It’s time for Alabama Dems to stop fighting and start leading
A new rift among Alabama Dems highlights the same old problems that have prevented them from taking advantage of ALGOP issues.
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DNC committee invalidates Alabama Dems’ election over irregularities, orders new vote
A DNC committee expressed surprise and anger over ADP leaders' brazen disregard for national bylaws and mandates.
New bylaws changes, same fights on the Alabama Democratic Party’s agenda this weekend
In a lengthy interview, Joe Reed rejected some proposed ADP changes and said the DNC was "scared of" the Alabama party's Black leadership.
Did ADP’s Kelley, Reed vote for Kamala Harris?
It appears that ADP chairman Kelley and vice chair Reed didn't submit ballots for Harris, but the pair are adamant they did.
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See recent postsReed’s democratic purity test would leave party with no candidates
Reed is trying to boot two Dem candidates from the ballot for allegedly accepting donations from GOP supporters. It's an absurd move.
Reed out, Hatcher in for 2nd Congressional District race
State Sen. Kirk Hatcher is running for Alabama's 2nd Congressional seat. Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed is supporting him, won't run.
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See recent postsADP leaders will work toward new bylaws, but old problems remain
ADP's leaders will work towards writing new, more inclusive bylaws, but there remains plenty of skepticism.
Committee holds second hearing on redistricting maps
Committee members expressed frustration over holding a public hearing without the map or maps Republican leadership would push forward.
ADP chair: No group had their voting power diminished by new bylaws
ADP chair Randy Kelley and vice-chair Tabitha Isner gave vastly different views on last Saturday's executive committee meeting.
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See recent postsThe final, fatal blow to the Alabama Democratic Party?
Recent actions to eliminate new caucuses and block votes at an executive committee meeting could spell doom for the party.