Scope and limitations
What this Alabama guide covers
This guide covers 10 federal, executive, and regulatory contests. It does not yet cover every Alabama race or include Nevada's transaction-level records.
IncludedPublished now
- 20 Democratic and Republican candidates in 10 featured contests
- Direct official ballot, certification, and identity-record links
- 17 matched state-candidate 2026 finance summaries
- 1 visible state finance record without a comparable aggregate
- Separate federal summaries for both U.S. Senate candidates
- Registration, absentee, and Election Day dates
- Official links for 4 statewide constitutional amendments
Not includedOutside this release
- Six statewide judicial contests and their finance summaries
- Alabama House and Senate district candidates
- U.S. House district candidates and federal totals
- County and municipal contests
- Transaction-level donor and expenditure analysis
- Business, lobbying, contract, land, and conflict-record research
Known finance limits1 finance summary unavailable
- Jim Zig ZeiglerAn active committee and 2026 filings were found, but the portal omits the committee from the political-race year-summary results. W4POLITICS therefore does not present a comparable aggregate.
View the finance source notesNot yet publishedAdditional races and itemized finance
Itemized receipts and spending, judicial and legislative races, and U.S. House candidates are not included in this release.
Dataset comparison: Do not compare the state datasets directly. Nevada includes itemized transactions. Alabama currently includes race-level summaries.
Version recordAlabama guide 1.1
PublishedSeptember 27, 2026
Contests shown10
Ballot choices20
Ballot measures4
10 featured contests, state and Senate finance summaries, voter deadlines, 4 ballot measures, and primary sources.
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