Sneed Challenges Strong in Town Hall | Huntsville News

Democrat Andrew Sneed, who narrowly won his primary with over 19,000 votes, held a fiery town hall in Decatur to challenge incumbent Dale Strong — who’s running unopposed and won’t face voters until November. Sneed, who’s outraised Strong twice this cycle without corporate money, slammed Strong for ignoring his invitations to community events and even questioned whether Strong knew who he was. While Strong has amassed over $1.3 million in campaign funds, Sneed boasts more than $640,000 — and he’s committed to meeting voters across North Alabama, something he says Strong hasn’t done in years. Attendees grilled him on healthcare, Social Security, gun control, and education — proving the district’s concerns are wide-ranging and urgent.

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