U.S. Rep. Barry Moore, R-Enterprise, will face off against incumbent U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl, R-Mobile, in the newly redrawn and highly conservative 1st congressional district in Alabama.
U.S. Rep. Barry Moore will square off against U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl in a Republican battle for the newly redrawn and highly conservative 1st congressional district seat in South Alabama.
Moore’s decision means he will run in his new home district. Enterprise, which was in Alabama’s 2nd congressional district, was redrawn and added into the 1st district following a court-ordered redistricting of Alabama’s congressional map. Jon Gray, a GOP political strategist, said he believes the 1st district will become a focal point for the Freedom Caucus and conservatives to push for Moore’s candidacy. Moore and U.S. Rep. Gary Palmer of Hoover are the only two Alabama members of the House who are members of the far-right caucus.
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