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Candidate profile: Rodney Walker

Republican Rodney Walker is running in Alabama’s contested 2026 U.S. Senate election, scheduled for Nov. 3.

Candidate profile: Rodney Walker

Key takeaways

  • Rodney Walker is a Republican U.S. Senate candidate.
  • The Alabama general election is Nov. 3, 2026.
  • Walker lists $2,015,962.90 raised and spent.
  • No cash-on-hand amount is listed for Walker.
  • No documented policy positions are listed.

Alabama’s contested U.S. Senate election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. The field includes nine Republicans and seven Democrats, including Republican incumbent Thomas H. Tuberville.

Candidate and campaign finance entries

The campaign finance figures below identify the amounts recorded as raised and spent. Cash-on-hand amounts are not listed for any candidate.

  • Morgan W. W. Murphy: Republican candidate. Recorded funds are $0.00 raised and $0.00 spent. No biography or documented policy position is listed.
  • Steven T Marshall: Republican candidate. Recorded funds are $1,298,351.43 raised and $1,298,351.43 spent. No biography or documented policy position is listed.
  • Matthew Seth Burton: Republican candidate. Recorded funds are $74,362.27 raised and $74,362.27 spent. No biography or documented policy position is listed.
  • Valma K Glasgow: Democratic candidate. Recorded funds are $294.00 raised and $294.00 spent. No biography or documented policy position is listed.
  • Kyle Sweetser: Democratic candidate. Recorded funds are $166,055.63 raised and $163,371.90 spent. No biography or documented policy position is listed.
  • James Gregory MR JR Howard: Democratic candidate. Recorded funds are $0.00 raised and $0.00 spent. No biography or documented policy position is listed.
  • Thomas H Tuberville: Republican candidate and incumbent. Recorded funds are $3,994,826.02 raised and $4,101,716.09 spent. No biography or documented policy position is listed.
  • Jared Hudson: Republican candidate. Recorded funds are $1,920,538.54 raised and $1,806,649.59 spent. No biography or documented policy position is listed.
  • Rodney Walker: Republican candidate. Recorded funds are $2,015,962.90 raised and $2,015,962.90 spent. No biography or documented policy position is listed.
  • Dakarai Larriett: Democratic candidate. Recorded funds are $154,254.02 raised and $151,838.14 spent. No biography or documented policy position is listed.
  • Everett W Wess: Democratic candidate. Recorded funds are $83,340.65 raised and $94,746.98 spent. No biography or documented policy position is listed.
  • Lamont Lavender: Democratic candidate. Recorded funds are $0.00 raised and $0.00 spent. No biography or documented policy position is listed.
  • Mark Shannon MR II Wheeler: Democratic candidate. Recorded funds are $17,374.48 raised and $16,808.44 spent. No biography or documented policy position is listed.
  • Michael Colbert: Republican candidate. Recorded funds are $0.00 raised and $0.00 spent. No biography or documented policy position is listed.
  • Felix Barry Moore: Republican candidate. Recorded funds are $3,787,329.72 raised and $3,284,673.21 spent. No biography or documented policy position is listed.
  • Gavin Solomon: Republican candidate. Recorded funds are $0.00 raised and $0.00 spent. No biography or documented policy position is listed.

What the finance figures mean

The raised and spent totals describe recorded campaign financial activity. They do not establish a candidate’s views on taxes, health care, immigration, defense or other issues considered by the U.S. Senate. Because cash-on-hand amounts are not listed, the totals also do not show how much money each campaign currently has available.

Policy positions

No documented policy positions are listed for the candidates. That means the campaign finance figures cannot be used to describe where Walker or another candidate stands on public policy.

Election date

The general election is set for Nov. 3, 2026. Candidate entries, campaign finance totals and documented positions may be updated before voters cast ballots.

What to watch

  • Updates to the candidate field
  • New campaign finance totals
  • Documented candidate policy positions
  • The Nov. 3, 2026, general election

Who's running: U.S. Senate

Election day: November 3, 2026

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