“For decades, federal law has given states a hard deadline to complete systematic purges of ineligible persons from voter rolls: no later than ninety days before a federal election,” wrote U.S. District Court Judge Anna Manasco, who was appointed to the federal bench by Donald Trump in 2020.
It is time to adopt commonsense honest election protections that work because Alabama cannot afford to shortchange its democracy.
Last week, the Alabama House Ways and Means Committee passed HB30, introduced by Rep. Debbie Wood, R-District 38, which would require post-election audits after every county and statewide general election in Alabama.
Donald Trump Jr. will come to Birmingham next month to be the keynote speaker at an Alabama Republican Party event to celebrate President Trump’s election victory. The Trump Victory Dinner will be April 3 at the Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex.
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Montgomery Advertiser on MSNAL legislators introduce bill to mandate prayer in school or face funding reductionsAll K-12 schools in AL could soon be mandating Christian prayer at the start of the day or face losing state funding the following school year.
The special primary election was called by Gov. Kay Ivey to fill the seat vacated by former Senate President Pro Tempore Greg Reed.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) – 2026 will be a big year for Alabama politics. One of the notable elections will be for the state’s next governor. The end of Governor Kay Ivey’s current
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WKRG Mobile on MSNAlabama senator Tommy Tuberville teases possibility of run for Governor( WHNT) — United States Senator Tommy Tuberville says he is considering a run for Governor of Alabama. In a news conference Wednesday, Tuberville said he is ‘weighing his options’ about entering the governor’s race. Tuberville said he would do what he believed was best for the people of Alabama.
Incumbents fared well in Tuesday's municipal election, but one City Council member will face a runoff on April 1.
Today the special election called by the governor to fill Reed's seat is underway in all of Fayette, Lamar and Walker counties and portions of Tuscaloosa and Jefferson. One Republican and two Democratic candidates qualified for the Senate District 5 seat on Tuesday.
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