The 2026 Alabama legislative session begins on January 13th, 2026. As we head into another year defending Alabamians’ rights and pushing legislation that helps our communities thrive, we need you with us. Use the tools and resources below to Werk The Lege (a.k.a. engage in Alabama's legislative process) and sign up to receive our action alerts so you can be a part of the movement.
Remember, the Statehouse is the People's House and our legislators work for us! We hope this Lege Action Hub empowers you to walk in the front door with confidence and demand your lawmakers serve your community.
See our 2025 legislative session recap here and stay tuned to this space for legislative updates.
House Bill 194 would make it a crime for local voter education organizations to provide funds for programming or collaborating with their local election offices on any type of outreach.
This could...
HB57 / SB215 will strengthen the legislature’s oversight over the parole board after multi-year record low parole grants and as Alabama’s prisons remain unconstitutionally overcrowded and the subject of...
This bill would repeal Alabama's Habitual Felony Offender Act (HFOA), provide for resentencing for defendants whose sentences were based on HFOA, and revise sentencing standards in certain circumstances....
This bill would pass the Pregnant Workers’ Fairness Act in Alabama, which would provide workplace protections against pregnancy discrimination and related medical conditions.
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This bill would require the Alabama Department of Corrections to make quarterly reports to the Joint Legislative Prison Oversight Committee and establish those reporting requirements. This bill would also...
These companion bills would ban curbside voting in Alabama by prohibiting the operation of any voting machine except on the inside of an enclosed building designated as a voting place and by prohibiting an...