Barry Moore
Alabama Republican congressman; received $350k Fellowship PAC independent expenditure buy.
Last refreshed: 7 May 2026 · Appears in 1 active topic
Could Barry Moore's own district be redrawn again as Alabama joins the post-Callais cascade?
Timeline for Barry Moore
Fellowship PAC drops $3M on GOP races
US Midterms 2026- Who is Barry Moore and which Alabama district does he represent?
- Barry Moore is a Republican congressman elected in 2020, representing Alabama's 2nd congressional district, which was redrawn in 2023 to include a new majority-Black configuration following VRA litigation.
- Why did Fellowship PAC spend money on Barry Moore in 2026?
- Fellowship PAC, a crypto-aligned PAC linked to Tether, disclosed a $350,000 independent expenditure supporting Moore as part of a $3M+ multi-state spend on Republican incumbents in the 2026 cycle.Source: Lowdown reporting
- Could Alabama redraw its congressional maps and affect Barry Moore's district?
- The Brennan Center and CFR flagged Alabama as a likely post-Callais redistricting state. A new map could undo the 2023 majority-Black district creation, potentially reshaping the seat Moore currently holds.Source: Lowdown reporting
Background
Barry Moore is a Republican congressman representing Alabama's 2nd congressional district, a seat that shifted boundaries in the 2023 post-redistricting cycle following VRA litigation that ultimately led to a second majority-Black district being drawn. Moore received a $350,000 independent expenditure from Fellowship PAC in its post-Q1 2026 disclosure, one of four Republican incumbents targeted by the crypto-aligned PAC's $3 million-plus spend.
Moore was first elected in 2020 and re-elected in 2022. He has previously been linked to the House Freedom Caucus and has supported challenges to presidential certification. The Alabama context adds an additional redistricting dimension: Alabama is named by the CFR and Brennan Center as a likely next state to act post-Callais, meaning Moore's own district could be redrawn to undo the 2023 majority-Black seat creation.
The Fellowship PAC investment in Moore tracks with the PAC's broader pattern of supporting House Republicans perceived as reliably pro-crypto-industry at a moment when digital asset legislation is moving through Congress.