Andrew Sneed

Andrew Sneed changed careers at 32, leaving restaurant work to become a plumber's helper earning $10 an hour.¹ He spent seven years working through the trade before starting Whole Home Solutions in 2019 with an old GMC Yukon.¹ He is now a master plumber, gas fitter and father of three daughters.¹

Raised in Huntsville, Sneed attended city schools and graduated from Lee High School in 1998.¹ His mother worked in education and his father was an attorney.¹ He earned a fine arts degree at Boston University in 2003, spent seven years in New York City and returned south in 2010.¹

His congressional campaign focuses on housing, healthcare and energy costs, alongside changes to how Congress operates.² He founded Balance Accountability Candidates, a coalition advocating congressional term limits, a ban on members trading stocks and enforceable Supreme Court ethics rules.² It also supports a five year restriction on lobbying by former members.²

Sneed opposes the administration's tariffs and cuts to Medicaid and Affordable Care Act assistance.² He has held public town halls in north Alabama and invited Strong to join him.³² Their race pairs a contracting business owner seeking his first congressional term with an incumbent emphasizing federal investment and national defense.²