Felix Moore — Republican Candidate for U.S. House in Alabama, 2026

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Felix Moore vetoed the RENEW study bill in 2026, which aimed to assess greenhouse gas emissions costs. The veto, criticized by the Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN) Action Fund, was reportedly based on its failure to alleviate broader state budget challenges, despite the bill's funding coming from dedicated climate funds. Moore is also noted for supporting clean energy initiatives.

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Felix Moore, a former principal, advocates for better compensation for school staff, describing them as the "cornerstone" of schools. He has criticized pay reductions for the lowest-paid school employees and questioned salary increases for new finance department staff amidst these cuts. Moore also supported the "Sharing Brings Hope" campaign, aiming to address inequities within the school district.

“AND I KNOW FIRSTHAND BECAUSE I WAS A PRINCIPAL AND A DIRECTOR FOR 20 SOME YEARS, AS YOU ALL KNOW MY STORY AND I RELY ON THESE FOLKS. AND IT'S ALSO, THEY ARE ALSO THE LOWEST PAYING FOLKS IN OUR DISTRICTS. AND THAT PRESSES MY HEART [...] AND SO WHEN WE DO NOT RESPECT THE FOLKS THAT DO THE HARDEST WORK, WHICH IS SCIU, THEN WE ARE SHOWING THAT THEY DON'T MATTER. THAT THEY ARE DISPENSABLE AND THEY ARE NOT. THEY ARE THE CORNERSTONE OF WHAT WE RELY ON AT SCHOOLS TO GET IT DONE AS ADMINISTRATORS. SO FROM ALL MY ADMINISTRATORS, I THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART BECAUSE I RELIED ON YOU TO BE A SUCCESSFUL LEADER AT MY SITE FOR 11 YEARS. [...] IT IS A REDUCTION IN PAY. AND IF YOU REALLY WANNA GET RIGHT DOWN TO IT, WHY DON'T ALL OF YOU TAKE THE SAME REDUCTION AND MODEL THE SAME BEHAVIOR FOR THOSE YOU ARE THROWING ONTO THE BONFIRE?" - Felix Moore, LAUSD video”

Felix Moore voted in favor of H.R. 405 in the 119th Congress, a procedural bill to consider legislation. This included bills to require reports on violent attacks against law enforcement officers, improve the Law Enforcement Officer Safety Act regarding concealed weapons for officers, and allow federal law enforcement officers to purchase retired service weapons.