Educator. Advocate. Daughter of Birmingham. Dr. Renée Morgan has spent 25 years building the schools, programs, and communities that make this city worth fighting for. Now she's ready to lead it.
Dr. Renée Morgan was born in Ensley, raised in Woodlawn, and educated at Ramsay High School before earning her doctorate in Educational Leadership from UAB. She has spent her entire adult life in service to Birmingham — as a teacher, a principal, a school board member, and the founding director of the Birmingham Youth Leadership Institute.
She is not running because she wants power. She is running because she has watched this city make promises to its people and fail to keep them — and she believes she has both the track record and the will to do better.
"I have sat in the rooms where Birmingham's decisions get made. I know what gets prioritized and what gets deferred. I know who gets heard and who doesn't. That changes on day one."
Not talking points. Not aspirations. Six specific commitments that Dr. Morgan will be held accountable to from the first day she takes office.
This city is full of extraordinary people, extraordinary institutions, and extraordinary potential. What it has lacked is leadership equal to that potential. That changes in 2026.
These are not abstract concerns. They are the lived reality of too many Birmingham families — and they are the reason Dr. Morgan is running.
"Dr. Morgan is the leader Birmingham has been waiting for. She doesn't just understand education policy — she has lived it, taught it, and built institutions around it. Our members are unanimous in our support."
"In 20 years of labor organizing in this city, I have never seen a candidate who actually comes to the table. Renée Morgan doesn't just say she'll fight for workers — she already has. She has our full endorsement."
"The Birmingham Business Alliance endorses Dr. Morgan because she understands that economic growth and community investment are not competing priorities — they are the same priority. She has a real plan and a real record."
Dr. Morgan accepts no corporate PAC money — only contributions from real Birmingham residents and Alabama voters. Every dollar funds canvassing, community events, and the work of reaching every voter in this city. The legal maximum is $2,800 per individual.
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