AG Race Heats Up in Alabama!

The battle to become Alabama's next Attorney General is already a full-blown, big-money showdown! With current AG Steve Marshall term-limited in 2026, the Republican primary is shaping up to be a scorcher.

Mitchell's Million-Dollar Move

Jay Mitchell, fresh off the Alabama Supreme Court, jumped into the race and immediately transferred $654,304.40 from a previous campaign. In June alone, he raked in another $654,304.40, bringing his total war chest to a cool $1,288,362.86.

"This early support is humbling," Mitchell stated, emphasizing his commitment to conservative values and Alabama families.

Robertson's Record-Breaking Debut

Not to be outdone, Katherine Robertson, a long-time chief counsel to AG Marshall and former top staffer for Jeff Sessions, made a splash of her own. In her very first fundraising report, Robertson announced she'd amassed an impressive $1,255,620.00 in June!

Unlike Mitchell, Robertson started from scratch, with no carry-over funds. "It is heartening to have earned the confidence of so many individuals," Robertson said, highlighting her dedication to making Alabama safer and freer.

Big Money and Broad Support

Robertson's donors included a mix of individuals and corporations, including a whopping $1 million contribution from First Principles Action, Inc. With over $1.25 million raised and minimal spending, her campaign boasts a healthy $1,231,595.12 on hand. Her campaign claims this shows a "broad base of support" from inside and outside Alabama.

Casey's Campaign

Pamela Casey, the District Attorney of Blount County, is also in the running. Her latest filing shows a total of $25,966.26 on hand.

The race is on, ChumCity! Stay tuned for more updates as these candidates battle it out for Alabama's top legal spot.