Alabama

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Alabama in numbers (federal records)

What	Numbers
People	Population 5,086,768; households 1,997,247; median household income $63,999
Taxes (2023)	2,114,430 federal tax returns; adjusted gross income $166.7 billion; wages $112.0 billion; total tax $20.2 billion
Federal money (FY 2026)	Total $62.3 billion: contracts $20.1 billion, grants $4.5 billion, direct payments $37.6 billion, loans $31.2 million, other $78.5 million
Donations (2025-26)	$41.4 million in 383,461 itemized individual contributions from Alabama residents
Places	67 counties, 7 U.S. House districts, 656 ZIP codes

Source: Census ACS 5-year 2020-2024 summary file (population B01003, households B11001, median household income B19013) for states, counties, districts, ZCTAs; bulk files because the Census API now requires a key (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:31 AM CST); IRS SOI individual income tax ZIP code data, tax year 2023: returns, AGI, wages, tax (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:31 AM CST); USAspending spending_by_geography: contracts, grants, direct payments, loans, other by state, county and congressional district (latest fiscal year, no key) (fetched Nov 4, 2026 10:19 AM CST); FEC bulk individual contributions 2025-2026 (about 2.4 GB zip, cached); only state and ZIP totals are kept (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:31 AM CST).

Largest federal award recipients (FY 2026)

Recipient	Amount
MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS	$37.5 billion
ALABAMA MEDICAID AGENCY	$6.9 billion
DYNETICS, INC.	$2.2 billion
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES ALABAMA	$2.2 billion
ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION	$1.7 billion
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION	$1.6 billion
ALABAMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION	$1.3 billion
THE BOEING COMPANY	$1.3 billion
DEFENSE SYSTEMS AND SOLUTIONS	$1.2 billion
BLUE ORIGIN, LLC	$660.0 million

Source: USAspending top 10 award recipients per state (latest fiscal year, no key) (fetched Nov 4, 2026 10:16 AM CST).

Members of Congress: campaign money (2025-26)

Member	Chamber	District	Party	Raised	Cash on hand
Tommy Tuberville	Senate		Republican	$726,222	$49,414
Katie Boyd Britt	Senate		Republican	$3.0 million	$5.1 million
Barry Moore	House	District 1	Republican	$4.6 million	$467,199
Shomari Figures	House	District 2	Democrat	$2.7 million	$1.2 million
Mike Rogers	House	District 3	Republican	$2.5 million	$2.7 million
Robert B. Aderholt	House	District 4	Republican	$1.2 million	$719,712
Dale W. Strong	House	District 5	Republican	$1.8 million	$1.1 million
Gary J. Palmer	House	District 6	Republican	$1.2 million	$74,382
Terri A. Sewell	House	District 7	Democrat	$2.3 million	$3.4 million

Source: Current members of Congress (unitedstates/congress-legislators JSON): district, chamber, party, term, bioguide id, FEC ids, links (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:15 AM CST); FEC bulk all-candidates summary (receipts, disbursements, cash on hand), 2025-2026 cycle (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:15 AM CST).

By U.S. House district (7)

District	Representative	Population	Median income	Federal money
AL-01	Barry Moore	735,406	$66,291	$6.1 billion
AL-02	Shomari Figures	710,301	$52,839	$6.5 billion
AL-03	Mike Rogers	726,115	$60,293	$5.9 billion
AL-04	Robert B. Aderholt	727,005	$61,167	$3.7 billion
AL-05	Dale W. Strong	745,693	$77,752	$19.6 billion
AL-06	Gary J. Palmer	721,709	$84,306	$3.9 billion
AL-07	Terri A. Sewell	720,539	$52,380	$2.3 billion

By county (67)

