Forrest Satterfield
Healthcare. Housing. Infrastructure. A new day.
Alabama House District 21 is growing — and Forrest is ready to lead.
Forrest is running for Alabama House District 21 — building toward healthcare competition, affordable housing that stays in family hands, infrastructure that gets working people to work, and accountability you can audit quarterly. In session and out.
42,000+
Oct 19, 2026
Reg Deadline
Nov 3
Healthcare. Housing. Infrastructure. All for Alabama.
- Healthcare Reform
- Housing & Generational Wealth
- Infrastructure & Local Control
- Government Accountability
- Open Books & Quarterly Reports
- Child Care & Family Support
“The future of North Alabama depends on leaders who are ready to innovate.”
Forrest represents the next generation of Alabama leadership. He doesn't just see the problems of today; he sees the opportunities of tomorrow. At For The Future Victory Fund, we believe Forrest's background in bio-entrepreneurship and his dedication to public service make him the ideal voice for District 21 in Montgomery. He is ready to build an Alabama that works for everyone.
42,000+
Nov 3
Alabama changes when we build differently.
Huntsville is booming — and working families in Madison County deserve a representative who is in the work, in session and out. Forrest is running on the three issues that matter most to our community: healthcare, housing, and infrastructure. From breaking the hospital monopoly to keeping single-family homes in family hands to finally fixing US 231 — Forrest has a plan for every family in our district.
Register today to vote for the future of Alabama.
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The Moonshots: Statewide Rail. Chip Manufacturing. Alabama’s Future.
We are Huntsville — the city that in less than 10 years put a man on the moon. Forrest’s moonshots include a passenger rail line from Huntsville to Mobile and bringing chip manufacturing to North Alabama funded by the defense budget. Big ideas worth building. Huntsville already did it once.
Where Forrest is focused.
From breaking the healthcare monopoly to protecting homes from Wall Street, fixing US 231, fully funding public schools, and bringing real accountability to Montgomery — Forrest has a plan for every family in our district.
Housing: Build It Right. Stand Behind It.
Alabama law doesn’t require residential builders to provide a written warranty. Doesn’t require liability insurance. Doesn’t codify a statutory implied warranty. Forrest’s lead legislative plank: a 1-2-6 statutory warranty floor, mandatory liability insurance, and a statutory implied warranty of good and workmanlike construction. Plus protections that keep single-family homes in family hands and shield seniors from Medicaid estate seizure.
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Healthcare: Stop the Death Spiral
North Alabama is caught in a healthcare death spiral. One hospital system controls every general hospital within fifty miles of Huntsville. State law shields it from federal antitrust review. Nurses and doctors leave for better pay. We’re short on specialists. A life-threatening emergency can mean 30 minutes to the ER, hours of waiting, then a 2-hour transfer to Birmingham or Nashville. Forrest is mapping the way out — and building it.
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Education: Invest in Our Future
Alabama’s per-pupil funding sits in the lower third of the country and teacher pay scales lag inflation. The mechanism is the budget, and the budget is a choice. Forrest is working to fully fund public schools, raise teacher pay to competitive levels, expand career and technical education, and stop voucher schemes that drain public school funding.
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Infrastructure: Fix US 231 & Give Communities Local Control
Thousands of Madison County residents drive US 231 from Hazel Green and Meridianville to Redstone Arsenal and Research Park every day. Because it’s a state-owned road, only the governor decides if it gets fixed — and historically, it doesn’t. Forrest is working to give Hazel Green a path to incorporation, return local road control to the communities that drive these roads, and bring real relief to our commuters.
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Accountability: Quarterly Reports & Open Books
Forrest pledges quarterly public reports on his legislative activity — just like a CEO reports to investors. You'll always know what your representative is doing, what bills he voted for, and where your tax dollars are going. No more silence between elections.
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Child Care: Make Alabama a Place to Start a Family
Child care in Alabama costs more than rent for many families and pays workers less than fast food. A market that fails on both sides at once. Forrest is working — in session and out — to make Alabama a place where starting a family is a choice, not a financial gamble.
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