The 10 Most Conservative Cities In Alabama For 2025


The most conservative cities in Alabama are Oneonta and Hamilton for 2025 based on Saturday Night Science.

Now that we’re headed towards the next big election, we wanted to get a better sense of what parts of Alabama would be the most likely to back Donald Trump again.

Specifically, which cities have the highest number of conservative voters in the Heart Of Dixie?

To do so, we used Saturday Night Science to measure how each city in Alabama with populations greater than 5,000 voted in past elections. The cities with the highest percentage of voters who voted Republican were named the most conservative cities in the state.


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The 10 most conservative places in Alabama for 2025

  1. Oneonta
  2. Hamilton
  3. Arab
  4. Cullman
  5. Fort Payne
  6. Rainsville)
  7. Albertville
  8. Guntersville
  9. Boaz
  10. Opp

Most Conservative Cities In Alabama Map

If you’re wondering, Tuskegee is the most liberal city in Alabama of all those we measured.

And to be clear, we didn’t form this list based on our own biases — we relied on the cold hard data. For more on how we ran the numbers, keep on reading. Then we’ll take a closer look at each of our top 10 most conservative cities in Alabama.

Additional reading about Alabama and the most conservative places in the country:

The 10 Most Conservative Places In Alabama For 2025

Oneonta, AL

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Percent Republican: 89.6%
More on Oneonta: Data

Hamilton, AL

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Percent Republican: 88.4%
More on Hamilton: Data

Arab, AL

Source: Wikipedia User Brian Stansberry | CC BY 4.0
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Percent Republican: 88.1%
More on Arab: Data

Cullman, AL

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Percent Republican: 88.1%
More on Cullman: Data

Fort Payne, AL

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Overall SnackAbility

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Percent Republican: 84.4%
More on Fort Payne: Data

6. Rainsville

Rainsville, AL

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5
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Percent Republican: 84.4%
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Albertville, AL

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Percent Republican: 83.7%
More on Albertville: Data

Guntersville, AL

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6
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Percent Republican: 83.7%
More on Guntersville: Data

Boaz, AL

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Percent Republican: 83.7%
More on Boaz: Data

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Percent Republican: 83.7%
More on Opp: Data

How we determined the most conservative cities in Alabama for 2025

To find the most conservative places in Alabama, we used Saturday Night Science – the argument you’d make at a bar – to find the cities with the most conservatives.

We started by making a list of every city in Alabama over 5,000 people based on the 2019-2023 American Community Survey. That left us with 106 cities and towns.

We then measured the voting record and MIT election data to determine which places rock the most rightward in their allegiances by:

  1. Percentage Of Votes For The Republican President In 2020

Because no voting data exists at the city level, we used county-level election results from the 2020 election. We assigned every city in a county the percentage of votes that went to the Republicans, effectively extending the county’s results to the city level. In cases where larger cities encompassed an entire county, the election outcomes accurately reflected the city’s political landscape.

Next, we ranked each city from 1 to 106 for each criterion, where number one was the most conservative.

The winner, Oneonta, is “The Most Conservative City in Alabama For 2025”. The most liberal place in Alabama was Tuskegee.

We updated this article for 2025. This report is our tenth time ranking the most conservative places to live in Alabama.

Summing Up The Conservative Strongholds in Alabama

Well, there you have it, the places in Alabama that have the highest number of conservatives per capita, with Oneonta ranking as the most conservative in the entire state.

The most conservative cities in Alabama are Oneonta, Hamilton, Arab, Cullman, Fort Payne, Rainsville, Albertville, Guntersville, Boaz, and Opp.

If you’re curious, here are the least conservative cities in Alabama:

  1. Tuskegee
  2. Selma
  3. Montgomery

For more Alabama reading, check out:

