Joshua Mckee is a husband and father of five children. He lives in Baldwin County. 

Joshua served in the U.S. Army for 25 years. He also worked as a global strategist for General Motors, an architect for Hewlett-Packard, and an entrepreneur. 

Joshua s campaign for Alabama U.S. Representative, District 1, is his first time running for public office.

Poll: Carl has early lead over Marques, McKee in AL-1 GOP primary

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Joshua's campaign for Alabama U.S. Representative, District 1, is his first time running for public office.

2026 Alabama Primary Election

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Supports the FairTax Act and advocates for the abolition of the IRS.

Supports cutting wasteful spending to combat inflation.

Supports cutting "wasteful spending" to combat inflation.

Supports free-market growth, energy independence, and the creation of manufacturing jobs in Alabama.

Supports cutting red tape to protect peanut, cotton, poultry, and timber farmers.

Seeks to "cut red tape" to protect peanut, cotton, poultry, and timber farmers.

Supports investing in rural broadband, storm infrastructure, and hurricane resilience.

Wants to keep American land in American hands and stop foreign land grabs.

- Supports the FairTax Act and advocates for the abolition of the IRS.
- Supports cutting "wasteful spending" to combat inflation.
- Supports free-market growth, energy independence, and the creation of manufacturing jobs in Alabama.
- Seeks to "cut red tape" to protect peanut, cotton, poultry, and timber farmers.
- Supports investing in rural broadband, storm infrastructure, and hurricane resilience.
- Wants to "stop foreign land grabs."

Economy

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Defends the Second Amendment without compromise.

Seeks to protect "religious liberty, parental rights, and medical freedom."

- Opposes gun control policies. 
- Seeks to protect "religious liberty, parental rights, and medical freedom."

Public Safety

Opposes cuts to Medicare and Social Security, and is against privatization.

Opposes privatizing and cutting Medicare and Social Security.

Supports lowering drug costs, expanding vision, dental, and hearing coverage, and protecting pre-existing conditions.

- Opposes abortion access.
- Opposes privatizing and cutting Medicare and Social Security.
- Supports lowering drug costs, expanding vision, dental, and hearing coverage, and protecting pre-existing conditions.

Healthcare

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

Education

- Supports free-market growth, energy independence, and the creation of manufacturing jobs in Alabama.

Energy & the Environment

Wants to "secure the border with tactical precision" to stop cartels and criminal trafficking.

Wants to "secure the border with tactical precision" to "stop cartels and criminal trafficking."

Seeks to strengthen the military while "ending endless wars."

- Wants to "secure the border with tactical precision" to "stop cartels and criminal trafficking."
- Seeks to strengthen the military while "ending endless wars."

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Voting & Elections

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Joshua Mckee

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Joshua is a veteran and a business consultant. He previously worked at Hewlett-Packard.

Supports the FairTax Act and aims to abolish the IRS.

Supports protecting religious liberty, parental rights, and medical freedom.

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