Alabama Election News
AL State Rep. Arnold Mooney Announces U.S. Senate Run
This morning Alabama State Rep. Arnold Mooney (R-Birmingham) announced he will be seeking the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate. Mooney currently represents District 43. Mooney joins Bradley Byrne, Tommy Tuberville and…
Continue To ArticleStanley Adair To Run For U.S. Senate As Republican
Stanley Adair, a former businessman and television evangelist, will run as a Republican for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Democrat Doug Jones (D-Birmingham).
Adair, from Haleyville, AL, touts himself…
Continue To ArticleJerry Carl of Mobile To Seek Bradley Byrne’s Congressional Seat
Jerry Carl who is currently the Mobile County Commission for District 3 has announced he will be running for the U.S. Congress District 1 seat that will be vacated by Bradley Byrne. Byrne…
Continue To ArticleLee County School Property Tax Renewal Passes
The Lee County special election to renew existing property taxes for schools has passed. The tax renewals help fund Lee County, Auburn and Opelika schools as well as the Lee County…
Continue To ArticleSec. of State John Merrill Argues Over Voter Fraud On Facebook
Secretary of State John Merrill is never one to shy away from a debate or argument on Social Media. He enjoys it, though he has
Continue To ArticleAlabama Gerrymandering Lawsuit Continues After Judge Rejects States Challenge To Jurisdiction
A lawsuit filed on June 13, 2018 naming Secretary of State John Merrill and alleging the Alabama U.S. Congressional districts are in violation of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act has cleared a…
Continue To ArticleButler County Property Tax Increase For Schools Voted Down
There will be no property tax increase for residents of Butler County after voters voted against it today.
Amendment 3 (worth 3 mills)YES- 1,131NO- 3,364Amendment 202 (worth 3 mills)YES- 1,098NO- 3,370…
Continue To ArticleLibertarian Party Files Suit Against Alabama Claiming Discrimination Against Minor Parties
Citing AL Election Code, the Libertarian Party of Alabama (LPA) has filed suit in the U.S. District Court, Alabama Middle District, alleging the State of Alabama discriminates against “minor parties” and independent candidates, by charging…
Continue To ArticleLeeds Voters Turn Down Property Tax Increase
Leeds voters on Tuesday turned down a property tax increase to help fund city schools and build a new municipal center, as well as an athletic complex at the high school.
The tax increase…
Continue To ArticleGadsden Voters Approve Electing School Board Members
Gadsden went to the polls today to decide whether or not Gadsden City School Board members should be elected to their position or appointed.
As of writing, nearly 69 percent of voters have…
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