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Alabama Retail PAC endorses seven candidates for 2026

The business-backed group backed candidates in statewide and legislative races, citing retail’s role in local economies and policymaking.

The logo of the Alabama Retail Association

Alabama Retail PAC, the Alabama Retail Association’s state political action committee, announced seven additional endorsements for the 2026 election cycle.

The PAC said it supports candidates who recognize retail’s role in Alabama’s economy and favor a strong business climate.

Statewide offices

  • John Wahl, lieutenant governor

  • Katherine Robertson, attorney general

  • Corey Hill, commissioner of agriculture and industries

Alabama Senate

  • Terry Waters, District 22

Alabama House of Representatives

  • Patrick Johnson, District 8

  • Jeff Monroe, District 37

  • Bill Morris, District 50

“Retail plays an important role in our communities, and the decisions made at every level of government can have a real impact on our businesses,” Melissa Cross, chairman of the Alabama Retail Association, said. “We are proud to announce these endorsements and encourage Alabama retailers to make the retail vote count in the 2026 election.”

The association said it advocates for policies “that help retailers of all sizes flourish, benefiting consumers, employees and communities alike.”

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