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Candice Duvielih is from Gulfport, Mississippi. She earned her bachelor's degree in public policy leadership from the University of Mississippi, her master's degree in public administration from Walden Univeristy, and a doctorate degree in education from the University of Southern Mississippi. She lives with her husband and daughter in Huntsville, Alabama. 

Candice is a senior product analyst at Tyler Technologies, a software development company. She previously worked as an English teacher at Pearl River Central Middle School in Carriere, Mississippi. 

Candice Dollar Duvieilh's campaign for Alabama U.S. Representative, District 5 is her first entry into politics.

Candice Duvieilh - Ballotpedia

Candice's campaign for U.S. Congress is her first run for public office. 

2026 Alabama Primary Runoff

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Prioritizes finding alternative funding sources without further burdening working-class families.

Believes small businesses are struggling due to administrative costs and emphasizes the need for working-class involvement in addressing these issues.

Opposes the unbridled power of corporations and public officials, citing issues like predatory lending and unethical banking fees that harm working-class families.

Supports rebuilding the economy in a way that benefits as many people as possible.

- Prioritizes finding alternative funding sources without further burdening working-class families.
- Believes small businesses are struggling due to administrative costs and emphasizes the need for working-class involvement in addressing these issues.
- Opposes the unbridled power of corporations and public officials, citing issues like predatory lending and unethical banking fees that harm working-class families.
- Supports rebuilding the economy in a way that benefits as many people as possible.

Economy

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Public Safety

Supports protecting coverage for pre-existing conditions, lowering prescription drug costs, expanding rural health clinics and telehealth services, strengthening mental health support, and ensuring veterans and seniors receive adequate care.

Supports healthcare policy reform, including laws to prevent emergency room closures and requiring insurance companies to cover emergency care.

Emphasizes the need for healthcare policy reform, including laws to prevent emergency room closures and requiring insurance companies to cover emergency care.

- Supports protecting coverage for pre-existing conditions, lowering prescription drug costs, expanding rural health clinics and telehealth services, strengthening mental health support, and ensuring veterans and seniors receive adequate care.
- Emphasizes the need for healthcare policy reform, including laws to prevent emergency room closures and requiring insurance companies to cover emergency care.

Healthcare

Plans to advocate for quality education and workforce development.

Advocates for quality education and workforce development.

Supports investing in education at all levels, expanding funding for rural and underfunded schools, ensuring fair pay and resources for teachers, and promoting career and technical programs.

Supports expanding STEM learning and career pathways tied to in-demand local industries.

Plans to expand STEM learning and career pathways tied to in-demand local industries.

- Advocates for quality education and workforce development.
- Supports investing in education at all levels, expanding funding for rural and underfunded schools, ensuring fair pay and resources for teachers, and promoting career and technical programs.
- Plans to expand STEM learning and career pathways tied to in-demand local industries.

Education

Energy & the Environment

Vows to reduce Veterans Affairs healthcare wait times through expanded telehealth and staffing solutions, while expanding mental heath resources and support for veteran-owned small businesses.

- Vows to reduce Veterans Affairs healthcare wait times through expanded telehealth and staffing solutions, while expanding mental heath resources and support for veteran-owned small businesses.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Advocates for implementing term limits to prevent power from being concentrated with one individual for too long.

Believes that "term limits should be implemented to safeguard our nation and make sure that power does not remain concentrated with one individual for too long". 

- Believes that "term limits should be implemented to safeguard our nation and make sure that power does not remain concentrated with one individual for too long". 

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- A U.S. representative is a member of the United States House of Representatives, the lower chamber of Congress, which has 435 members. Alabama is divided into seven congressional districts, each represented by one U.S. representative in the House.
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