Alabama Senate winner?
In 2026
$8.4K Vol.Closes Nov 3, 2027
Barry Moore$1.6K Vol.95%
Everett Wess$6.7K Vol.5%
In 2026
The 2026 U.S. Senate election in Alabama will determine the next senator to represent the state for the term beginning in 2027.
Republican nominee Barry Moore, a U.S. congressman, faces Democratic nominee Everett Wess, an attorney, in the general election.
WikipediaIncumbent Senator Tommy Tuberville is not seeking a second term, having instead chosen to run for Alabama's governorship, making this an open seat.
BallotpediaWikipediaThe winner will hold a key Senate seat in a state expected to remain firmly Republican, influencing the national legislative balance.
WikipediaAP NewsNote: The resolution of this market depends on the Republican nominee being sworn in for the term starting in 2027, which occurs if Barry Moore wins the November 3, 2026 general election.
The race for Alabama's U.S. Senate seat commenced with multiple candidates announcing intentions ahead of the spring primaries, with Tuberville vacating the seat.
montgomeryadvertiser.comBarry Moore won the Republican primary for Alabama's U.S. Senate seat, and Everett Wess won the Democratic primary.
Wikipediamontgomeryadvertiser.comThe general election for the U.S. Senate seat in Alabama is scheduled for November 3, 2026, to fill the vacancy created by incumbent Tommy Tuberville running for governor.
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Barry Moore is the Republican nominee in a state where the Senate seat is "expected to remain firmly in Republican hands".
WikipediaAP NewsMoore secured the Republican primary victory on May 19, 2026, defeating prominent rivals like Steve Marshall.
WikipediaAlabama has a strong historical Republican voting pattern in federal elections, favoring the GOP nominee in open Senate races.
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Everett Wess, the Democratic nominee, is an attorney who qualified for the primary and won the Democratic nomination, providing a formal challenger.
Wikipediaaldemocrats.orgThe open seat nature of the race, described as the "first open race for this Class II seat since 1996," can sometimes increase voter turnout and unpredictability compared to incumbent races.
wikiwand.comWhile unlikely, primaries in Alabama can be competitive with runoffs, and the final general election outcome always depends on the specific voter turnout and campaign dynamics on November 3.
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