Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

News

Democratic Party Chairman Endorses Constitutional Amendments

Staff Report

From the Office of Judge Mark Kennedy, Chairman of the Alabama Democratic Party 

Montgomery – Judge Mark Kennedy, Chairman of the Alabama Democratic Party, announced yesterday which statewide constitutional amendments appearing on Tuesday’s ballot he supports and opposes. Chairman Kennedy took no position on amendments that are specific to any one particular county.

In an email to party supporters, Kennedy announced that he and his wife, Peggy Wallace Kennedy, had done their homework and arrived at the decisions below:

Amendment 1 – YES

Amendment 2 – YES

Amendment 4 – NO

Advertisement. Scroll to continue reading.

Amendment 6 – NO

Amendment 7 – NO

Amendment 8 – NO

Amendment 9 – NO RECOMMENDATION

Amendment 10 – NO RECOMMENDATION

More information on Judge Kennedy’s positions can be found on the Democratic Party’s website at: www.aldemocrats.org/blog

Kennedy reminded voters, “Don’t forget the back of your ballot next Tuesday. These amendments are important.”

Advertisement. Scroll to continue reading.
Advertisement.

The Alabama Political Reporter is a daily political news site devoted to Alabama politics. We provide accurate, reliable coverage of policy, elections and government.

Advertisement
Advertisement

More from APR

Elections

Mike Ball argues that political competition and spiritual humility are essential checks against the corrupting arrogance that accompanies unchecked power.

The Voice of Alabama Politics

The court weighs enforcement, Democrats choose new leadership, Republicans target open primaries and a redrawn district reshapes November’s congressional battle.

Featured Opinion

With the best policies and plenty of momentum already in place, Alabama Democrats now have solid leadership to move the party forward.

The Voice of Alabama Politics

Doug Jones’ agenda, closed primaries, Democratic turmoil, immigration, classroom control and sacred civil rights ground shape Alabama politics this week.