Katherine Robertson

(AL-AG)

Primary Election:: May 19, 2026
General Election:: November 3, 2026
Age:: 41
Hometown:: Birmingham, AL
Professional Background:: Chief Counsel in the Alabama Attorney General’s Office

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Biography

Katherine Robertson is an eighth-generation Alabamian, attorney, wife, and mother. A graduate of the University of Alabama School of Law, Robertson previously served at the Department of Justice during the Bush Administration and on the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee under then-Sen. Jeff Sessions.

Since joining the Alabama Attorney General’s Office in 2016, Robertson has become the longest-serving Chief Counsel in Alabama history. She has helped lead Alabama’s legal fights against Biden Administration overreach and defended free speech policies. Additionally, Robertson is a proud supporter of school choice.

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Katherine Robertson won the Republican nomination for Attorney General of Alabama on June 16, 2026, defeating Jay Mitchell in the runoff election. Robertson, the longest-serving Chief Counsel in the history of Alabama’s Attorney General’s Office, is the Republican nominee to succeed Attorney General Steve Marshall. With President Trump carrying Alabama 65% to 34% in 2024, Republicans remain strongly favored to retain the office in the November 2026 general election.

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