Engineer. Entrepreneur. Fighting for healthcare, housing, and infrastructure in District 21.
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The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born — but that transition is over. The new world is here. Public trust in institutions has been deeply fractured by outdated systems that serve a select few. The federal government has abandoned communities like ours, and at the state level we are met with apathy. Forrest Satterfield is not here to promise a return to a bygone era. He is here to lead District 21 into a new day. Forrest is a UAB-trained biomedical engineer and serial entrepreneur who founded his first startup at age 19. From 3D-printed prosthetics to supplying N95 masks for frontline healthcare workers during COVID-19, he has spent his career solving real problems for real people.
Three values guide every decision Forrest makes as a candidate and as a future representative — and they are the same values that have guided every company he has built.
You deserve to know exactly where your tax dollars go. Forrest will fight for public dashboards and open records so District 21 families can hold their government accountable.
Forrest has worked long hours building companies that created real products and real jobs. He brings that same drive and discipline to every challenge and won't stop until the work is done.
Forrest got into engineering because he wanted to help people. That purpose drives everything from affordable prosthetics to COVID equipment to this campaign for District 21.
Every voice matters in District 21. Forrest will be a representative for working families, rural communities, and anyone who feels left behind by a government that only works for the powerful.
District 21 deserves a representative who isn't beholden to corporate donors. Forrest will always put community needs before special interests.
Forrest brings an engineer's practical, problem-solving mindset to Montgomery, asking what works instead of what polls well, and building real solutions for District 21.
Stay informed on Forrest's campaign events, policy positions, and the fight for District 21.
Forrest has spent his career building things that matter, solving problems others walked past, and showing up when it counted most. In business, leaders give their stakeholders quarterly reports — here is what I did, here is what I am working on, here is where your investment went. Forrest will bring that same discipline to Montgomery, publishing quarterly public updates so District 21 always knows exactly what their representative is doing on their behalf.
From founding his first startup at 19 to speaking at Google as a University Innovation Fellow, Forrest has built a career defined by showing up, solving problems, and never accepting the status quo. This is the journey that led him to run for District 21.
Forrest announces his candidacy for Alabama House District 21, filing to run as the Democratic challenger to incumbent Rex Reynolds.
Forrest publicly opposes the Huntsville Hospital acquisition of Crestwood Medical Center, calling for FTC antitrust review and reform of Alabama's Certificate of Need laws.
Forrest hosts District 21's first town hall on healthcare, housing, and accountability, drawing families from Hazel Green to Meridianville.
Primary Election Day. Forrest Satterfield vs. the status quo — District 21 decides its future.