Alabama Associated General Contractors endorses Doug Harwell for Alabama Senate District 34

(AGC/Contributed)

The Alabama Associated General Contractors Political Action Committee (AGCPAC) announced today its endorsement of Doug Harwell for State Senate District 34.

District 34 is currently represented by Sen. Jack W. Williams (R-Wilmer), who has served since 2018. Williams is not seeking re-election in 2026 and is instead running for Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries.

AGC, the oldest and largest statewide trade association in the commercial construction industry, has a stated mission of bringing together qualified construction contractors and industry-related companies dedicated to skill, integrity, and responsibility.

According to AGC, governmental affairs play a critical role in their industry and that electing individuals who understand their issues is vital to the commercial construction industry’s success/

Doug Harwell is a licensed general contractor in Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida. AGC says he knows firsthand the challenges facing the commercial construction industry. In 2010, Harwell started Harwell & Company with four employees; today, the company employs more than 40.

“We are proud to endorse Doug Harwell for the Alabama Senate. As a contractor and member of Alabama AGC, Doug has a unique understanding of our industry and the business community. We are confident that he will be an advocate in the Senate for both our members and the constituents of District 34,” Billy Norrell, CEO of Alabama AGC, said.

“Running a business teaches you three important things: problem-solving, listening, and leading. As a business owner, I see the daily challenges we face in starting and staying in business,” said Doug Harwell. “I am grateful for AGC’s endorsement, and I am ready to work with our business community to make Alabama the most business-friendly state in the nation.”

SD34 covers much of western and northern Mobile County, including and around Semmes, Wilmer, Citronelle, Creola, and Axis, as well as rural areas north of the City of Mobile.

The Alabama Republican Party primary election will be held on May 19, 2026.

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