Ken McFeeters Qualifies to Run for Governor of Alabama - ABC 33/40

Ken McFeeters works as an insurance agent and owns a local insurance agency.

Ken previously ran for Alabama governor in 2026 but did not win.

Ken McFeeters qualifies to run for governor of Alabama as Republican

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Supports the creation of a state lottery, but only if it is a "clean lottery bill" not tied to casino-style gambling.

- Supports the creation of a state lottery, but only if it is a "clean lottery bill" not tied to casino-style gambling.
- Supports the creation of a state lottery, but only if it is a "clean lottery bill" not tied to casino-style gambling.
- Supports the creation of a state lottery, but only if it is a "clean lottery bill" not tied to casino-style gambling.
- Supports the creation of a state lottery, but only if it is a "clean lottery bill" not tied to casino-style gambling.

Economy

Opposes government tracking of citizens through AI data centers that rely on military and intelligence agency surveillance systems.

- Opposes government tracking of citizens through AI data centers that rely on military and intelligence agency surveillance systems.

Public Safety

Opposes mRNA vaccinations for infants and children, citing daily vaccination injuries and a lack of long-term studies showing positive effects.

- Opposes mRNA vaccinations for infants and children, citing daily vaccination injuries and a lack of long-term studies showing positive effects.

Healthcare

Supports an education system that emphasizes discipline, critical thinking, values, and practical skills.

Proposes hiring former military personnel to help restore order and discipline in schools.

Supports abolishing the U.S. Department of Education and giving control of education to state governments and parents.

- Supports an education system that emphasizes discipline, critical thinking, values, and practical skills.
- Proposes hiring former military personnel to help restore order and discipline in schools.
- Supports abolishing the U.S. Department of Education and giving control of education to state governments and parents.

Education

Supports independence through local food production and energy resources.

- Supports independence through local food production and energy resources.

Energy & the Environment

Supports defunding and withdrawing from the United Nations and the World Health Organization.

- Supports defunding and withdrawing from the United Nations and the World Health Organization.
- Opposes the war in Ukraine.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

As of March 27, 2026, Ken McFeeters did not have a website or any information online.

Voting & Elections

Ken McFeeters

As of March 27, 2026, Ken McFeeters’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Ken is an insurance agent and co-founder of PAC Insurance, where he has worked since 1981. He previously ran for U.S. Congress in 2024 and for the Alabama House of Representatives in 2022.

Hoover insurance agent Ken McFeeters launches bid for governor

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Supports the creation of a state lottery, but believes it is a "regressive tax that hurts the poorest segment of society."

Supports defunding and withdrawing from the United Nations and the World Health Organization, saying they do not provide "enough positive benefits to outweigh the serious negative effects of being involved with these groups."

Supports a "strong, pro-freedom economy that resists the globalist agenda and puts Alabama’s interests first."

Proposes bringing in former military personnel to help restore order and discipline in schools and hiring teachers who have not been "indoctrinated" by the current educational system.

Supports independence through local food production and energy.

Ken is an insurance agent. He co-founded an insurance agency in Hoover in 1981. 

Supports defunding and withdrawing from the United Nations and the World Health Organization, saying they do not provide enough positive benefits to outweigh the serious negative effects of being involved with these groups.

Supports repealing the Smith Mundt Modernization Act, which allows the U.S. government to use propaganda against its own citizens.

Opposes mRNA vaccinations for infants and children, citing daily vaccination injuries and a lack of long-term studies showing positive effects of the vaccine on children.

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Believes the current political class is "more focused on maintaining power and wealth than serving the needs of everyday citizens."

Opposes mRNA vaccinations for infants and children, citing daily vaccination injuries and lack of long-term studies showing positive effects.

Supports a focus on discipline, critical thinking, values, and practical skills in education.

Opposes the influence of powerful individuals and corporations.

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- The governor of Alabama is the chief executive of the state and is responsible for enforcing state laws and overseeing the executive branch of government.

- The governor manages state government operations by directing agencies and departments that handle areas such as public safety, healthcare, education, and transportation.

- The governor serves as the state’s chief budget officer and proposes a state budget, which determines how public funds are allocated across programs and services.

- The governor signs or vetoes bills passed by the state legislature. A veto can be overridden by the legislature, but this process allows the governor to influence which laws take effect.

- The governor appoints officials to lead state agencies and fill vacancies in certain public offices, shaping how policies are carried out across the state.

- The governor serves as commander-in-chief of the state’s military forces, including the Alabama National Guard, and can respond to emergencies such as natural disasters.

- In Alabama, the governor is elected in a statewide, partisan election to a four-year term and may serve up to two consecutive terms.

- Candidates must be at least 30 years old, a U.S. citizen for at least ten years, and a resident of Alabama for at least seven years.