Barry Moore
Jared Hudson moved back ahead of Barry Moore in the Alabama Republican Senate nominee market, with Hudson at 52% and Moore at 39% on primary day. That keeps the race live for traders after a second late leader flip and suggests runoff risk is still being repriced.
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JUN 17, 2026Primary Election
Party selects its nominee.
Current roleU.S. Representative
PartyRepublican
Political ideologyConservative Republican
Age59 years old (Sep 26, 1966)
GenderMale
LocationAlabama
BackgroundU.S. Representative
EducationEnterprise State Community College (A.S.)
Notable personal detailsFelix Barry Moore is a Republican U.S. representative from Alabama, serving in the House since 2021 and representing Alabama’s 1st congressional district since 2025. He previously served in the Alabama House of Representatives (District 91) from 2010 to 2018. Moore is a business owner and Alabama National Guard and Reserves veteran. He earned an associate degree from Enterprise State Community College and a B.S. in agricultural science from Auburn University.
Barry Moore supports major tax reductions including repeal of the federal income tax and abolition of the IRS, elimination of the estate tax, and other measures to reduce federal taxation and government spending. He has co-sponsored the Fair Tax Act and the Death Tax Repeal Act and repeatedly criticized federal deficit spending.
Supports conservative, market-oriented approaches to health policy and has opposed large Democratic health spending packages; favors restrictions on abortion-related services and protections for health care providers' religious/ethical exemptions.
Supports stronger border enforcement and expanded removal of undocumented immigrants, including deportation for certain criminal offenses; has introduced and backed legislation directing federal resources to border enforcement and has criticized Biden administration immigration policies. Advocates using existing authorities to restrict catch-and-release and reinstate tougher immigration measures.
Supports strict limits on abortion and identifies as pro-life; has cosponsored federal measures to prohibit abortion when a fetal heartbeat is detectable and to restrict chemical abortions, and opposes taxpayer funding for abortion providers. He has said life begins at conception and argued for federal action to protect the unborn.
Supports expanding domestic fossil fuel production and energy independence, backing legislation to resume oil and gas lease sales and limit EPA regulations while also supporting investments in energy infrastructure and grid modernization. Emphasizes reducing federal spending on environmental programs and prioritizing American energy production and affordability.
Barry Moore is a staunch defender of broad Second Amendment rights and opposes most new gun restrictions. He has promoted symbolic pro-gun measures, endorsed constitutional/concealed-carry reciprocity, and opposed red-flag and other firearm regulations.
Jared Hudson moved back ahead of Barry Moore in the Alabama Republican Senate nominee market, with Hudson at 52% and Moore at 39% on primary day. That keeps the race live for traders after a second late leader flip and suggests runoff risk is still being repriced.
Barry Moore’s win probability fell to 39% while Jared Hudson rose to 52%, a fresh late reversal in the Alabama Republican Senate primary on the eve of voting. That kind of leader flip can force traders to reprice runoff and nomination risk quickly.
Jared Hudson has moved ahead of Barry Moore in the Alabama Republican Senate nominee market, with Hudson at 52% and Moore at 39% ahead of Tuesday’s primary. That matters because it marks a fresh leader change on primary eve and suggests traders may need to reprice runoff and nomination-path risk.
Barry Moore is in the news because he has advanced to the runoff in Alabama’s Republican U.S. Senate race and is now facing Jared Hudson for the party nomination. Donald Trump has endorsed Moore, but recent polling has been mixed, with some surveys showing Moore ahead and others showing Hudson leading. The runoff is set for June 16, and Moore has also been outlining campaign issues, including a proposed bill on parental notices for children’s TV episodes about gender identity or transgender identity.
Aggregation source: FiftyPlusOne
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