U.S. Senate · 2026
Qualitative research dossier. No comprehensive numeric score or endorsement is assigned from these statements alone.
Research checked October 8, 2026 | Edition 10
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Barry Moore promotes lower taxes, deregulation, gun rights, and removal of undocumented immigrants, and endorses the 2025 reconciliation law. Everett Wess emphasizes affordable healthcare, economic opportunity, voting rights, and equal justice; the Reflector questionnaire adds limits and oversight for surveillance and immigration enforcement.
Moore’s tax and enforcement proposals require separate tests of fiscal balance and safeguards (O01–O03; P09–P11). Wess’s healthcare and rights goals overlap with essential competence and equal citizenship, but broad goals do not establish financing or delivery. Neither candidate receives a comprehensive score from these statements.
Lead source: https://alabamareflector.com/voter-guides/contests/alsen/
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Democratic · Ballot status: not independently certified in the selected official extracts
Everett W. Wess • Proceeds to and won 16 June Runoff • FEC S6AL00518; 30 Jun 26; Tot $80,555; Dsb $62,272
Campaign / directory link · FEC S6AL00518
Republican · Ballot status: not independently certified in the selected official extracts
Member of Congress Felix Barry "Barry" Moore • Proceeds to and won 16 June Runoff. 12 August 2025: Member of Congress Moore, CD 1, is a candidate for US Senate Class 2 in 2026. • FEC S6AL00476; 30 Jun 26; Tot $3,787,330; Dsb $3,284,673
Campaign / directory link · FEC S6AL00476
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