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Merika Coleman

Currently holds the office of Alabama State Senate - District 19 until November 9, 2026.

Candidate for Alabama State Senate - District 19 in 2026 Alabama Primary Election.

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Merika Coleman

Alabama State Senate - District 19

About Merika Coleman

Professional Experience
US Senate, Senator -AL (2023 - Present)
Miles College, Assistant Professor (Present)
Alabama House of Representatives, State Representative
Degrees
JD, University of Alabama at Birmingham
University of Alabama Birmingham, Mass Communications- TV / Radio
Mississippi University for Women, Journalism
University of Alabama at Birmingham, Public Administration

Criminal Justice / Public Safety

She champions fairness, accountability, and equal access to justice for all Alabamians. Learn more

Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Alabama State Senate - District 19 in Alabama Primary Election
U.S. House of Representatives - Alabama 2nd Congressional District in Alabama Primary Election
Alabama State Senate - District 19 in Alabama General Election
Alabama State Senate - District 19 in Alabama Primary Election
Alabama House of Representatives - District 57 in Alabama 2018 General Election

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