About
Rhett Marques is a Republican member of the Alabama House of Representatives from Enterprise, representing District 91 since 2018. He won the August 11, 2026 special Republican primary for Alabama's 2nd Congressional District and faces incumbent Democrat Shomari Figures in the November 3 general election. Endorsed by President Donald Trump and Sen. Katie Britt, Marques campaigns on his conservative record in the Legislature; in September 2026 he received the National Federation of Independent Business endorsement, pledged to reduce taxes and regulations on small businesses, and voiced support for Trump's $5,000 stimulus check pledge.
Positions on Key Issues
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Background
Career History
Representing District 91 (Coffee County). Serves on House Health Committee, Commerce and Small Business (Vice Chair), and Transportation, Utilities and Infrastructure committees.
Owned and managed a tire and auto service business in Enterprise, Alabama. Sold the business in 2023.
Education
Top Donors
Raised approximately $1.32M as of July 22, 2026, the largest haul in the AL-02 Republican primary field. Dominated by individual contributions ($1.13M) with about $188K from PACs. Top contributing industries include legal/plaintiffs firms (Beasley Allen Law Firm, $34K combined), real estate/construction (Aronov Realty Management $21K, Great Southern Wood Preserving $25K), and retail/fireworks (TNT Fireworks $21K). Received the maximum $10K contribution from Sen. Katie Britt's leadership PAC and endorsements from Trump, the Home Builders Association, and the Alabama Grocers Association.
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Voting Record
Incumbent Alabama State Representative for District 91 since 2018. A reliable Republican vote who has cast over 6,000 recorded votes in the Alabama House. Marques highlights his votes for $1.5 billion in tax cuts, including slashing the state grocery tax in half and eliminating certain business taxes. He also voted for the 2019 gas tax increase (a 100-0 vote) and supported the CHOOSE Act education savings account program. Endorsed by 31 members of the Alabama House Republican Caucus.
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About this research
Data compiled from public sources and analyzed using AI. Last updated October 10, 2026. Visit candidate websites for the most current information.