Brent is from Tuscumbia, Alabama. He attended Athens State University and the University of Alabama School of Law. He lives with his wife, Marie, and their children, Hannah and Daniel, in Colbert County.

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Brent Woodall has a bachelor's degree from Athens State University and a law degree from the University of Alabama School of Law. He lives with his wife, Marie, and their children in Colbert County.

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Brent previously ran for public service commissioner in 2022 but did not win. 

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Aims to end the Public Service Commission's "hidden tax" on ratepayers, stating, "Every year, the Public Service Commission collects more money than it needs... [and] instead of sending the money... back to the ratepayers…that money... gets sent over to the General Fund."

- Aims to end the Public Service Commission's "hidden tax" on ratepayers, stating, "Every year, the Public Service Commission collects more money than it needs... [and] instead of sending the money... back to the ratepayers…that money... gets sent over to the General Fund."

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- A public service commissioner is a member of the Alabama Public Service Commission, an elected state agency that regulates utility companies. The commission is composed of three members, including a president and two associate commissioners.
- Commissioners oversee and regulate services such as electricity, natural gas, water, and telecommunications across the state.
- In Alabama, public service commissioners are elected in statewide, partisan elections to four-year terms. Candidates may not have financial interests in or be employed by utility companies.
- Commissioners earn an annual salary set by state law, which is approximately $114,639 per year.

A state official who regulates utility services and sets rates.