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Barry Moore Launches Trump-Aligned Bid for Alabama Senate Seat

His campaign entry intensifies a crowded Republican primary for the seat vacated by Tommy Tuberville

Republican Rep. Barry Moore, who first came to the House in 2021, is throwing his hat in the ring for Alabama’s open Senate seat.
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Overview

  • On August 12, Moore formally declared his candidacy, touting his status as the first elected official to endorse President Trump and pledging to defend the MAGA agenda
  • He joins a GOP field that already includes Attorney General Steve Marshall and former Navy SEAL Jared Hudson ahead of the May 19, 2026, primary
  • Moore’s campaign coffers hold $253,000 available for transfer from his House account, trailing Marshall’s $383,000 and Hudson’s $201,000
  • In his announcement video he highlighted his Freedom Caucus tenure and outlined priorities on immigration enforcement, tax cuts for tips and overtime, social conservative issues and shortening Senate debate rules
  • His departure creates an open 1st District seat in the U.S. House, and former Rep. Jerry Carl has filed paperwork to run for Moore’s vacated seat