“As a Democrat, Everett W. Wess is running for the United States Senate to advocate for voting rights, equal justice, affordable healthcare, quality public education, and economic opportunity. He believes that the justice system should work for everyone—not just the powerful. Everett W. Wess is committed to listening to the people, standing up to special interests, and striving every day to build a fair, inclusive, and prosperous future for all.”

“He stands on his record, fighting for farmers, improving food safety, building three new animal diagnostic labs across the state. He wants to restore law enforcement authority within the agency. He plans to return the Law Enforcement Division back to the Department of Agriculture to help farmers with theft and consumers with fraud across the state.”

“I am running because accountability in government matters. The State Auditor's role is fundamentally about accountability. It's about knowing what the state owns, understanding how public funds are managed, and ensuring systems are in place to protect the public's trust. You need someone who understands how government systems work, how to manage public resources responsibly, and how to bring transparency to the process without politicizing it. That's the work I've been doing at the county level, and it's the mindset I would bring to the Auditor's office.”

“As the 2026 Democratic Nominee for Public Service Commissioner, I will focus on fair rates, reliable service, and transparent decision-making, putting Alabama consumers first while ensuring our utilities remain strong and dependable.”

“As a Justice, I can’t write the laws, but I can make sure they are applied fairly and without bias. The Alabama Supreme Court is often the last safeguard for our constitutional freedoms, protecting our right to speak, to make private family decisions, and to be treated equally under the law. I will not rubberstamp political agendas but protect our Alabamians and our families.”