County	Population	Median income	Wages (IRS)	Tax (IRS)	Federal money
Autauga County	59,947	$72,481	$1.4 billion	$197.3 million	$407.5 million
Baldwin County	246,989	$78,775	$6.1 billion	$1.4 billion	$2.3 billion
Barbour County	24,643	$46,042	$318.9 million	$43.4 million	$192.3 million
Bibb County	22,130	$52,541	$383.2 million	$42.3 million	$133.9 million
Blount County	59,518	$64,190	$1.2 billion	$163.3 million	$351.5 million
Bullock County	10,058	$31,310	$117.4 million	$11.8 million	$70.1 million
Butler County	18,630	$44,755	$298.3 million	$38.5 million	$146.8 million
Calhoun County	116,090	$55,029	$2.0 billion	$269.3 million	$1.3 billion
Chambers County	34,192	$49,656	$558.7 million	$59.2 million	$283.1 million
Cherokee County	25,443	$53,863	$446.4 million	$59.2 million	$219.1 million
Chilton County	45,992	$65,603	$888.4 million	$118.1 million	$424.8 million
Choctaw County	12,380	$47,813	$214.0 million	$28.7 million	$108.1 million
Clarke County	22,543	$49,249	$414.8 million	$53.2 million	$180.7 million
Clay County	14,192	$55,250	$239.5 million	$34.0 million	$103.0 million
Cleburne County	15,426	$55,345	$308.5 million	$39.8 million	$98.4 million
Coffee County	54,920	$68,353	$1.1 billion	$168.1 million	$509.7 million
Colbert County	58,022	$60,628	$1.2 billion	$190.7 million	$430.5 million
Conecuh County	11,275	$41,327	$169.7 million	$19.7 million	$103.6 million
Coosa County	10,300	$57,355	$169.5 million	$23.6 million	$79.1 million
Covington County	37,628	$52,456	$639.6 million	$91.2 million	$289.3 million
Crenshaw County	13,122	$48,560	$242.1 million	$28.7 million	$101.2 million
Cullman County	90,566	$62,656	$1.9 billion	$322.2 million	$609.3 million
Dale County	49,599	$54,963	$882.9 million	$122.7 million	$1.3 billion
Dallas County	36,858	$35,627	$491.7 million	$67.2 million	$321.3 million
DeKalb County	72,269	$51,204	$1.2 billion	$162.0 million	$372.7 million
Elmore County	89,526	$78,243	$1.9 billion	$318.4 million	$655.5 million
Escambia County	36,629	$48,225	$577.8 million	$83.0 million	$271.4 million
Etowah County	103,105	$54,563	$1.9 billion	$268.2 million	$773.4 million
Fayette County	16,053	$49,488	$272.6 million	$29.9 million	$109.8 million
Franklin County	31,966	$53,338	$490.4 million	$65.5 million	$182.3 million
Geneva County	26,887	$52,771	$433.3 million	$52.5 million	$216.2 million
Greene County	7,424	$29,200	$96.3 million	$10.9 million	$82.7 million
Hale County	14,829	$39,250	$261.8 million	$26.8 million	$129.1 million
Henry County	17,647	$59,931	$358.6 million	$52.4 million	$147.7 million
Houston County	108,140	$58,626	$2.3 billion	$440.3 million	$811.9 million
Jackson County	53,053	$51,908	$1.0 billion	$138.9 million	$365.3 million
Jefferson County	667,755	$66,388	$17.5 billion	$4.3 billion	$7.8 billion
Lamar County	13,693	$50,000	$227.2 million	$24.4 million	$96.3 million
Lauderdale County	95,830	$62,649	$1.9 billion	$353.1 million	$664.0 million
Lawrence County	33,276	$66,071	$671.5 million	$77.7 million	$213.9 million
Lee County	181,134	$65,824	$4.0 billion	$745.0 million	$1.2 billion
Limestone County	111,233	$83,629	$3.3 billion	$528.3 million	$794.7 million
Lowndes County	9,833	$37,052	$165.9 million	$20.9 million	$86.6 million
Macon County	18,691	$43,707	$228.6 million	$28.0 million	$240.8 million
Madison County	405,718	$86,499	$12.8 billion	$2.4 billion	$17.4 billion
Marengo County	18,851	$43,825	$347.5 million	$46.4 million	$146.5 million
Marion County	29,184	$50,088	$475.1 million	$56.8 million	$212.3 million
Marshall County	99,748	$62,571	$2.0 billion	$327.8 million	$617.9 million
Mobile County	412,590	$58,880	$8.3 billion	$1.4 billion	$4.3 billion
Monroe County	19,388	$42,292	$312.6 million	$39.4 million	$151.0 million
Montgomery County	226,718	$59,386	$4.4 billion	$851.7 million	$3.8 billion
Morgan County	124,471	$68,845	$2.7 billion	$425.3 million	$805.3 million
Perry County	8,031	$37,654	$110.2 million	$9.3 million	$63.3 million
Pickens County	18,721	$46,274	$296.4 million	$35.2 million	$141.2 million
Pike County	32,987	$48,677	$545.4 million	$82.5 million	$252.5 million
Randolph County	22,510	$52,338	$409.3 million	$55.1 million	$175.3 million
Russell County	58,811	$51,197	$901.6 million	$96.9 million	$565.9 million
St. Clair County	94,166	$77,463	$2.3 billion	$313.9 million	$692.4 million
Shelby County	230,211	$97,961	$7.3 billion	$1.6 billion	$1.5 billion
Sumter County	11,878	$33,310	$158.3 million	$17.9 million	$119.1 million
Talladega County	81,021	$57,776	$1.4 billion	$178.8 million	$639.5 million
Tallapoosa County	40,938	$59,356	$780.7 million	$138.2 million	$350.7 million
Tuscaloosa County	237,552	$66,231	$4.4 billion	$771.5 million	$1.5 billion
Walker County	64,841	$56,509	$1.2 billion	$203.2 million	$491.8 million
Washington County	15,143	$61,042	$309.8 million	$37.4 million	$122.4 million
Wilcox County	10,172	$40,640	$140.5 million	$17.4 million	$86.9 million
Winston County	23,682	$57,256	$430.5 million	$66.3 million	$163.5 million

