Republican Representative Brock Colvin announced today that he is seeking election to represent District 9 in the Alabama Senate. District 9 Senator Clay Scofield resigned from the Senate on Monday to accept a role with the Business Council of Alabama (BCA).
Covin wrote on X, “Friends, after much prayer and overwhelming encouragement and support from our community, I am announcing my candidacy for Senate District 9 in the upcoming special election.”
The 5th generation Marshall Countian is a graduate of Albertville High School, attended Snead Community College in Boaz where he played baseball, and is a graduate of the University of Alabama with a double major in Finance and Economics. He has worked in the insurance industry and is currently working for Ameriprise Financial as a financial planner.
“Senator Clay Scofield has been an excellent public servant for District 9 and specifically Marshall County,” Colvin said. “I believe I am qualified to continue building upon the conservative groundwork he has laid and will always work hard for the people of Northeast Alabama.”
“I have proudly stood with our farmers to protect property rights and our small businesses to ensure Alabama is a great place to work and raise a family,” Colvin added. “I have supported the expansion of rural broadband, and I have stood up against needless taxes and unnecessary government expansion. I am a pro-life, pro-second amendment conservative, and I am grateful to the people of House District 26 for entrusting me to represent them in Montgomery.”
Colvin was first elected to the Alabama House of Representatives in 2022 and has quickly been recognized as one of its most conservative and independent members.
“I will always protect the rights of the voters,” Colvin stated. “I believe parents should have a say in what is being taught in our schools. I will always stand up to the woke liberal left as they try to force biological born males into female bathrooms. This is Alabama. We will never stand for that type of ideology.”
Colvin is a member of the Rotary Club of Albertville and a member of the Albertville and Boaz Chambers of Commerce.
Senate District 9 currently includes Marshall County and portions of Blount and Madison Counties.
