- District identifier: AL-HD-064
- State chamber: Alabama House of Representatives (lower chamber)
- State key: sldl:01:64
- Portal wiki path: explore/places/al/lower/64
- Census Geographic Identifier: GEOID 62000US01064
- Current representation: Represented by Donna Givens (dated reference extract 2026-09-30 via Alabama Legislature Member Directory)
- Chamber structure: One representative per district; part of the 105-seat lower house established by the Alabama Legislature
- Collection date: 2026-10-08
¶ 2. Geography and Communities
- Mapped boundary extent: West longitude -87.852363, South latitude 30.34825, East longitude -87.564553, North latitude 30.875939 based on the Alabama 2021 Legislative District Map
- County intersection: Entirely contained within Baldwin County pursuant to US Census TIGER/Line Cartographic Boundaries
- Core municipalities: Contains nearly the entirety of Robertsdale, Silverhill, Summerdale, and Stapleton
- Partial municipal overlaps: Encompasses portions of Loxley, Foley, Bay Minette, Elberta, Spanish Fort, and Daphne
- Regional physical landscape: Situated in the Gulf Coastal Plain of central and eastern Baldwin County, draining into the Styx River and Perdido River watersheds to the east, and Fish River tributaries to the west
- Transportation corridors: Bisected north-to-south by Alabama State Route 59 through Robertsdale and Summerdale, crossed east-to-west by Interstate 10 in the north-central portion, and served by US Route 90 through Loxley and Robertsdale (documented by the Alabama Department of Transportation)
¶ 3. Population and Electorate
- Total resident population: 58,014 with a margin of error of ±3,580, according to the US Census Bureau ACS 2020-2024 5-Year Estimates
- Household economic baseline: Median household income of $64,665 with a margin of error of ±$6,586 (inflation-adjusted 2024 dollars)
- Poverty universe and rate: 7,436 persons residing below the poverty line out of a measured universe of 56,242 individuals (margin of error ±1,162)
- Electoral demographic context: Primarily suburbanizing rural communities transitioning toward exurban commuter density, driven by the overall growth rate of Baldwin County
¶ 4. Elections and Political Context
- 2022 General Election: Republican Donna Givens won election to represent House District 64 during the quadrennial cycle
- 2026 Primary and Runoff Calendar: Primary held on May 19, 2026, and runoff held on June 16, 2026, certified by the Alabama Secretary of State Elections Division
- 2026 General Nominees: Donna Givens officially certified as the Republican Party nominee on 2026-08-28 according to the Amended 2026 Republican Certification
- Forthcoming election: General election scheduled for November 3, 2026; no general results or primary vote counts are certified or assumed prior to the statutory canvass
¶ 5. Economic and Civic Anchors
- Utility and power distribution: Anchored by Baldwin EMC, headquartered in Summerdale, serving electric distribution across the rural and coastal region
- Civic and cultural hub: Location of the Baldwin County Coliseum and Fairgrounds in Robertsdale, hosting the annual county fair and central agricultural exhibitions, managed through Baldwin County Government
- Agricultural economy: Strong concentration of sod farms, pecan orchards, row crops, and timber operations across the central Baldwin plateau, coordinated with the Alabama Cooperative Extension System
- Healthcare network connections: District residents are served regionally by South Baldwin Regional Medical Center in Foley to the south and Thomas Hospital in Fairhope to the west
- Higher education connectivity: Academic and technical workforce training provided regionally via Coastal Alabama Community College campuses in Bay Minette and Fairhope
¶ 6. People and Organizations to Map
- Central civic entities: Baldwin County Coliseum, Central Baldwin Chamber of Commerce, and municipal utility boards in Robertsdale and Summerdale
- Key leadership figures: Representative Donna Givens, municipal mayors, and Baldwin County Commissioners representing District 2 and District 3
- Research questions:
- What relationship, if any, exists between capital expansion decisions by Baldwin EMC and state infrastructure funding allocations prioritized by the District 64 legislative office?
- What relationship, if any, exists between municipal boundary adjustments along the State Route 59 corridor in Robertsdale and Summerdale and local commercial property tax incentives?
- What relationship, if any, exists between emergency transit response times in unincorporated central Baldwin County and the delivery network of South Baldwin Regional Medical Center?
¶ 7. Representation and Legislative Work
- Incumbent representative: Donna Givens (Republican), serving since the 2022 general election cycle
- Committee assignments: State directory records indicate committee roles focused on Commerce and Small Business, Agriculture and Forestry, and Baldwin County local legislation
- Regional priorities: Transportation corridor safety improvements along State Route 59 and Interstate 10 interchanges, water retention and drainage oversight across fast-developing subdivisions, and support for rural utility expansion