Tim Wadsworth represents Alabama House District 14, which includes rural portions of Cullman, Jefferson, Walker, and Winston counties. Born on June 3, 1957, he has served as a state representative since 2014 and announced his re-election bid for 2026. As a conservative leader from Arley, Alabama, Wadsworth focuses on fiscal responsibility, community development, and securing state resources for local schools, nonprofits, volunteer fire departments, infrastructure, and healthcare.

Notable achievements include funding for the Wallace State Community Learning Center, healthcare facilities in Walker and Winston counties, lighting for I-22, Duncan Bridge safety improvements, and grants for rural services. He currently serves as Vice Chair of the Alabama House Judiciary Committee and sits on committees including Public Safety and Homeland Security, Children and Senior Advocacy, Jefferson County Legislation, and Local Legislation.

Education and Political Experience

• Occupation: Attorney from Winston County.
• Political Experience: First elected to the Alabama House of Representatives in 2014; incumbent for District 14 ; known for advocating practical solutions, accountability, and opposition to higher taxes.