Pamela Casey, the two-term Blount County District Attorney, has declared her candidacy for Alabama Attorney General in 2026, seeking to become the first woman elected to the position.
Blount County District Attorney Pamela Casey announced her candidacy for Alabama state attorney general in 2026, aiming to become the first woman elected to the position. Casey, who has served as district attorney for Blount County since 2010 and has been reelected twice, brings a wealth of legal experience to the race. Prior to her election as district attorney, she served as assistant attorney general and deputy attorney general under Attorney General Troy King, starting in 2007.
Casey emphasized her extensive experience in prosecuting criminals, highlighting her success in bringing justice to victims of child abuse and property crimes. She believes this background uniquely qualifies her to lead the attorney general's office. With Attorney General Steve Marshall ineligible for a third term in 2026, the position will be open for a new leader. Casey has been considering a run for attorney general for several years and made the final decision with her husband last summer. A graduate of Susan Moore High School, Rhodes College, and Seattle University School of Law, Casey is deeply committed to serving the people of Alabama. She announced her candidacy early in the election cycle, stating her intention to run a positive campaign and earn the trust of Alabama voters. The Republican primary for attorney general is scheduled for May 2026
ALABAMA ATTORNEY GENERAL PAMELA CASEY ELECTION 2026 DISTRICT ATTORNEY
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