Source: IRS SOI individual income tax county data, tax year 2023: returns, AGI, wages, tax (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:31 AM CST); Census 119th Congress district to county relationship file (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:32 AM CST).

Built Nov 4, 2026 2:48 PM CST. All states as records

Districts (U.S. House and state legislature) Counties Federal

In Congress State legislature State bills Federal money At a glance Votes Elections

In Congress

Member	Chamber	District	Party
Katie Boyd Britt	Senate		Republican
Tommy Tuberville	Senate		Republican
Barry Moore	House	1	Republican
Shomari Figures	House	2	Democrat
Mike Rogers	House	3	Republican
Robert B. Aderholt	House	4	Republican
Dale W. Strong	House	5	Republican
Gary J. Palmer	House	6	Republican
Terri A. Sewell	House	7	Democrat

State legislature

State House (105 members)

Member	District	Party
Phillip Pettus	1	Republican
Ben Harrison	2	Republican
Bubba Underwood	3	Republican
Parker Moore	4	Republican
Danny Crawford	5	Republican
Andy Whitt	6	Republican
Ernie Yarbrough	7	Republican
Terri Collins	8	Republican
Scott Stadthagen	9	Republican
Marilyn Lands	10	Democratic
Heath Allbright	11	Republican
Cindy Myrex	12	Republican
Greg Barnes	13	Republican
Tim Wadsworth	14	Republican
Leigh Hulsey	15	Republican
Bryan Brinyark	16	Republican
Tracy Estes	17	Republican
Jamie Kiel	18	Republican
Laura Hall	19	Democratic
James Lomax	20	Republican
Rex Reynolds	21	Republican
Ritchie Whorton	22	Republican
Mike Kirkland	23	Republican
Nathaniel Ledbetter	24	Republican
Phillip Rigsby	25	Republican
Brock Colvin	26	Republican
Jeana Ross	27	Republican
Mack Butler	28	Republican
Mark Gidley	29	Republican
Craig Lipscomb	30	Republican
Troy Stubbs	31	Republican
Barbara Boyd	32	Democratic
Ben Robbins	33	Republican
David Standridge	34	Republican
Steve Hurst	35	Republican
Randy Wood	36	Republican
Bob Fincher	37	Republican
Kristin Nelson	38	Republican
Ginny Shaver	39	Republican
Chad Robertson	40	Republican
Corley Ellis	41	Republican
Van Smith	42	Republican
Arnold Mooney	43	Republican
Danny Garrett	44	Republican
Susan DuBose	45	Republican
David Faulkner	46	Republican
Mike Shaw	47	Republican
Jim Carns	48	Republican
Russell Bedsole	49	Republican
Jim Hill	50	Republican
Allen Treadaway	51	Republican
Kelvin Datcher	52	Democratic
Anthony Daniels	53	Democratic
Neil Rafferty	54	Democratic
Travis Hendrix	55	Democratic
Ontario Tillman	56	Democratic
Patrick Sellers	57	Democratic
Rolanda Hollis	58	Democratic
Mary Moore	59	Democratic
Juandalynn Givan	60	Democratic
Ron Bolton	61	Republican
Bill Lamb	62	Republican
Norman Crow	63	Republican
Donna Givens	64	Republican
Brett Easterbrook	65	Republican
Alan Baker	66	Republican
Prince Chestnut	67	Democratic
Thomas Jackson	68	Democratic
Kelvin Lawrence	69	Democratic
Chris England	70	Democratic
A.J. McCampbell	71	Democratic
Curtis Travis	72	Democratic
Kenneth Paschal	73	Republican
Phillip Ensler	74	Democratic
Reed Ingram	75	Republican
Penni McClammy	76	Democratic
TaShina Morris	77	Democratic
Kenyatté Hassell	78	Democratic
Joe Lovvorn	79	Republican
Chris Blackshear	80	Republican
Ed Oliver	81	Republican
Pebblin Warren	82	Democratic
Jeremy Gray	83	Democratic
Berry Forte	84	Democratic
Rick Rehm	85	Republican
Paul Lee	86	Republican
Jeff Sorrells	87	Republican
Jerry Starnes	88	Republican
Marcus Paramore	89	Republican
Chris Sells	90	Republican
Rhett Marques	91	Republican
Matthew Hammett	92	Republican
Steve Clouse	93	Republican
Jennifer Fidler	94	Republican
Frances Holk-Jones	95	Republican
Matt Simpson	96	Republican
Adline Clarke	97	Democratic
Napoleon Bracy	98	Democratic
Sam Jones	99	Democratic
Mark Shirey	100	Republican
Chris Pringle	101	Republican
Shane Stringer	102	Republican
Barbara Drummond	103	Democratic
Margie Wilcox	104	Republican
Chip Brown	105	Republican

