State Rep. Troy Stubbs (R-Wetumpka) officially announced his campaign for re-election to the Alabama House of Representatives on Tuesday.

Stubbs was first elected in 2022 on a platform of preserving conservative principles and promoting government that works for the people of Elmore County, according to a campaign announcement today. Since taking office, Stubbs has been a proponent of capitalism, the Second Amendment, and local control of education — priorities that he says resonate deeply with the people of District 3, his campaign reports.

“It has been the honor of my life to represent the hardworking families of District 31 in the Alabama Legislature,” said Stubbs. “Now more than ever, we need leaders who will defend our conservative values while also making sure that government delivers the practical, efficient services that our businesses and communities expect.”

“I believe in the promise of Alabama — a state where faith, family, and freedom come first,” Stubbs added. “With your support, I will keep fighting every day to make our communities stronger and our government more accountable.”

Troy currently serves on the House of Representatives’ Commerce and Small Business Committee, the Ways and Means Education Committee, and the County and Municipal Government Committee.

Troy Stubbs was born in Charleston, SC. The son of a college football coach, Troy met his wife, Jenny, an eighth-generation resident of the Elmore County community, while earning his Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from the University of Alabama. He also holds a master’s degree from the University of Louisville in sports administration, along with a master’s degree in secondary mathematics from Alabama State University.

Residents of Wetumpka, Troy, and Jenny have been married for 25 years. Troy is employed as a financial advisor at First Community Bank of Central Alabama. They have four children: Isaac, Elsa, Lucas, and Bennett.

The Stubbs are active members of their community. Troy has volunteered as a coach of numerous youth sports teams, including YMCA basketball, Dixie Youth baseball, and AYSO soccer. In addition to volunteer coaching, Troy has organized charitable efforts to support the Elmore County HIPPY program, Camp Hope, and the Elmore County Food Pantry. He also serves on the Institutional Advisory Board of J.F. Ingram State Technical College, having previously served on the boards of directors for the Alabama County Commission Association, Main Street Wetumpka, Mid-South RC&D Council, and Wetumpka YMCA.

Before being elected to the Alabama House of Representatives, Troy served for six years as Chairman of the Elmore County Commission.

Sherri Blevins is a staff writer for Yellowhammer News. You may contact her at sherri@yellowhammernews.com.

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