Alabama likely voters overwhelmingly support education freedom and giving families more flexibility and options to tailor an education for their children. They view the CHOOSE Act favorably and believe it should be fully funded so that every interested child in the state has the opportunity to benefit from it. They support universal access to every public school for all students and would be more likely to vote for legislators who champion these policies.
WHAT ALABAMA LIKELY VOTERS WANT RIGHT NOW
MORE EDUCATION FREEDOM IN ALABAMA
Likely voters across Alabama support giving families more flexibility to choose the best school for their children.
- 81% support education freedom, with 61% strongly in support.
- 82% say families should have more flexibility and options in how their children are educated.
- 69% agree education funding should follow a child to their selected school.
- 65% would be more likely to vote for a candidate for governor who supports giving families more education freedom.
A FULLY FUNDED CHOOSE ACT
Likely voters view the CHOOSE Act favorably and want it fully funded.
- 69% view the program favorably, a significant 52-points higher than those who view it unfavorably.
- 65% support fully funding the program so every child in Alabama who wants to use it can do so; only 19% oppose.
- 53% support removing the homeschool cap so every child has access to funding.
UNIVERSAL PUBLIC SCHOOL ACCESS
Likely voters want an open public school system where every child can find what works for them.
- 93% agree every child should have access to the public school that best meets their needs.
- 75% support allowing children to attend any public school with available capacity, rather than staying within their assigned zone.
- 55% – more than half of all likely voters – would be more likely to vote for a legislator if they supported giving children universal access.
Survey conducted July 8-11, 2026 | N=601 likely voters | MoE = +/- 4.0% | 57% text-to-web, 43% online
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