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Nathaniel Ledbetter

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Business owner

Nathaniel Ledbetter is a Republican candidate for Alabama House of Representatives District 24 in the 2026 election. They are the incumbent.

From the candidate’s public filings

Background

Ledbetter's professional experience includes working for the Sand Mountain Electric Cooperative. He served as mayor and as a member of the city council of Rainsville, Alabama.[11]

Campaign themes

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Ledbetter's website highlighted the following campaign themes:[11]

Education

Excerpt: "As a steering board member of the DeKalb County Technical School, Nathaniel is promoting the expansion of the current curriculum to help enable our kids to have a greater opportunity for successful careers."

Family Farms

Excerpt: "Nathaniel grew up working on local farms, hauling hay and working on a poultry farm. Agriculture is a trademark of the South, and is a part of our heritage. He knows how hard farmers work, and wants to ensure the financial well-being of these family-owned small businesses for generations to come."

Jobs

Excerpt: "During Nathaniel’s tenure as mayor, Rainsville witnessed hundreds of new jobs created through plants like Emerson Electric and RTI, a major Honda supplier. If elected, he plans to use the same conservative principles and pro-business approaches that recruited those jobs to help get our state’s economy booming again."

Ledbetter's website listed the following issues:[20]

Economic Development

Excerpt: "We all want the best for our children. That is one of the primary reasons I have placed such a high priority on economic development throughout my career in government."

Education

Excerpt: "There is no one who is more concerned with educating our children than I am. With a wife, two sons, and a daughter-in-law who all work in education, I hear the concerns of our educators, and I know the challenges they face."

Agriculture

Excerpt: "Agribusiness is the leading industry in Alabama, and District 24 is one of the top ag producing regions in the state. I am passionate about supporting the work of our farming families. "

Fire and Rescue Departments

Excerpt: "Fire and Rescue Departments are the backbone of the communities in District 24, and I am committed to supporting the work they do to protect our families and properties. They need our help, especially in this difficult economy."

On the 2026 ballot

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Compiled from the candidate’s published profile as of September 30, 2026.

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