ALFA announces new round of endorsements
ALFA announced 10 new endorsements Tuesday, mostly incumbents.
January 5, 2022
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Alabama Republican Primary qualifying opens today
The qualifying period will end Jan. 28 at 5 p.m. Fees and forms must be received by Jan. 28.
Alabama Legislature to roll out revamped website
Statehouse officials said the changes will make the site easier to navigate and provide more information.
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See recent postsRural broadband expansion requires continued focus
In order to keep Alabama economically stable, rural broadband expansion must remain a high priority.
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See recent postsReapportionment done. Legislative races begin
The paramount concern was self-political preservation so the most ardent task was protecting the districts of incumbent legislators.
Gov. Kay Ivey announces staff changes
The governor's chief of staff, Jo Bonner, is set to leave after the end of the year to serve as president of the University of South Alabama.
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No matter the costs. No matter the friendships lost. No matter the ethical lines crossed. Mike Hubbard will protect Mike Hubbard.
ALFA announces endorsements of state lawmakers
ALFA endorsed state senators Dan Roberts and Greg Reed and state representatives Danny Garrett and Joe Lovvorn.
November 15, 2021
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See recent postsAre Alabama Christians filing religious exemptions taking God’s name in vain?
More than 85 percent of Alabamians identify as Christians, and very few branches of Christianity have any instruction regarding vaccines.
Alabama speaker: Special session “one of the most successful” in Alabama history
All congressional, Alabama Senate and House, and State Board of Education redistricting maps passed, nearly unscathed, through the Alabama Statehouse.