In a world where hard work often goes unnoticed, Draic Coakley is the kind of man who never looks for accolades but earns them anyway. As a dedicated mechanic and resident of Alabama’s Third Congressional District, Draic has spent his life fixing more than just Semi Trucks, he’s been repairing trust, building relationships, and fighting for the working-class values that have long defined his beloved Heflin, Alabama.

Growing up, Draic was raised on the principles of grit, integrity, and the belief that a man’s word is his bond. These weren’t just words to him, they were the unspoken rules of the community he calls home. From his early days turning wrenches on Semi Trucks to becoming a trusted professional in his trade, Draic has never been afraid to get his hands dirty for the sake of progress. But Draic’s story isn’t just about fixing trucks. It’s about fixing a system that’s left too many Alabamians behind.

After years of watching his neighbors struggle to make ends meet, families burdened by Washington’s broken promises, and small businesses suffocated under unnecessary red tape, Draic decided it was time to step up, not for personal gain, but because his community deserves better. Draic doesn’t see himself as a politician. Draic sees himself as a neighbor, a man who understands the challenges of everyday life because he’s lived them. He knows what it’s like to work late hours to pay the bills, to rely on faith and family to get through tough times, and to have the weight of responsibility resting squarely on his shoulders. These experiences have shaped his unshakable commitment to the people of Alabama’s Third District.

His campaign isn’t built on empty promises or flashy slogans, it’s built on the truth. Draic believes in policies that honor the Constitution, strengthen local businesses, and create opportunities for hard-working families to thrive. Whether it’s advocating for fewer federal regulations, protecting parental rights, or ensuring that Alabama’s unique values are heard loud and clear in Washington, Draic’s mission is simple: to serve the people, not the political elite. As Draic often says, “I don’t have all the answers, but I know the ones who do: the people of this district.

It’s time they have someone who listens.”Draic Coakley is more than a mechanic; he’s a problem-solver, a protector of the American dream, and a proud Alabamian ready to stand up for his neighbors in Washington. With the same calloused hands that have kept this community moving forward, Draic is ready to roll up his sleeves and get to work, this time, for you.

Because in Heflin, we know one thing for certain: when something’s broken, you don’t walk away. You fix it. And that’s exactly what Draic Coakley intends to do.