In 2011, Senator Waggoner voted YES on SB310 — to repeal the Teacher Tenure Law and the Fair Dismissal Act. The vote was 18-16, decided by a single senator. People hear "tenure" and imagine a guaranteed job for life. It wasn't that. It was due process — the right to know why, the right to respond,

Three months ago, the Alabama Legislature passed SB71. Sen. Waggoner voted YES. The Cahaba River. Oak Mountain. Hunting land. Fishing spots. Drinking water. The bill limits Alabama's ability to go beyond federal standards if we decide we want stronger protections for places we care about. I belie

In 2016, Birmingham voted to raise its own minimum wage to $10.10/hr. The Alabama Legislature passed HB174 to stop it. Sen. Waggoner voted YES. I believe local communities deserve a voice in decisions about their own workers.

Today we remember and honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. As District 16 gathers with family and friends today, let’s take a moment to remember those who never made it home. 🇺🇸

Happy Sunday, District 16. Family, church, baseball, yard work, and getting ready for another week. If you’re new here: I’m Spencer Stone, a teacher of 16 years and candidate for Alabama Senate District 16. Glad you’re here. Follow along: stone4senate.com/signup

My first bill lets a teacher serve in the Legislature without quitting the classroom — fixing a 2010 law Sen. Waggoner sponsored. The kicker: the AEA's own PAC has given Waggoner $47,500, $30K this year. https://stone4senate.com/press/let-teachers-serve-act-explained/

My first bill, released today: the Let Teachers Serve Act. A 2010 Alabama law forces any teacher elected to the Legislature to quit teaching. I've taught 16 years. A farmer can serve, a lawyer can serve — only the teacher has to quit. Time to fix that. Nov. 4.

AL SD-16 primary called: Waggoner 54, Carlson 46. Thousands of Republican voters said the district is ready for a different conversation. The general election should belong to all of us. I'm Spencer Stone — a teacher of 16 years running for the Alabama Senate. Nov. 4. Let's talk.

I voted this morning. 🇺🇸 Local elections shape our schools, roads, and communities more than most people realize. Hope you make time to vote today.

Alabama showing off after the storm. 🌈⚾

If you are near a diamond tonight, look for a Stone in the field. ⚾️ Baseball night in Homewood.

Hi, Bluesky. I’m Spencer Stone — teacher, tech educator, baseball dad, and candidate for Alabama Senate District 16. I believe regular people deserve representatives who explain things clearly, answer questions directly, and solve problems. Also: expect baseball photos and tech rabbit holes.