A new generation of leaders is emerging in Alabama, with many prominent figures under the age of 45 making their mark in state politics. United States Senator Katie Boyd Britt, at 43, is considered one of the most popular political figures in the state. Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth, age 44, is highly respected by veteran senators for his diligent and fair leadership. Democratic Congressman Shomari Figures, 39, comes from a political family and is already making his mark. State Auditor Andrew Sorrell, 39, is efficient and effective in his role.
State senators Andrew Jones and Wes Kitchens, both under 45, are seen as rising stars in Alabama politics. In the House of Representatives, Representative Anthony Daniels, 42, is a prominent leader who effectively works across party lines. Republican James Lomax, Matt Simpson, and Brock Colvin are also making names for themselves in the House.
Campaign manager Paul Shashy, 33, and political strategist Derek Chen, 27, are highly sought after for their expertise in Republican politics. Caroleene Dobson, 37, has a promising future in politics after a successful campaign for Congress. Brandon Shouppe, Emory Cox, and Erin and Marshall Hollis are also making waves in the political arena.
From young lobbyists to high school podcasters, Alabama is seeing a new wave of under 45 political leaders making their mark in various roles. The future of Alabama politics is bright with these new faces at the forefront.
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