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Garlan Gudger

State Senator · Alabama, District 4

  • Republican
  • Since 2018

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As of 2026-10-19 · Methodology 2026.10.1

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  • Capitol office

    Room 722, 11 S. Union St., Montgomery, AL 36130

    334-261-0855

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  • Capitol office: Room 722, 11 S. Union St., Montgomery, AL 36130 · 334-261-0855

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Voting Record

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  • Roll calls cast

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  • Substantive bills sponsored

    3 of 3 sponsored

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Promise Adherence

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    0 scored of 5 needed

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  • Days in office this term

    2,918 days (180 needed)

  • Promise capture coverage

    0 of 3 source kinds settled

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0 of 10 matched votes

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Recent activity

DateActionPolicyStatus
2026-04-01Voted yea on “SBIR: Passed by Second House”passedHB 152 — University of Alabama; School of Social Work of Alabama repealedPassed 2026-04-08
2026-04-01Voted yea on “Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass - Roll Call 1042”passedHB 132 — Crimes and offenses; assault in the second degree, revisedPassed 2026-04-08
2026-04-01Voted yea on “Third Reading in Second House”passedHB 132 — Crimes and offenses; assault in the second degree, revisedPassed 2026-04-08
2026-04-01Voted yea on “SBIR: Passed by Second House”passedHB 132 — Crimes and offenses; assault in the second degree, revisedPassed 2026-04-08
2026-04-01Voted yea on “Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass as Amended - Roll Call 1029”passedHB 475 — Public Service Commission; number of commissioners expanded to represent congressional districts, phase-in by election provided, term of office revised, position of Secretary of Energy established as cabinet member, calculation of electric utility rates revised; rate hearings authorizedPassed 2026-04-03
2026-04-01Voted yea on “Smitherman motion to Adopt - Roll Call 1028 4U8QLR3-1”passedHB 475 — Public Service Commission; number of commissioners expanded to represent congressional districts, phase-in by election provided, term of office revised, position of Secretary of Energy established as cabinet member, calculation of electric utility rates revised; rate hearings authorizedPassed 2026-04-03
2026-04-01Voted yea on “Chambliss motion to Adopt - Roll Call 1027 5VQZJM3-1”passedHB 475 — Public Service Commission; number of commissioners expanded to represent congressional districts, phase-in by election provided, term of office revised, position of Secretary of Energy established as cabinet member, calculation of electric utility rates revised; rate hearings authorizedPassed 2026-04-03
2026-04-01Voted yea on “Third Reading in Second House”passedHB 475 — Public Service Commission; number of commissioners expanded to represent congressional districts, phase-in by election provided, term of office revised, position of Secretary of Energy established as cabinet member, calculation of electric utility rates revised; rate hearings authorizedPassed 2026-04-03
2026-04-01Voted yea on “SBIR: Passed by Second House”passedHB 475 — Public Service Commission; number of commissioners expanded to represent congressional districts, phase-in by election provided, term of office revised, position of Secretary of Energy established as cabinet member, calculation of electric utility rates revised; rate hearings authorizedPassed 2026-04-03
2026-04-01Voted yea on “Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass - Roll Call 1033”passedHB 225 — Education; notice requirement for certain board of education personnel vacancies revisedPassed 2026-04-09
2026-04-01Voted yea on “Third Reading in Second House”passedHB 225 — Education; notice requirement for certain board of education personnel vacancies revisedPassed 2026-04-09
2026-04-01Voted yea on “SBIR: Passed by Second House”passedHB 225 — Education; notice requirement for certain board of education personnel vacancies revisedPassed 2026-04-09
2026-04-01Voted yea on “Third Reading in House of Origin”passedHB 501 — Mobile County; City of Prichard, business improvement districts authorizedPassed 2026-04-09
2026-04-01Voted yea on “Third Reading in House of Origin”passedHB 629 — Mobile County; Town of Mt. Vernon annexationPassed 2026-04-09
2026-04-01Voted yea on “Third Reading in Second House”passedSB 333 — Class 2 municipalities; industrial development boards, powers amendedPassed 2026-04-07
2026-04-01Voted yea on “Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass - Roll Call 1024”passedSB 357 — Macon County; local privilege tax on pari-mutuel activities, establishedActive
2026-04-01Voted yea on “Third Reading in House of Origin”passedSB 357 — Macon County; local privilege tax on pari-mutuel activities, establishedActive
2026-04-01Voted yea on “Third Reading in House of Origin”passedHB 580 — Public institutions of higher education; faculty senates limited to advisory role, tenure policy required, review and dismissal of tenured faculty authorized, governing board authority over courses and curriculum providedPassed 2026-04-13
2026-04-01Voted yea on “Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass - Roll Call 1040”passedHB 268 — Government Administration, authorizes the State 911 board to monitor the responsiveness of local 911 districts, with conditions under which the State 911 board may assume control of a districtPassed 2026-04-08
2026-04-01Voted yea on “Third Reading in Second House”passedHB 268 — Government Administration, authorizes the State 911 board to monitor the responsiveness of local 911 districts, with conditions under which the State 911 board may assume control of a districtPassed 2026-04-08
2026-04-01Voted yea on “SBIR: Passed by Second House”passedHB 268 — Government Administration, authorizes the State 911 board to monitor the responsiveness of local 911 districts, with conditions under which the State 911 board may assume control of a districtPassed 2026-04-08
2026-03-31Voted yea on “SBIR: Passed by House of Origin”passedSB 363 — Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs; Alabama Centralized Grant Management Database, established to maintain lists of available grantsActive
2026-03-31Voted yea on “Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass as Amended - Roll Call 960”passedHB 337 — Madison County; certain privately owned sewer systems subjected to Public Service Commission regulation; constitutional amendmentPassed 2026-04-01
2026-03-31Voted yea on “Chambliss Local Certification Resolution - Roll Call 973”passedHB 612 — Covington County; sheriff authorized to sell certain abandoned, unclaimed, or stolen property and firearms, auction and disposition of funds provided, constitutional amendmentPassed 2026-03-31
2026-03-31Voted yea on “Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass as Amended - Roll Call 983”passedSB 298 — Class 3 Municipalities; minimum staffing requirements for law enforcement agencies, mandated; grace period, established; state assumption of oversight for violations, providedActive
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