Ivey will win
Eight challengers have lined up against Ivey and collectively have spent almost $20 million to unseat the state's most popular governor in decades.
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Bill Britt
Bill Britt is editor-in-chief at the Alabama Political Reporter and host of The Voice of Alabama Politics. You can email him at [email protected].
New poll shows dramatic shift in Alabama U.S. Senate race
In the survey, Britt also leads on fighting inflation, protecting second amendment gun rights and securing the country’s Southern border.
A closer look at Super PAC backing Mike Durant
Looking at who is behind Alabama Patriots PAC and who is funding it offers a window into their agenda.
Port Authority Chair admits mistake in CEO compensation, country club fees
Port Authority Chair T. Bestor Ward III unilaterally approved a pay increase for Driscoll and a bonus to cover a country club membership.
Senate candidate Durant: Trump deserves some of the blame for 2020 loss
Durant now appears to be adding to and retrofitting his priorities to align with those expressed by former president Trump.
State Examiner of Public Accounts appears to probe bonus approval at Port Authority
At issue, as APR understands it, are two checks: One for $41,045.00 and another in the amount of $3,628.54 for a country club membership.
Durant paid thousands in campaign funds to his own company, to buy his own book
Durant's company had previously taken $6 million in fully-forgiven PPP funds from the federal government before he dumped over $4 million into his campaign.
Report: McConnell backers, “Never Trump” donors recruited Durant to run for Senate
Brooks also noted in his remarks that Durant's record does not indicate he has ever been an active Republican.
Mo Brooks: “Never Trump, Big Tech liberals … recruited Mike Durant”
“The one thing I would like to underscore in this regard is that these folks are clearly not conservatives,” Brooks said.
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