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Andrew Sneed
Andrew Sneed is a Huntsville small-business owner and plumber who won the Democratic nomination for Alabama's 5th Congressional District in the June 16, 2026 runoff, defeating educator Candice Duvieilh. He will challenge incumbent Republican Rep. Dale Strong in the November 3 general election, running on a government-reform platform that includes his five-point "BAC Pledge" (term limits, reversing Citizens United, banning congressional stock trading, a lobbying waiting period, and a Supreme Court ethics code) and a "Hear Every Voice" town hall series across North Alabama. In the latest FEC filing, Sneed outraised Strong, drawing most of his contributions from in-district individual donors.
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In the FEC filing covering April 30–June 30, 2026, Sneed raised $177,789.53, outraising incumbent Dale Strong for the second reporting period in a row. More than 90 percent of his contributions came from individual donors within the district, with the only exception a $1,000 leadership PAC contribution; he has accepted no money from AIPAC, corporate PACs, or dark-money groups.
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