TO THE GREAT PEOPLE OF ALABAMA, MAKE A PLAN TO VOTE FOR: – Barry Moore for U.S
Trump tO THE GREAT PEOPLE OF ALABAMA, MAKE A PLAN TO VOTE FOR: – Barry Moore for U.S. Senate – Tommy Tuberville for Governor – John Wahl for Lieutenant Governor – Katherine Robertson for Attorney General – Jerry Carl for U.S. Congress (AL-01) – Rhett Marq
WASHINGTON D.C. — TO THE GREAT PEOPLE OF ALABAMA, MAKE A PLAN TO VOTE FOR: – Barry Moore for U.S. Senate – Tommy Tuberville for Governor – John Wahl for Lieutenant Governor – Katherine Robertson for Attorney General – Jerry Carl for U.S. Donald J. Trump issued endorsements for Alabama Republican candidates ahead of the general election on Nov. three, 2026.
The list of endorsed candidates includes Senator Tommy Tuberville for governor and Rhett Marques for the state’s newly redrawn 2nd Congressional District. Alabama voters face an Oct. 27, 2026 deadline to request mail-in absentee ballots. TO THE GREAT PEOPLE OF ALABAMA, MAKE A PLAN TO VOTE FOR: – Barry Moore for U.S.
Senate – Tommy Tuberville for Governor – John Wahl for Lieutenant Governor – Katherine Robertson for Attorney General – Jerry Carl for U.S. Congress (AL-01) – Rhett Marques for U.S. Congress (AL-02) – Mike Rogers for U.S. Congress (AL-03) – Robert Aderholt for U.S. Congress (AL-04) – Dale Strong for U.S.
President Donald J. Trump issued endorsements at WASHINGTON D.C.
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Congress (AL-05) – Gary Palmer for U.S. Congress (AL-06) These Great Patriots have my Complete and Total Endorsement — They will never let you down! Trump https://swampthevoteusa.com/alabama/
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