Result

Incumbent Rep. Barbara Drummond (D-AL) won reelection to Alabama House District 103 in the Nov. 3 general election. The seat was not open. Drummond was the only named candidate on the general election ballot and was also unopposed in the May 19 Democratic primary. ​

Unofficial election returns show Drummond received 8,896 votes, or 98% of the 9,075 votes cast in the contest. Write-in candidates received 179 votes, or 2%. The results were reported with all precincts counted, but certification had not been independently confirmed as of Nov. 11. Drummond's margin over the combined write-in vote was 8,717 votes, or approximately 96 percentage points.

Candidates and platforms

Drummond was the only named candidate in the race. Although a comprehensive campaign platform was not independently established, her legislative record includes work on education, transportation, infrastructure and policies affecting seniors and children. She has served on House committees addressing those issues.

District and chamber

Alabama House District 103 is a single-member district in Mobile County. Drummond has represented the district since her election in November 2014. Her reelection maintains Democratic control of the seat.

The supplied election record's partisan tally covers only races with a called winner. Within that tally, Democratic winners number 1,978 and Republican winners number 1,712, out of 3,698 called winners nationwide. Democrats account for approximately 53.5% of those winners and Republicans for 46.3%. Eight additional winners carry other party codes.

Money, polling and endorsements

Three organizational endorsements appear in the election record, all supporting Drummond. The Business Council of Alabama reportedly endorsed her on Nov. 21, 2025, followed by Manufacture Alabama on Jan. 8 and the Alabama REALTORS Political Action Committee on April 29.

Manufacture Alabama independently confirms its endorsement of Drummond in its published list of House candidates. The organization said its endorsements reflected support for candidates who promote manufacturing, workforce development and a competitive business environment.

The Alabama Association of REALTORS' official endorsement list also confirms that its political action committee, ARPAC, endorsed Drummond in District 103. The association says its endorsements are based on candidates' positions on real estate industry issues.

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