Bring a photo ID to the polls
Voters who do not have a valid photo ID can get a free voter ID from their local board of registrars or the secretary of state’s office even as late as today.
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Brandon Moseley
Brandon Moseley is a former reporter at the Alabama Political Reporter.
Alabama’s COVID deaths were up in October
October’s 427 deaths is an increase of 14.5 percent from September, during which 373 Alabamians died.
Today is Election Day
Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. tonight.
Sumter County voters to vote on proposal to raise property taxes
Both the traditional public school system in Sumter County and the new University Charter School will receive a proportionate share of the tax.
Pickens County to vote on amendment keeping school superintendent elected
The Pickens County superintendent will be an elected position whether this constitutional amendment passes today or not.
St. Clair Farmers Federation urges voters to vote no on county school district amendment
The St. Clair County school system is pushing voters to vote "yes" on the amendment.
Alabama Power expects to have 95 percent of power restored by Tuesday
As of Sunday night, 65,000 Alabama Power customers have not had power restored.
Tuberville addresses Jefferson County Republican Party
Tuberville urged everyone to vote on Tuesday and to vote to re-elect President Donald Trump.
Calhoun County considers charity bingo amendment
Sponsors claim that if Calhoun County voters approve this Alabama constitutional amendment, it will restore the legality of existing charity bingos such as the one that Elks Lodge plays.
St Clair County voters get to vote on property tax districts
Tuesday, Alabama voters go to the polls to select their choice for President, U.S. Senator, Congressman, Public Service Commission President, numerous local offices, as well as several statewide constitutional amendments. In many counties there are also local amendments on the ballot. In St. Clair County voters get the opportunity vote on whether or not to … Continued