Alabama · the state layer
Alabama
Every state legislature publishes its work in public. This is Alabama’s: who sits in it today, which of its cities we can already watch live, and what arrives next.
Who speaks for Alabama in Washington
Barry Moore · AL-1Shomari Figures · AL-2Mike Rogers · AL-3Robert Aderholt · AL-4Dale Strong · AL-5Gary Palmer · AL-6Terri Sewell · AL-7
The legislature, today
140
current state legislators
105
House seats · 76 Republican · 29 Democratic
35
Senate seats · 27 Republican · 8 Democratic
Roster refreshed 2026-08-30.
The bills, this session
1,046
bills tracked, every one with a page here
400
became law · 38.2%
0
vetoed by the Governor
Gulf of Mexico, renamed, observation and implementation by state and local entities and state and local employees required where practicableHB2 · introduced Jan 13, 2026
EnactedCrimes and offenses, credible threat defined; penalties for crimes of making a terrorist threat in the first or second degree provided further for; principal to immediately contact law enforcement of terrorist threat, suHB7 · introduced Jan 13, 2026
EnactedCampus chaplains; public K-12 schools authorized to accept as volunteers, local boards of education and governing bodies authorized to vote on whether to allow, limitations providedHB8 · introduced Jan 13, 2026
EnactedMunicipal audits, expenditure thresholds for municipal audits revisedHB17 · introduced Jan 13, 2026
EnactedRelating to Catastrophe Savings Accounts; expands allowable expensesHB27 · introduced Jan 13, 2026
EnactedState waters; Alabama Seagrass Restoration Task Force established to remediate seagrass loss within state marine watersHB38 · introduced Jan 13, 2026
EnactedCrimes and offenses; rape in the first degree, sodomy in the first degree, and sexual torture, penalties further provided forHB41 · introduced Jan 13, 2026
EnactedMotor vehicles; reporting requirements for towed and unclaimed motor vehicles, further providedHB42 · introduced Jan 13, 2026
EnactedFind any of the 1,046 billskeyword, stage, and year filters
openStraight from the legislature’s own records, collected by us with no one in between. Statuses appear exactly as the state writes them.
Who sits in it
House · 105 members
Adline Clarke (D) · 97Alan Baker (R) · 66Allen Treadaway (R) · 51Andy Whitt (R) · 6Anthony Daniels (D) · 53Arnold Mooney (R) · 43A.J. McCampbell (D) · 71Barbara Boyd (D) · 32Barbara Drummond (D) · 103Ben Harrison (R) · 2Ben Robbins (R) · 33Berry Forte (D) · 84Bill Lamb (R) · 62Bob Fincher (R) · 37Brett Easterbrook (R) · 65Brock Colvin (R) · 26Bryan Brinyark (R) · 16Chad Robertson (R) · 40Chip Brown (R) · 105Chris Blackshear (R) · 80Chris England (D) · 70Chris Pringle (R) · 101Chris Sells (R) · 90Cindy Myrex (R) · 12
Show all 105 House members
Corley Ellis (R) · 41Craig Lipscomb (R) · 30Curtis Travis (D) · 72Danny Crawford (R) · 5Danny Garrett (R) · 44David Faulkner (R) · 46David Standridge (R) · 34Donna Givens (R) · 64Ed Oliver (R) · 81Ernie Yarbrough (R) · 7Frances Holk-Jones (R) · 95Ginny Shaver (R) · 39Greg Barnes (R) · 13Heath Allbright (R) · 11Van Smith (R) · 42James Lomax (R) · 20Jamie Kiel (R) · 18Jeana Ross (R) · 27Jeff Sorrells (R) · 87Jennifer Fidler (R) · 94Jeremy Gray (D) · 83Jerry Starnes (R) · 88Jim Carns (R) · 48Jim Hill (R) · 50Joe Lovvorn (R) · 79Juandalynn Givan (D) · 60Kelvin Datcher (D) · 52Kelvin Lawrence (D) · 69Kenneth Paschal (R) · 73Kenyatté Hassell (D) · 78Bubba Underwood (R) · 3Kristin Nelson (R) · 38Laura Hall (D) · 19Leigh Hulsey (R) · 15Mack Butler (R) · 28Marcus Paramore (R) · 89Margie Wilcox (R) · 104Marilyn Lands (D) · 10Mark Gidley (R) · 29Mark Shirey (R) · 