Mark Wheeler II is from Anniston, Alabama. He has a bachelor's degree from Jacksonville State University. He is a father.

Mark Wheeler II is from Heflin, Alabama. He has a bachelor's degree in  chemistry and emergency management from Jacksonville State University. He lives with his wife, and they have two children.

Mark is a chemist and a small business owner.

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AMA with Senate Candidate Mark Wheeler II - June 21 - 9:00 a.m. CDT

Mark Wheeler II's campaign for Alabama U.S. senator is his first time running for public office.

Alabama

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Supports reducing reliance on federal funding while promoting economic development, business growth, and job creation across Alabama, including in rural communities.

Believes in protecting workers’ right to organize and join unions.

Plans to raise the minimum wage and expand benefits such as healthcare, paid leave, and retirement security to workers.

- Supports reducing reliance on federal funding while promoting economic development, business growth, and job creation across Alabama, including in rural communities.
- Believes in protecting workers’ right to organize and join unions.
- Plans to raise the minimum wage and expand benefits such as healthcare, paid leave, and retirement security to workers.

Economy

As of March 27, 2026, Mark S. Wheeler II’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Supports expanding healthcare coverage to include vision, dental, and prescription drugs.

Supports strengthening Medicare and Medicaid for families and seniors.

- Supports universal healthcare coverage.
- Supports expanding healthcare coverage to include vision, dental, and prescription drugs.
- Supports strengthening Medicare and Medicaid for families and seniors.

Healthcare

Wants to raise pay for teachers and school funding, especially in rural communities.

Supports expanding school-based mental health services and staffing.

Supports improving college affordability and reducing student debt burdens, including making community college free and funding trade programs.

- Wants to raise pay for teachers and school funding, especially in rural communities.
- Supports expanding school-based mental health services and staffing.
- Supports improving college affordability and reducing student debt burdens, including making community college free and funding trade programs.

Education

Energy & the Environment

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Supports instituting term limits for members of Congress and the Supreme Court.

- Supports instituting term limits for members of Congress and the Supreme Court.

Voting & Elections

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Mark Wheeler is from Anniston, Alabama. He has a bachelor's degree from Jacksonville State University. He is a father.

Mark Wheeler was born in Anniston, Alabama. He has a bachelor's degree from Jacksonville State University. He is a father.

Mark is a chemist and a small business owner. 

Mark S. Wheeler II's campaign for the U.S. Senate to represent Alabama is his first run for public office.

- The U.S. Senator is a member of the United States Senate, the upper house of the United States Congress. There are a total of 100 U.S. senators. Alabama, like every other US state, has two senators. 
- U.S. Senators introduce, sponsor, amend, debate, and vote on legislation that may become federal law, representing their state’s interests at the national level.
- U.S. Senators have an important role in deciding who runs the federal government. They hold confirmation hearings for most presidential appointees, including new Supreme Court Justices and Presidential Cabinet Members.
- Senators can be appointed to committees that focus on specific policy areas, such as the Appropriations Committee, which handles federal spending, and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, which addresses international policy.
- U.S. Senators are elected to six-year terms in statewide elections and are paid $174,000 per year.