Tommy Tuberville holds overwhelming trader consensus in Alabama’s Republican gubernatorial primary due to his established statewide profile as a sitting U.S. senator, consistent double-digit polling leads, and the absence of viable challengers. Ken McFeeters has pursued residency challenges and a lawsuit questioning Tuberville’s eligibility under the state constitution, yet Alabama GOP officials declined hearings and courts have not intervened ahead of the May 19 vote. These efforts have failed to shift momentum or qualify as disqualifying factors. With early voting underway and the primary one day away, the market reflects broad acceptance of Tuberville’s path to nomination unless an unexpected late ruling or turnout anomaly alters the outcome.