Alabama is known for having some older political leaders in positions of power, but there is a new generation of under 45 leaders who are making their mark in the state. The most prominent among them is United States Senator Katie Boyd Britt, who at 43 years old is considered Alabama’s most popular political figure. Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth, State Auditor Andrew Sorrell, and State Senators Andrew Jones and Wes Kitchens are also shining as young leaders in the state.
In the House of Representatives, Representatives Anthony Daniels, James Lomax, Matt Simpson, and Brock Colvin are rising stars worth mentioning. Campaign manager Paul Shashy, political player Derek Chen, and Congress runner Caroleene Dobson are also making waves in Alabama politics. Other notable young leaders include Chairman of the Houston County Commission Brandon Shouppe, Emory Cox who serves as a Special Assistant to President Trump, and veteran lobbyists Taylor Williams and Houston Smith.
Hollis and Erin Marshall, Grayson Everett, and high schooler Brilyn Hollyhand are also making their mark in the political landscape. Alabama’s up-and-coming leaders under 45 demonstrate a promising future in state politics.
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