Manufacture Alabama announced Monday its endorsements in the Alabama State Senate for the 2026 election cycle. “These endorsements recognize incumbent senators in the Alabama Legislature who have been identified by our member companies as strong advocates for Alabama’s industrial sector,” the organization shared.
These lawmakers are described by Manufacture Alabama as having demonstrated their commitment to advancing Alabama’s manufacturing economy by staying engaged with manufacturers in their districts, championing industry priorities during legislative debates, supporting pro-manufacturing policies, and working collaboratively with Manufacture Alabama on key initiatives that impact the competitiveness of the state.
Alabama State Senate Incumbents:
- Pro Tem Garlan Gudger – District 4 (announced November 3)
- Tim Melson – District 1
- Arthur Orr – District 3
- Matt Woods – District 5
- Sam Givhan – District 7
- Senate Majority Leader Steve Livingston – District 8
- Wes Kitchens – District 9
- Andrew Jones – District 10
- Lance Bell – District 11
- Keith Kelley – District 12
- Randy Price – District 13
- April Weaver – District 14
- Dan Roberts – District 15
- Jabo Waggoner – District 16
- Shay Shelnutt – District 17
- Rodger Smitherman – District 18
- Merika Coleman – District 19
- Gerald Allen – District 21
- Greg Albritton – District 22
- Robert Stewart – District 23
- Senate Minority Leader Bobby Singleton – District 24
- Will Barfoot – District 25
- Jay Hovey – District 27
- Donnie Chesteen – District 29
- Clyde Chambliss – District 30
- Josh Carnley – District 31
- Chris Elliott – District 32
- David Sessions – District 35
“Alabama’s manufacturing strength depends on leaders who understand industry needs, support free enterprise, and help create an environment where our companies can grow and compete,” said Jon Barganier, president and CEO of Manufacture Alabama. “By endorsing these proven legislators, Manufacture Alabama stands with those who stand with our industry. These lawmakers consistently deliver for Alabama’s industrial base, and we are proud to support them.”
Manufacture Alabama stated that this round of endorsements reflects the strong partnership between Alabama manufacturers and the policymakers who share a commitment to economic growth, job retention and industrial competitiveness.