Most Conservative Places In Alabama

Rank City Population % Conservative
1 Oneonta, AL 6,943 89.6%
2 Hamilton, AL 6,907 88.4%
3 Arab, AL 8,573 88.1%
4 Cullman, AL 18,894 88.1%
5 Fort Payne, AL 14,886 84.4%
6 Rainsville, AL 5,613 84.4%
7 Albertville, AL 22,584 83.7%
8 Guntersville, AL 8,771 83.7%
9 Boaz, AL 10,847 83.7%
10 Opp, AL 6,752 83.7%
11 Andalusia, AL 8,841 83.7%
12 Jasper, AL 14,480 83.4%
13 Calera, AL 17,188 83.3%
14 Clanton, AL 8,862 83.3%
15 Scottsboro, AL 15,641 83.2%
16 Russellville, AL 10,783 82.5%
17 Leeds, AL 12,221 81.4%
18 Moody, AL 13,378 81.4%
19 Margaret, AL 5,538 81.4%
20 Pell City, AL 13,353 81.4%
21 Trussville, AL 26,182 81.4%
22 Roanoke, AL 5,332 79.0%
23 Spanish Fort, AL 10,377 76.2%
24 Fairhope, AL 23,360 76.2%
25 Bay Minette, AL 8,215 76.2%
26 Robertsdale, AL 6,985 76.2%
27 Daphne, AL 28,673 76.2%
28 Foley, AL 22,330 76.2%
29 Orange Beach, AL 8,244 76.2%
30 Gulf Shores, AL 15,785 76.2%
31 Enterprise, AL 28,990 75.9%
32 Glencoe, AL 5,356 74.4%
33 Attalla, AL 5,829 74.4%
34 Southside, AL 9,407 74.4%
35 Rainbow City, AL 10,213 74.4%
36 Gadsden, AL 33,617 74.4%
37 Decatur, AL 57,760 73.8%
38 Hartselle, AL 15,586 73.8%
39 Tallassee, AL 5,056 73.5%
40 Wetumpka, AL 7,182 73.5%
41 Prattville, AL 38,850 73.5%
42 Millbrook, AL 16,923 73.5%
43 Dothan, AL 71,118 72.5%
44 Ozark, AL 14,348 72.5%
45 Florence, AL 41,231 71.5%
46 Alexander City, AL 14,686 71.3%
47 Headland, AL 5,124 71.1%
48 Madison, AL 58,335 70.4%
49 Athens, AL 27,474 70.4%
50 Huntsville, AL 218,814 70.4%
51 Helena, AL 21,452 69.3%
52 Hoover, AL 92,401 69.3%
53 Vestavia Hills, AL 38,704 69.3%
54 Alabaster, AL 33,633 69.3%
55 Birmingham, AL 199,322 69.3%
56 Pelham, AL 24,510 69.3%
57 Chelsea, AL 15,731 69.3%
58 Montevallo, AL 7,429 69.3%
59 Tuscumbia, AL 9,084 68.9%
60 Sheffield, AL 9,334 68.9%
61 Muscle Shoals, AL 16,670 68.9%
62 Jacksonville, AL 14,345 68.8%
63 Anniston, AL 21,377 68.8%
64 Oxford, AL 22,063 68.8%
65 Atmore, AL 8,389 68.3%
66 Brewton, AL 5,232 68.3%
67 Lincoln, AL 7,135 62.3%
68 Sylacauga, AL 12,388 62.3%
69 Talladega, AL 15,041 62.3%
70 Opelika, AL 31,944 59.1%
71 Auburn, AL 78,738 59.1%
72 Smiths Station, AL 5,443 59.1%
73 Phenix City, AL 38,477 59.1%
74 Troy, AL 17,733 58.1%
75 Monroeville, AL 5,875 57.6%
76 Greenville, AL 7,229 57.5%
77 Lanett, AL 6,854 57.3%
78 Valley, AL 10,406 57.3%
79 Northport, AL 30,991 56.7%
80 Tuscaloosa, AL 107,699 56.7%
81 Saraland, AL 16,304 55.3%
82 Mobile, AL 185,097 55.3%
83 Prichard, AL 19,121 55.3%
84 Satsuma, AL 6,784 55.3%
85 Semmes, AL 5,404 55.3%
86 Chickasaw, AL 6,367 55.3%
87 Eufaula, AL 12,664 53.5%
88 Demopolis, AL 7,010 49.0%
89 Fultondale, AL 9,753 42.6%
90 Irondale, AL 13,462 42.6%
91 Clay, AL 10,288 42.6%
92 Gardendale, AL 16,110 42.6%
93 Pinson, AL 7,851 42.6%
94 Pleasant Grove, AL 9,502 42.6%
95 Center Point, AL 16,125 42.6%
96 Bessemer, AL 25,655 42.6%
97 Mountain Brook, AL 22,160 42.6%
98 Fairfield, AL 9,846 42.6%
99 Hueytown, AL 16,541 42.6%
100 Tarrant, AL 6,014 42.6%
About Nick Johnson

Nick Johnson earned his masters in Business Administration from the Drucker School At Claremont Graduate University. He has written for 39 publications across the country and ran the media relations department at Movoto, a real estate portal based in San Francisco. He has been featured in over 500 publications as an expert in real estate and as an authority on real estate trends.

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