Brian Christine State Senate District No. 15 Party: Republican Residence: Mountain Brook Professional experience: Urologist specializing in men’s health at Urology Centers of Alabama; author or coauthor of articles on surgical treatment, lectures as an invited specialist and travels extensively to demonstrate surgical techniques. Education: MD from Emory University Main issues: Favors a state lottery for college and
Robert L. McCollum Public Service Commission, Place 2 Party: Republican Age: 23 Residence: Dadeville Political experience: None Professional experience: Small business owner in multiple areas including construction, truck rental and vending machines. Education: Horseshoe Bend High School graduate Main issues: Utility company rate and fee increases, cleaning up corruption, banning extra service fees for solar
Robin Litaker Public Service Commission, Place 2 Party: Republican Residence: Birmingham area Political experience: Ran for Public Service commission in 2018 and 2020. Professional experience: Chief operating officer, Wise Technology in Fairhope; claims adjuster; retired educator, was a principal, assistant principal and teacher in Hoover City Schools, teacher in Mobile County Public Schools; 1997 Alabama
Chip Beeker Public Service Commission, Place 2 Party: Republican Residence: Eutaw Political experience: Greene County Commission, 1986-2006, chairman of the commission 1996-2006; elected to Public Service Commission in 2014, in second term; member, state Republican Party executive committee. Professional experience: Previous owner and operator of Beeker Catfish and Cattle Farms in Eutaw. Civic experience: Elder
Brent Woodall Public Service Commission, Place 1 Party: Republican Residence: Tuscumbia Political experience: Served on the Morgan County and Elmore County Republican executive committees, led Morgan County Young Republicans, state treasurer of the Young Republican Federation of Alabama, Trump delegate at the 2016 National Republican Convention. Professional experience: Chief of staff at the Alabama Public
Jeremy H. Oden Public Service Commission, Place 1 Party: Republican Residence: Eva Political experience: Public Service Commission, Place 1, member since 2012; State House of Representatives 1998-2012 Professional experience: Branch manager and vice president for Eva Bank in Cullman; was a small business owner, primarily in the construction industry. Civic experience: Represents the state on
Stephen McLamb Public Service Commission, Place 1 Party: Republican Age: 57 Residence: Guntersville Political experience: None Professional experience: Administrator in the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office, former broadcast journalist Civic experience: Recorder and community director for Knights of Columbus Council #12618 in Guntersville. Education: Degree in business administration from the University of West Alabama Main issues:
John Hammock Public Service Commission, Place 1 Republican Residence: Tallassee Political experience: Second term mayor of Tallassee. Professional experience: CEO of Hammock Consulting Civic experience: Elmore County Republican Party executive committee, Tallassee Planning Commission; board chairman, Tallassee Economic Development Committee; board member, AMES, Alabama League of Municipalities, CARPDC, Central Alabama Aging Consortium; Lions Club; former
Ed Packard Alabama Secretary of State Residence: Prattville Political experience: None Professional experience: Worked in the Alabama Secretary of State’s office for 24 years, including as head of the elections division. Previously worked with the North Carolina Board of Elections; the Center for Government Services at Auburn University; and the Voter Registration and Elections Office,
Jim Zeigler Secretary of State Republican Residence: Mobile, Montgomery Political experience: Zeigler has run unsuccessfully for president of the Alabama Public Service Commission, 1986; Alabama Board of Education, 1978; Alabama Supreme Court, 1982; State Treasurer, 1986; Court of Civil Appeals, 1996; and State Auditor, 2002; elected State Auditor, 2015-present. This year he withdrew from the
