Candidate profile: Andrew Rankin Guyton Sneed

Andrew Rankin Guyton Sneed is running as a Democrat in Alabama’s contested 5th District U.S. House election. The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026, and the field includes seven candidates across three listed political designations.

Sneed’s official profile

Election records identify Sneed by full name and party affiliation. No candidate biography is on file, so the record does not establish additional background details. There also are no documented policy positions for Sneed.

Campaign finance records list $646,512.03 raised and $476,792.19 spent by Sneed’s campaign. A cash-on-hand figure is not on file. The fundraising and spending categories describe campaign financial activity; they do not establish where Sneed stands on issues.

The full candidate field

The election records list these seven candidates. Each candidate’s record includes a party or other designation and campaign finance totals, but no biography, cash-on-hand amount or documented policy positions.

• Joseph Terry, Republican: Records list $0 raised and $0 spent. No biography, cash-on-hand figure or documented policy position is on file.
• Greg MR JR Howard, Democrat: Records list $2,776.23 raised and $2,189.95 spent. No biography, cash-on-hand figure or documented policy position is on file.
• Candice Duvieilh, Democrat: Records list $38,333.16 raised and $35,668.19 spent. No biography, cash-on-hand figure or documented policy position is on file.
• Jeremy Devito, Democrat: Records list $32,285.50 raised and $22,415.30 spent. No biography, cash-on-hand figure or documented policy position is on file.
• Crystal I Mrs Ball, NNE: Records list $0 raised and $0 spent. No biography, cash-on-hand figure or documented policy position is on file.
• Andrew Rankin Guyton Sneed, Democrat: Records list $646,512.03 raised and $476,792.19 spent. No biography, cash-on-hand figure or documented policy position is on file.
• Dale Whitney Strong, Republican and incumbent: Records list $1,477,819.41 raised and $682,462.45 spent. No biography, cash-on-hand figure or documented policy position is on file.

What the financial figures mean

The listed figures track two separate categories: money raised and money spent. They should not be used to calculate how much money a campaign currently has because no cash-on-hand figures are on file for any of the seven candidates.

The records show financial activity at different levels across the field. Terry and Ball each list no money raised or spent. Howard, Duvieilh and Devito list both fundraising and spending, as do Sneed and Strong. These totals measure campaign finances rather than voter support, qualifications or policy views.

What voters can assess

The official entries establish each candidate’s name, political designation and reported financial totals. They also identify Strong as the incumbent and confirm that the race is contested.

No candidate in the field has a documented policy position on file. Party labels alone do not state how an individual candidate approaches a particular issue, so voters cannot use these entries to compare the seven candidates’ positions. The next concrete points in the process will be any changes to the candidate list, future campaign finance updates and any official additions to candidate biographies or policy records before the general election.