Multiple Candidates Launch Alabama Attorney General Campaigns

Katherine Robertson, former Chief Counsel to Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall, officially announced her candidacy for Alabama Attorney General, emphasizing her commitment to law enforcement, conservative values, and continuing President Trump's agenda. She plans to prioritize public safety, cracking down on crime, illegal immigration, and opposing progressive policies such as gender-inclusive sports. Robertson's campaign is supported by her extensive experience, including work with the U.S. Department of Justice and Senator Jeff Sessions, and she is seen as the law enforcement candidate in the Republican race. Blount County District Attorney Pamela Casey has also launched her campaign, highlighting her prosecutorial background and aiming to become the first woman to hold the office. Other Republican candidates include former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Jay Mitchell, with the primary scheduled for May 2026. Meanwhile, Democratic candidate Will Boyd announced a gubernatorial campaign focusing on healthcare, economic development, and community stability, seeking to offer Alabama voters an alternative in a state dominated by Republicans.