Where do Cullman candidates stand on abortion?

Q: Where do Cullman candidates stand on abortion?

Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, Place 8. Ashleigh Meyer Dunham (Democrat): She did not answer the listed 2026 iVoterGuide questionnaire questions, including questions about abortion, religious liberty and judicial philosophy. The profile also summarizes her criticism of the Alabama Supreme Court’s IVF ruling and her stated call for “balance” on the court. Greg Shaw (Republican, incumbent): Shaw said the Constitution does not establish a protected right to abortion and that the issue was properly returned to the states and their elected officials. He also said courts should state and fairly apply the law, and that Dobbs is binding precedent unless the U.S. Supreme Court changes it. Court of Criminal Appeals Judge, Place 5 (Ballot Style 4). Riggs Walker (Republican, incumbent): Walker said that abortion regulation falls under the purview of the individual states and their courts following Dobbs.

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Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, Place 8

Ashleigh Meyer Dunham (Democrat)
IVF ruling: She did not answer the listed 2026 iVoterGuide questionnaire questions, including questions about abortion, religious liberty and judicial philosophy. The profile also summarizes her criticism of the Alabama Supreme Court’s IVF ruling and her stated call for “balance” on the court. (AshLeigh Meyer Dunham, iVoterGuide 2026 profile)
Greg Shaw (Republican, incumbent)
Abortion law: Shaw said the Constitution does not establish a protected right to abortion and that the issue was properly returned to the states and their elected officials. He also said courts should state and fairly apply the law, and that Dobbs is binding precedent unless the U.S. Supreme Court changes it. (iVoterGuide 2026 questionnaire)