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The Voice of Alabama Politics

Courts, citizenship and Alabama’s political test

This week’s “The Voice of Alabama Politics” examines citizenship, constitutional enforcement, death penalty clemency and voter turnout as Alabama’s political stakes sharpen in 2026.

This week on “The Voice of Alabama Politics,” the panel examines what fidelity to the Constitution means in a moment of political pressure and public consequence.

Bill Britt, Susan Britt and Josh Moon break down America at 250, the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling, the Tuberville residency case, Alabama’s judicial override reckoning and the NAACP’s turnout push—with analysis on who holds power, who is trying to avoid accountability and what it means moving forward.

Watch the full episode for the conversation behind the headlines.

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