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Christina Woerner McInnis is Candidate for AL Ag Commissioner. The Job Is Much More than Most Realize.
11/24/2025
Christina Woerner McInnis is Candidate for AL Ag Commissioner. The Job Is Much More than Most Realize.
, and the job turns out to be far bigger — and far stranger — than most of us realize. Once she and I started talking, the scope unfurled like a county fair map: everything from how many gallons come through the gasoline pump to whether the grocery-store salad bar scale is honest, all the way to steering timber policy across the entire state. Historically, candidates have fit a familiar mold: men in cowboy hats, thick accents, and a kind of mythic farm-boss swagger. Christina is a sharp break from that pattern. She’s a woman who grew up on the office side of her family farm — the side where you learn not just how a farm works, but why it works. She’ll tell you she can drive a tractor and pull a calf, and she can, but her real power is in understanding how all the pieces of a complex system knit together to create a viable, resilient operation. That’s the same lens she brings to the commissioner’s office she’s aiming for: a deep grasp of how Alabama’s many agricultural worlds — fuel, food, timber, regulation, commerce — interlock. She wants to pull those pieces together with intention and clarity, not nostalgia, to strengthen the state’s future. Comments: .
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