Barry Moore
Republican
U.S. Representative for Alabama's 1st district since 2025 (2nd district, 2021–2025)
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U.S. Senate · Nov 3, 2026
Open seat. Held by Tommy Tuberville, who is not running.
Open seat: Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville is running for governor instead of seeking a second term.
U.S. Representative for Alabama's 1st district since 2025 (2nd district, 2021–2025)
Birmingham attorney and Midfield municipal court judge
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RepublicanBarry Moore
Would fund the VA and protect the GI Bill; says troops should have superior technology, tactics and training and opposes sending them into what he calls pointless foreign wars.
DemocraticEverett Wess
Would improve veterans' health care by addressing access, staffing, wait times and quality of care, and has criticized 2025 staff dismissals at VA medical centers in Alabama.
RepublicanBarry Moore
Supports deporting all immigrants in the country illegally, starting with violent offenders; making English the official language; prosecuting sanctuary-city officials who obstruct enforcement; and counting only citizens for congressional representation.
“Barry believes there should be zero tolerance for illegal immigration.”
DemocraticEverett Wess
No published position found.
RepublicanBarry Moore
Supports the tax cuts on tips, overtime, Social Security and small businesses in the 2025 One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which he voted for, and says he is working to cut regulations and shrink the size of government.
DemocraticEverett Wess
No published position found.
RepublicanBarry Moore
Would fully fund law enforcement, and says federal and state authorities should prioritize prosecuting antifa groups and other violent criminals.
DemocraticEverett Wess
No published position found.
RepublicanBarry Moore
Says the Second Amendment is an individual right and that any federal gun confiscation must be resisted; introduced a bill to make the AR-15 the official rifle of the United States.
DemocraticEverett Wess
No published position found.
RepublicanBarry Moore
Supports barring athletes born male from women's sports and women's locker rooms and bathrooms, backed the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act of 2025, and would cut federal funding to those who allow it.
DemocraticEverett Wess
No published position found.
RepublicanBarry Moore
No published position found.
DemocraticEverett Wess
Would strengthen rural hospitals and emergency departments, recruit doctors and nurses, expand EMS, improve maternal and mental health care, lower prescription drug costs, and require an accounting of federal rural health dollars.
RepublicanBarry Moore
No published position found.
DemocraticEverett Wess
Says he supports organized labor and would back good-paying jobs, fair wages, safe workplaces and workers' voice in workplace decisions.
RepublicanBarry Moore
No published position found.
DemocraticEverett Wess
Supports a House bill to nullify the August 2026 proclamation allowing more beef imports at the lower tariff rate, and says Congress should set tariff policy in consultation with farmers and cattle producers.
RepublicanBarry Moore
No published position found.
DemocraticEverett Wess
Would vote for federal investment in roads, bridges, ports and broadband and internet access for rural Alabama.
RepublicanBarry Moore
No published position found.
DemocraticEverett Wess
Would support national standards for license-plate reader systems: warrants for historical location data, limits on data sharing and retention, audits, and penalties for officers who misuse them.
RepublicanBarry Moore
No published position found.
DemocraticEverett Wess
Supports protecting voting rights and opposes efforts to make voting harder; would strengthen congressional oversight and Congress's authority over taxes, tariffs and federal spending.