher J. England
District 70
Democratic
A
Artis J. McCampbell
District 71
Democrat
C
Curtis Travis
District 72
Democratic
K
Kenneth Paschal
District 73
Republican
P
Phillip Ensler
District 74
Democratic
R
Reed Ingram
District 75
Republican
T
Tashina Morris
District 77
Democratic
K
Kenyatté Hassell
District 78
Democratic
J
Joe Lovvorn
District 79
Republican
C
Chris Blackshear
District 80
Republican
E
Ed Oliver
District 81
Republican
P
Pebblin Warren
District 82
Democratic
J
Jeremy Gray
District 83
Democratic
B
Berry Forte
District 84
Democratic
R
Rick Rehm
District 85
Republican
P
Paul Lee
District 86
Republican
J
Jeff Sorrells
District 87
Republican
J
Jerry Starnes
District 88
Republican
M
Marcus Paramore
District 89
Republican
C
Chris Sells
District 90
Republican
R
Rhett Marques
District 91
Republican
M
Matthew Hammett
District 92
Republican
S
Steve Clouse
District 93
Republican
J
Jennifer Fidler
District 94
Republican
F
Frances Holk-Jones
District 95
Republican
M
Matt Simpson
District 96
Republican
A
Adline Clarke
District 97
Democratic
N
Napoleon Bracy Jr.
District 98
Democratic
S
Sam Jones
District 99
Democratic
M
Mark Shirey
District 100
Republican
C
Chris Pringle
District 101
Republican
S
Shane Stringer
District 102
Republican
B
Barbara Drummond
District 103
Democratic
M
Margie Wilcox
District 104
Republican
C
Chip Brown
District 105
Republican

Counties in Alabama

Autauga County (61,464) · Baldwin County (261,608) · Barbour County (24,358) · Bibb County (22,258) · Blount County (60,163) · Bullock County (9,901) · Butler County (18,256) · Calhoun County (116,427) · Chambers County (33,813) · Cherokee County (26,138) · Chilton County (47,262) · Choctaw County (12,052) · Clarke County (22,142) · Clay County (14,239) · Cleburne County (15,905) · Coffee County (56,358) · Colbert County (58,785) · Conecuh County (11,109) · Coosa County (10,291) · Covington County (37,748) · Crenshaw County (13,114) · Cullman County (92,604) · Dale County (50,067) · Dallas County (35,545) · DeKalb County (73,122) · Elmore County (91,042) · Escambia County (36,630) · Etowah County (103,207) · Fayette County (15,863) · Franklin County (31,874) · Geneva County (27,259) · Greene County (7,127) · Hale County (15,116) · Henry County (18,141) · Houston County (109,366) · Jackson County (53,780) · Jefferson County (664,744) · Lamar County (13,543) · Lauderdale County (97,502) · Lawrence County (33,567) · Lee County (187,847) · Limestone County (118,942) · Lowndes County (9,485) · Macon County (18,159) · Madison County (423,355) · Marengo County (18,512) · Marion County (29,323) · Marshall County (102,156) · Mobile County (412,339) · Monroe County (19,057) · Montgomery County (225,894) · Morgan County (126,084) · Perry County (7,719) · Pickens County (18,508) · Pike County (33,124) · Randolph County (23,067) · Russell County (58,837) · Shelby County (235,969) · St. Clair County (96,927) · Sumter County (11,607) · Talladega County (81,375) · Tallapoosa County (40,699) · Tuscaloosa County (241,212) · Walker County (65,260) · Washington County (15,018) · Wilcox County (9,865) · Winston County (23,869)

★ Bills & Legislation — Alabama

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★ Government Structure — Alabama

★ Executive Branch

  • • Governor — Chief executive, signs/vetoes bills, oversees state agencies
  • • Lieutenant Governor — Presides over Senate, succession
  • • Attorney General — State legal affairs, consumer protection
  • • Secretary of State — Elections, business registration
  • • Treasurer / Comptroller — State finances, revenue

★ Legislative Branch

  • • State Senate — Upper chamber, 35 members
  • • State House/Assembly — Lower chamber, 105 members
  • • Committees — Review bills before floor votes
  • • Session — Typically meets Jan-May, varies by state

★ Judicial Branch

  • • State Supreme Court — Highest court, final appeals
  • • Appeals Court — Intermediate appellate review
  • • District / Circuit Courts — Trial courts for major cases
  • • County / Municipal Courts — Local jurisdiction
ⓘ Did you know? Every state has a unique constitution, and Alabama's legislative process determines how laws are made, amended, and repealed at the state level. Learn more by contacting your representatives.
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