Governor: Kay Ivey (R)
Attorney General: Steve Marshall (R)
Secretary of State: Wes Allen (R)
State Auditor: Andrew Sorrell (R)
State Treasurer: Young Boozer (R)
State Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries: Rick Pate (R)
Candidate | Total Contributions |
|---|---|
| Kay Ivey | $6,479,976.69 |
| Steve Marshall | $3,915,297.52 |
| Walter Maddox | $2,710,078.92 |
| Tommy Battle | $2,621,649.37 |
| Twinkle Cavanaugh | $2,287,515.38 |
| Troy King | $2,282,380.93 |
| William Ainsworth | $2,182,634.75 |
| Sarah Stewart | $1,273,830.34 |
| Robert Vance | $1,210,653.87 |
| Bill Hightower | $1,165,451.66 |
Committee | Total Contributions |
|---|---|
| Alabama Voice of Teachers for Education | $3,423,239.83 |
| Alabama Realtors PAC | $1,687,229.55 |
| Alabama for Healthy Families | $1,499,796.13 |
| Progresspac | $1,394,753.64 |
| Trust Representing Involved Alabama Lawyers | $1,365,450.39 |
| Farm PAC - the PAC of the Alabama Farmers Federation | $1,221,722.64 |
| Alabama Builders PAC | $971,363.35 |
| Alabama Republican Executive Committee | $955,455.71 |
| Progress for Justice | $824,400.00 |
| American Property Casualty Insurance Association Political Account | $781,113.00 |
Contributor | Contributions |
|---|---|
| Aggregated Unitemized In-Kind Contributions | $8,230,205.16 |
| Beasley Allen Law Firm | $1,416,850.00 |
| Poarch Band of Creek Indians PAC | $1,150,000.00 |
| Planned Parenthood Federation of America Federal | $996,880.80 |
| Hare Wynn Newell & Newton | $850,750.00 |
| Cunningham Bounds LLC | $814,779.45 |
| Republican Attorneys General Association Raga PAC Federal | $735,000.00 |
| Drummond Company Inc | $649,000.00 |
| Great Southern Wood Preserving Inc | $635,966.40 |
| Alfa Mutual Insurance Company | $623,288.00 |
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