100Mary Moore (D) · 59Matt Simpson (R) · 96Matthew Hammett (R) · 92Mike Kirkland (R) · 23Mike Shaw (R) · 47Napoleon Bracy (D) · 98Nathaniel Ledbetter (R) · 24Neil Rafferty (D) · 54Norman Crow (R) · 63Ontario Tillman (D) · 56Parker Moore (R) · 4Penni McClammy (D) · 76Patrick Sellers (D) · 57Paul Lee (R) · 86Pebblin Warren (D) · 82Phillip Ensler (D) · 74Phillip Pettus (R) · 1Phillip Rigsby (R) · 25Prince Chestnut (D) · 67Randy Wood (R) · 36Reed Ingram (R) · 75Rex Reynolds (R) · 21Rhett Marques (R) · 91Rick Rehm (R) · 85Ritchie Whorton (R) · 22Rolanda Hollis (D) · 58Ron Bolton (R) · 61Russell Bedsole (R) · 49Sam Jones (D) · 99Scott Stadthagen (R) · 9Shane Stringer (R) · 102Steve Clouse (R) · 93Steve Hurst (R) · 35Susan DuBose (R) · 45TaShina Morris (D) · 77Terri Collins (R) · 8Thomas Jackson (D) · 68Tim Wadsworth (R) · 14Tracy Estes (R) · 17Travis Hendrix (D) · 55Troy Stubbs (R) · 31
Senate · 35 members
Andrew Jones (R) · 10April Weaver (R) · 14Arthur Orr (R) · 3Bobby Singleton (D) · 24Chris Elliott (R) · 32Clyde Chambliss (R) · 30Dan Roberts (R) · 15David Sessions (R) · 35Donnie Chesteen (R) · 29Garlan Gudger (R) · 4Gerald Allen (R) · 21Greg Albritton (R) · 22Jabo Waggoner (R) · 16Jack Williams (R) · 34Jay Hovey (R) · 27Josh Carnley (R) · 31Keith Kelley (R) · 12Kirk Hatcher (D) · 26Lance Bell (R) · 11Larry Stutts (R) · 6Linda Coleman-Madison (D) · 20Matt Woods (R) · 5Merika Coleman (D) · 19Randy Price (R) · 13
Every current member, from the Open States roster. Each name opens their own page with official links and, where sponsor records map reliably to members, the bills they sponsored.
In its city halls right now
What these city councils are working on right now, straight from their official records (checked 2026-07-22).
Huntsville
Public Hearing on authorizing the demolition of an unsafe building constituting a public nuisance located at 4204 Barry St. NW, Huntsville, 2026-875 · introduced 2026-08-27
Agenda ReadyResolution authorizing the Mayor to submit a grant application for FY26 Office of Local Defense Community Cooperation (OLDCC) Defense Commun2026-910 · introduced 2026-08-24
Agenda ReadyResolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into a Cooperative Agreement between the City of Huntsville, on behalf of the Huntsville-Madison C2026-916 · introduced 2026-08-20
Agenda ReadyResolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into a Legal Services Agreement with Riley & Jackson, P.C., and affiliated co-counsel, for the inv2026-873 · introduced 2026-08-19
Agenda ReadyResolution authorizing the Mayor to take a portion of the proceeds of certain future borrowings to reimburse the 2014 Capital Improvement Fu2026-915 · introduced 2026-08-17
Agenda ReadyResolution to reappoint Thornton Stanley Jr. to the Board of Examinations and Appeals for Construction Industries, Place 8 (his current seat2026-883 · introduced 2026-08-17
To Be Voted OnResolution to reappoint Dennis Dean to the Board of Examinations and Appeals for Construction Industries, Place 2 (his current seat), for a 2026-884 · introduced 2026-08-17
To Be Voted OnResolution to reappoint Heather Bender to the Animal Services Advisory Committee, Place 2, (her current seat), for a three (3) year term to 2026-885 · introduced 2026-08-17
To Be Voted OnEverything we track from Huntsvilleall its recent matters, in the app
openEvery item links the city’s official record; each city name opens its page here with everything we track.
Roster from Open States (the open civic-data project), archived on our side. City feeds probed against official Legistar endpoints. Coverage tiers are labeled, never implied.