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Steve Livingston

Majority Leader of the Alabama Senate
Incumbent
Assumed office October 30, 2023
Preceded by	Clay Scofield
Member of the Alabama Senate from the 8th district
Incumbent
Assumed office November 5, 2014
Preceded by	Shadrack McGill

Personal details
Education	University of Alabama (BA)

Steve Livingston is an American politician. A member of the Republican Party, he has served in the Alabama Senate, representing the 8th district since January 2015.^[1] In 2023, his Republican colleagues elected him Majority Leader of the Alabama Senate following the resignation of Clay Scofield.^[2]

Early political activities[edit]

Senator Livingston was elected to the Alabama State Senate in November, 2014 and reelected in 2018. He was named to GOPAC’s Emerging Leaders Class in 2019.^[3]

In May 2019, he voted to make abortion a crime at any stage in a pregnancy, with no exemptions for cases of rape or incest.^[4]

Education[edit]

Livingston is a graduate of Scottsboro High School, and holds a degree from the University of Alabama.^[3]

Personal life[edit]

Senator Livingston is a small businessman and resident Scottsboro, Alabama. He is a member of First United Methodist Church, and has two children, Laura Ann and Jager.^[3]

References[edit]

^ Doyle, Steve (November 4, 2014). "Republican Steve Livingston wins Alabama Senate District 8 seat covering Jackson, Madison, DeKalb counties". AL.com. Retrieved 1 March 2017.
^ News, Todd Stacy, Alabama Daily (2023-11-01). "Livingston elected new Senate majority leader as Scofield steps away from Legislature". The Anniston Star. Retrieved 2023-12-31. {{cite web}}: |last= has generic name (help)CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
^ ^a ^b ^c "Steve Livingston". Alabama Senate Republican Caucus. Retrieved 2023-12-31.
^ Durkin, Erin; Benwell, Max (2019-05-15). "These 25 Republicans – all white men – just voted to ban abortion in Alabama". The Guardian. ISSN 0261-3077. Retrieved 2023-12-31.

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Biography at Alabama Legislature

Alabama Senate
Preceded by Clay Scofield	Majority Leader of the Alabama Senate 2023–present	Incumbent

