MEET ANTHONY
Anthony Daniels serves as the Minority Leader of the Alabama House of Representatives and has represented Alabama House District 53 since 2014. He became the youngest person and the first African American to serve as House Minority Leader in Alabama history.
Daniels grew up in Midway, Alabama. He earned both his bachelor’s degree in elementary education and his master’s degree in special education from Alabama A&M University. Daniels is a proud member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Before entering politics, he worked in education, nonprofit leadership, and community development.
In the legislature, Daniels has focused on economic development, education access, healthcare, and small business growth. He is also known for his work with First Book North Alabama, a nonprofit that provides books to underserved children.
Daniels is married to his wife, Dr. Teneshia Daniels, and together they share two children. After receiving a life-saving kidney donation from his wife, Anthony Daniels became an advocate for organ donation awareness and healthcare access across Alabama. Grounded in his faith, Daniels remains committed to serving Alabama families with compassion, integrity, and purpose.
ANTHONY IS LEADING THE FIGHT FOR
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Anthony Daniels helped deliver relief for working families by supporting the Child Tax Credit signed into law, while continuing to fight for grocery and gas tax relief and support for small businesses across Alabama.
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Anthony Daniels has fought against efforts that limit access to the ballot box and continues working to protect fair elections, early voting access, and the voices of Alabama communities.
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Anthony Daniels advocates for expanded healthcare access, support for rural hospitals, and lower healthcare costs so more Alabama families can get the care they need close to home.
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As a former educator, Anthony Daniels has fought to increase support for public schools, expand early childhood education, and create more affordable pathways to college and workforce training for Alabama students.