Alabama's 2nd congressional district

I apologize for any background noise you may hear, but I am moving from point A to point B, and will be for the next 21 days.

Well, what are you seeing out there? I mean, uh, you know, I'm hearing f- now, not necessarily in your race, but all over the state, uh, Democrats showing a little bit of, uh, steam right now, and a- at least in some legislative, more local races and, you know, we all know AL 2 and, and maybe even Mobile County Sheriff, uh, some, some headwinds.

Uh, maybe some of that's coming out of the, you know, just sort of national politics, but, uh, what are, what are you feeling out there?

Well, you know, I, I understand, uh, everyone feels like the, uh, Democrats are kind of waking up a little bit.

And think about to, sort of to, to Bradley, they're not spending that money in, in Alabama.

Well, they are in AL 2, but they're not spending it in a lot of these red states where Trump is underwater because he hasn't lived up to his expectations.

They're using it in New Hampshire, Michigan, even Minnesota to some degree.

And maybe that's sort of, you know, we don't, we don't see it right in front of us here in Alabama.

Cook Political Report now favors Democrats in 208 House seats to Republicans 205 after 15 ratings shifted towards Democrats.

Well, Alabama's 2nd District remains likely Republican as U.S. Representative Shamari figures.

Faces State Representative Rhett Marcus of Enterprise.

After a summer Democratic internal poll showed them tied at 46 with 8% undecided.

particularly in North Alabama.

When you look at North Alabama, you got Senate District 2, which is a wide-open Senate district.

We believe our candidate there can pull that one off.

We got Senate District 7 that is purple.