State Senate (35 members)

Member	District	Party
Tim Melson	1	Republican
Tom Butler	2	Republican
Arthur Orr	3	Republican
Garlan Gudger	4	Republican
Matt Woods	5	Republican
Larry Stutts	6	Republican
Sam Givhan	7	Republican
Steve Livingston	8	Republican
Wes Kitchens	9	Republican
Andrew Jones	10	Republican
Lance Bell	11	Republican
Keith Kelley	12	Republican
Randy Price	13	Republican
April Weaver	14	Republican
Dan Roberts	15	Republican
Jabo Waggoner	16	Republican
Shay Shelnutt	17	Republican
Rodger Smitherman	18	Democratic
Merika Coleman	19	Democratic
Linda Coleman-Madison	20	Democratic
Gerald Allen	21	Republican
Greg Albritton	22	Republican
Rob Stewart	23	Democratic
Bobby Singleton	24	Democratic
Will Barfoot	25	Republican
Kirk Hatcher	26	Democratic
Jay Hovey	27	Republican
Billy Beasley	28	Democratic
Donnie Chesteen	29	Republican
Clyde Chambliss	30	Republican
Josh Carnley	31	Republican
Chris Elliott	32	Republican
Vivian Figures	33	Democratic
Jack Williams	34	Republican
David Sessions	35	Republican

Source: Open States (public domain people data).

State bills

Alabama bills are not on this site yet; they appear automatically once that state's bill source is switched on (see data status). Meanwhile, the official legislature website has every bill: find Alabama's legislature website.

Federal money

Fiscal year 2026 (2025-10-01 to 2026-09-30), federal obligations for work done in Alabama: $72.1 billion in total (about $14,348 per resident); contracts $17.6 billion; grants $4.5 billion.

Largest contracts

Recipient	Agency	Award value	What for
THE BOEING COMPANY	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	$10.5 billion	PROVIDE DEVELOPMENTAL HARDWARE AND TEST ARTICLES, AND MANUFACTURE AND ASSEMBLE ARES I UPPER STAGES. THE UPPER STAGE (US) ELEMENT IS AN INTEG
THE BOEING COMPANY	Department of Defense	$6.5 billion	THE MISSILE DEFENSE AGENCY (MDA), GROUND-BASED MIDCOURSE DEFENSE (GMD) DEVELOPMENT AND SUSTAINMENT CONTRACT (DSC) THE GMD DSC WORK INCLUDES,
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION	Department of Defense	$5.5 billion	DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, AND DEVELOPMENTAL TESTING OF THE NEXT GENERATION INTERCEPTOR (NGI) ALL-UP-ROUND (AUR)
M1 SUPPORT SERVICES, L.P.	Department of Defense	$4.7 billion	IGF::OT::IGF
THE BOEING COMPANY	Department of Defense	$4.4 billion	GBI/AUR PROGRAM MANAGEMENT/SYSTEMS ENG
THE BOEING COMPANY	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	$2.8 billion	SPACE LAUNCH SYSTEM (SLS) STAGES PRODUCTION AND EVOLUTION CONTRACT (SPEC)
AUSTAL USA, LLC	Department of Defense	$2.8 billion	CONSTRUCTION OF LCS FLIGHT 0+ SHIP
BLUE ORIGIN MANUFACTURING, LLC	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	$2.2 billion	RAPID DDT&E AND DEMONSTRATION OF S SUSTAINABLE HUMAN LANDING SYSTEM INTEGRATED LANDER.
AMENTUM TECHNOLOGY, INC.	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	$2.0 billion	ENGINEERING SERVICES AND SCIENCE CAPABILITY AUGMENTATION (ESSCA)
AUSTAL USA, LLC	Department of Homeland Security	$1.4 billion	OFFSHORE PATROL CUTTER (OPC) STAGE 2 CONTRACT: DETAILED DESIGN AND PRODUCTION (DD&P) OF 11 OPCS.

