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Election DayNov. 3, 2026
StateAlabama
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Richard Cox is a lifelong resident of Stockton, Alabama, with a career rooted in service and community involvement. A graduate of Baldwin County High School, he served with the 482nd Army Reserve Unit and has decades of experience as a farmer, timber dealer, logger, and land management professional. He is running for Baldwin County Commission District 1.
Priorities: Keeping taxes low and cutting wasteful spending · Responsible development and improved infrastructure planning · Natural resource protection and stronger support for public safety
James "Jeb" Ball · Republican▾
James "Jeb" Ball is a Republican and a lifelong resident of Baldwin County, currently serving his second term as District 1 Commissioner on the Baldwin County Commission. He is a member of both the State of Alabama and Baldwin County Republican Parties.
Priorities: Fiscal stewardship of taxpayer money · Long-term planning and guided growth for the county · Investing in public safety infrastructure and environmental initiatives
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Baldwin County Commission District 3
County
Billie Jo Underwood · Republican▾
Billie Jo Underwood is a Republican currently serving as Commissioner for Baldwin County, Alabama, District 3. She has served on the County Commission since 2018, following prior roles on the Baldwin County Planning and Zoning Commission and the Town of Summerdale Planning Commission. Underwood is also a Certified Public Accountant with over 40 years of experience in financial and tax accounting.
Priorities: Smart, guided growth that protects rural character · Strong infrastructure that supports communities · Responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars
Kevin Brock is a candidate for Baldwin County Commissioner District 3. He is a veteran public servant with nearly three decades of military and law enforcement experience, including serving as a former police chief and an Assistant Director in the FBI. He holds bachelor's and master's degrees in criminal justice.
Priorities: Managing growth wisely and prioritizing infrastructure before expansion, with smart planning to protect property values, traffic flow, and drainage. · Ensuring transparency and accountability in government through open records, clear communication, meaningful oversight, and an independent forensic review of county finances. · Supporting first responders, upholding professional standards, and keeping politics out of public safety leadership.
Whitney Scapecchi is an investigative journalist and a host of the "Make It Make Sense, Alabama" podcast, known for her work on public accountability and examining how public systems function. She has qualified to run for the Baldwin County Board of Education, Place 5, and has publicly raised concerns about school board decisions, transparency, and potential corruption.
Priorities: Addressing questionable contracts and corruption within the school board · Increasing transparency in school board decisions and operations · Empowering parents to engage and demand accountability from the school board
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