v t e Statewide political officials of Alabama
U.S. senators	Tommy Tuberville Katie Britt
State government	Kay Ivey, Governor Will Ainsworth, Lieutenant Governor Steve Marshall, Attorney General Wes Allen, Secretary of State Young Boozer, Treasurer Andrew Sorrell, Auditor Rick Pate, Agriculture Commissioner Chip Beeker, Twinkle Cavanaugh, and Jeremy Oden, Public Service Commissioners
Senate	Will Ainsworth, President Greg Reed, President pro tempore Steve Livingston, Majority Leader Bobby Singleton, Minority Leader
House	Nathaniel Ledbetter, Speaker Chris Pringle, Speaker pro tempore Scott Stadthagen, Majority Leader Anthony Daniels, Minority Leader
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Majority leaders	AL: ▌Livingston (R) AK: ▌Giessel (R) AZ: ▌Borrelli (R) AR: ▌Johnson (R) CA: ▌Gonzalez (D) CO: ▌Rodriguez (D) CT: ▌Duff (D) DE: ▌Townsend (D) FL: ▌Albritton (R) GA: ▌Gooch (R) HI: ▌Kanuha (D) ID: ▌Anthon (R) IL: ▌Lightford (D) IN: ▌Garten (R) IA: ▌Whitver (R) KS: ▌Alley (R) KY: ▌Thayer (R) LA: ▌Stine (R) ME: ▌Vitelli (D) MD: ▌King (D) MA: ▌Creem (D) MI: ▌Brinks (D) MN: ▌Murphy (D) MS: ▌Kirby (R) MO: ▌O'Laughlin (R) MT: ▌Fitzpatrick (R) NE: ▌Aguilar (R)* NV: ▌Cannizzaro (D) NH: ▌Carson (R) NJ: ▌Ruiz (D) NM: ▌Wirth (D) NY: ▌Stewart-Cousins (D) NC: ▌Newton (R) ND: ▌Hogue (R) OH: ▌McColley (R) OK: ▌McCortney (R) OR: ▌Lieber (D) PA: ▌Pittman (R) RI: ▌Pearson (D) SC: ▌Massey (R) SD: ▌Crabtree (R) TN: ▌Johnson (R) TX: ▌Paxton (R) UT: ▌Vickers (R) VT: ▌Clarkson (D) VA: ▌Surovell (D) WA: ▌Billig (D) WV: ▌Takubo (R) WI: ▌LeMahieu (R) WY: ▌Hicks (R) DC: ▌Mendelson (D)* GU: ▌Barnett (D)* MP: ▌Magofna (D) PR: ▌Aponte (PPD/D) VI: ▌Gittens (D)*
Minority leaders	AL: ▌Singleton (D) AK: Vacant AZ: ▌Epstein (D) AR: ▌Leding (D) CA: ▌Jones (R) CO: ▌Lundeen (R) CT: ▌Kelly (R) DE: ▌Hocker (R) FL: ▌Book (D) GA: ▌Butler (D) HI: ▌Fevella (R) ID: ▌Wintrow (D) IL: ▌Curran (R) IN: ▌Taylor (D) IA: ▌Jochum (D) KS: ▌Sykes (D) KY: ▌Neal (D) LA: ▌Boudreaux (D) ME: ▌Stewart (R) MD: ▌Hershey (R) MA: ▌Tarr (R) MI: ▌Nesbitt (R) MN: ▌Johnson (R) MS: ▌Simmons (D) MO: ▌Rizzo (D) MT: ▌Flowers (D) NE: Vacant* NV: ▌Gansert (R) NH: ▌Soucy (D) NJ: ▌Bucco (R) NM: ▌Baca (R) NY: ▌Ortt (R) NC: ▌Blue (D) ND: ▌Hogan (D-NPL) OH: ▌Antonio (D) OK: ▌Floyd (D) OR: ▌Knopp (R) PA: ▌Costa (D) RI: ▌de la Cruz (R) SC: ▌Hutto (D) SD: ▌Nesiba (D) TN: ▌Akbari (D) TX: ▌Alvarado (D) UT: ▌Escamilla (D) VT: ▌Brock (R) VA: ▌McDougle (R) WA: ▌Braun (R) WV: ▌Woelfel (D) WI: ▌Hesselbein (D) WY: ▌Rothfuss (D) DC: None* GU: ▌Blas (R)* MP: ▌Manglona (I) PR: ▌Rivera (PNP/R) VI: ▌DeGraff (I)*
*Unicameral body

v t e Members of the Alabama State Senate
President of the Senate Will Ainsworth (R) President pro tempore Greg Reed (R) Majority Leader Steve Livingston (R) Minority Leader Bobby Singleton (D)
▌Tim Melson (R) ▌Tom Butler (R) ▌Arthur Orr (R) ▌Garlan Gudger (R) ▌Greg Reed (R) ▌Larry Stutts (R) ▌Sam Givhan (R) ▌Steve Livingston (R) ▌Wes Kitchens (R) ▌Andrew Jones (R) ▌Lance Bell (R) ▌Keith Kelley (R) ▌Randy Price (R) ▌April Weaver (R) ▌Dan Roberts (R) ▌J. T. Waggoner (R) ▌Shay Shelnutt (R) ▌Rodger Smitherman (D) ▌Merika Coleman (D) ▌Linda Coleman-Madison (D) ▌Gerald Allen (R) ▌Greg Albritton (R) ▌Robert Stewart (D) ▌Bobby Singleton (D) ▌Will Barfoot (R) ▌Kirk Hatcher (D) ▌Jay Hovey (R) ▌Billy Beasley (D) ▌Donnie Chesteen (R) ▌Clyde Chambliss (R) ▌Josh Carnley (R) ▌Chris Elliott (R) ▌Vivian Davis Figures (D) ▌Jack W. Williams (R) ▌David Sessions (R)
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