Largest grants

Recipient	Agency	Award value	What for
ALABAMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION	Department of Agriculture	$511.9 million	CNP CN BLOCK PROG
ALABAMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION	Department of Agriculture	$499.8 million	CNP CN BLOCK PROG
ALABAMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION	Department of Agriculture	$461.2 million	CNP CN BLOCK PROG
ALABAMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION	Department of Agriculture	$367.9 million	CNP CN BLOCK PROG
ALABAMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION	Department of Education	$302.4 million	TITLE I PART A BASIC GRANTS TO LEAS
ALA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY	Department of Homeland Security	$291.1 million	GRANT TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT FOR REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF DISASTER DAMAGED FACILITIES
ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION	Department of Transportation	$285.7 million	PROJECT TITLE: I-10 BAYWAY FROM MOBILE COUNTY LINE TO EAST OF THE EASTERN SHORE INTERCHANGE AT EXIT 35 SR-42 (US-98) :::: PROJECT DESCRIPTIO
SOUTHERN COMPANY SERVICES, INC.	Department of Energy	$251.0 million	NATIONAL CARBON CAPTURE CENTER
ALABAMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION	Department of Education	$221.1 million	STATE GRANT - B (611)
ALABAMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION	Department of Education	$215.7 million	ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL EMERGENCY RELIEF FUND

Totals are federal obligations in the fiscal year by place of performance. "Award amount" for a listed award is its total value over all years, not just this year. Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury).

Alabama at a glance

Federal spending in Alabama by fiscal year Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury)

Show the numbers as a table

Year	Value
FY18	$57.5B
FY19	$52.8B
FY20	$63.5B
FY21	$70.3B
FY22	$60.8B
FY23	$64.3B
FY24	$66.4B
FY25	$71.6B
FY26	$72.1B

Obligations are amounts agencies committed to pay. The current fiscal year is partial. Figures can be revised by agencies.

Campaign money raised by Alabama's members of Congress Source: OpenFEC API (Federal Election Commission)

Show the numbers as a table

Member	Raised
Barry Moore (R)	$4.6M
Katie Boyd Britt (R)	$3.0M
Shomari Figures (D)	$2.7M
Mike Rogers (R)	$2.5M
Terri A. Sewell (D)	$2.3M
Dale W. Strong (R)	$1.8M
Robert B. Aderholt (R)	$1.2M
Gary J. Palmer (R)	$1.2M
Tommy Tuberville (R)	$726K

2026 candidates in Alabama How government works

Votes in Congress

The latest recorded votes. Each link shows how Alabama's members voted.

Senate vote 253 (2026): On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed, HR7008 2026-09-30 · Cloture on the Motion to Proceed Rejected
Senate vote 254 (2026): On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed, HR9340 2026-09-30 · Cloture on the Motion to Proceed Rejected
Senate vote 255 (2026): On the Cloture Motion, PN1129 2026-09-30 · Cloture Motion Agreed to
Senate vote 256 (2026): On the Nomination, PN1129 2026-09-30 · Nomination Confirmed
Senate vote 251 (2026): On the Motion to Proceed, SJRES197 2026-09-29 · Motion to Proceed Rejected
Senate vote 252 (2026): On the Motion to Discharge, SRES852 2026-09-29 · Motion to Discharge Rejected
Senate vote 245 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Agreed to
Senate vote 246 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
Senate vote 247 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
Senate vote 248 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
Senate vote 249 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
Senate vote 250 (2026): On Passage of the Bill, S4668 2026-09-28 · Bill Passed

All House votes All Senate votes

Elections

Alabama General Election, November 3, 2026
On the ballot: U.S. Senate (Tommy Tuberville holds the seat whose term ends in January 2027); U.S. House: all 7 districts; State and local offices and any ballot measures vary by state and county: check your official sample ballot

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