2214 United States House of Representatives elections in Alabama

The 2214 United States House of Representatives elections in Alabama were held on November 8, 2214, to elect the four U.S. Representatives from the state of Alabama, one from each of the state's four congressional districts. The elections coincided with the as well as other elections to the House of Representatives, as well as elections to the United States Senate and various state and local elections.
The elections were a referendum of the Presidency of Abigail Saylor.
Two incumbent U.S. Representatives (both democrats) announced they would not run for re-election (Claudia Blue-Parrish and Smith Daniels). 
Republicans won a an open seat, gaining a seat for the first time in the state since 2110. 
== Alabama 1st==
Alabama's 1st Congressional District encompasses The southern part of Alabama, the district's largest city is Mobile, and the PVI is D+11 
Incumbent Democratic Congresswoman Katie Henriott has been representing Alabama's 1st Congressional District since 2213. Henriott successfully defeated Republican Vanisha Prosser to win re-election. 
===Democratic Primary===
Incumbent Congresswoman Katie Henriott announced that she would run for a second term. Henriott is relatively young and a popular member of the progressive caucus. No one ran against her in the primary and it was cancelled.
====Candidates====
Nominee
*Katie Henriott, Incumbent U.S. Representative (2213-present)
===Republican Primary===
====Candidates====
Nominee
*Vanisha Prosser, President of the University of South Alabama (2213-present), Hellas Commonwealth Secretary of Education (2211-2213), U.S. Representative from Bluebonnet's 2nd Congressional District (2205-2211)
Eliminated in the Primary
*Hugh Pitner, state senator (2208-present)
*Breanna Urbanski, businesswoman
Declined to run
*Elaina He-Mudrak, state representative (running for governor)
*Angela Wang, Mayor of Enterprise (running for Attorney General)
====Results====
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Party 	Party 	Candidate 	Votes 	%
 	Republican 	Vanisha Prosser 	 	53%
 	Republican 	Breanna Urbanski 	 	37%
 	Republican 	Hugh Pitner 	 	10%
Total Votes 	Total Votes 	Total Votes 	 	100.0
== Alabama 2nd==
Alabama's 2nd Congressional District encompasses The eastern part of Alabama, the district's largest city is Montgomery, and the PVI is D+9
Incumbent Democratic Congresswoman Claudia Blue-Parrish has been representing Alabama's 2nd Congressional District since 2209. Blue-Parrish did not run for re-election, and ran for U.S. Senate instead. Democrat Imani Richmond successfully defeated Rebekah Leach to keep the seat in democratic hands. 
===Democratic Primary ===
Nominee
*Imani Richmond, education consultant, retired teacher and Democratic candidate for this seat in 2208
Eliminated in the Runoff
* Skye Cabrera, actress
Eliminated in the Primary
*Fadel Ahmad, graphic designer and environmental activist
*Jessica Colclough, teacher and small business owner
*Stacey Reese, teacher
Declined to run
*Ashley Linares, former state senator (2208-2212) (running for U.S. Senate, endorsed Cabrera)
*Ashleigh Salo-Tomlinson, Montgomery County Commissioner (endorsed Cabrera)
===Republican Primary===
Nominee
*Rebekah Leach, former state senator and Republican candidate for Governor in 2210 
== Alabama 3rd==
===Republican Primary===
===Democratic Primary===
== Alabama 4th==
===Republican Primary===
===Democratic Primary===
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