Where Cullman candidates stand on taxes and spending
6 sourced statements in 5 races. Every candidate in each race is listed, including those with nothing on record. Nobody is scored or ranked.
Lieutenant Governor
- Phillip Ensler (Democrat)
Taxes: He proposes eliminating the sales tax on groceries and renewing the tax exemption on overtime pay. (Phillip Ensler Campaign)
- John Wahl (Republican)
Taxes: He said Alabama should work to eliminate the state sales tax on food and begin trying to eliminate the income tax. (AL.com)
U.S. Senate
- Everett Wess (Democrat)
No public statement found in our sources.
- Barry Moore (Republican)
Taxes and economy: His campaign says he supports tax cuts for working families and small-business owners and reducing regulations and the size of government. It presents these as part of his economic agenda. (Barry Moore for Alabama — Issues)
State House, District 11 (Ballot Style 8)
- Heath Allbright (Republican, incumbent)
Taxes: He said he aims to cut taxes for working families. (The Cullman Tribune)
State Treasurer
- Rosilyn Houston (Democrat)
No public statement found in our sources.
- Young Boozer (Republican, incumbent)
Trust fund: His campaign lists growing the Alabama Trust Fund through professional financial stewardship as a priority. (Young Boozer for Treasurer campaign site, as summarized by The Ballot Brief)
State House, District 14
- Tim R. Wadsworth (Republican)
Grocery tax: His listed priorities include continuing to lower Alabama’s grocery tax. (The Ballot Brief)