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Doug Jones’ agenda, closed primaries, Democratic turmoil, immigration, classroom control and sacred civil rights ground shape Alabama politics this week.
Doug Jones has put a governing agenda on the table as Republicans renew their push for closed primaries and Democrats confront another leadership fight.
This week’s “The Voice of Alabama Politics” also examines immigration’s workforce math, political control over history and a proposed data center near the Selma-to-Montgomery voting rights route.
Watch for a clear look at who holds power, who gets heard and what Alabama may be asked to sacrifice in the name of progress.
Mike Ball argues that political competition and spiritual humility are essential checks against the corrupting arrogance that accompanies unchecked power.
Tuberville and Jones offer competing plans as residency, prison oversight, Medicaid and beef-import battles test Alabama’s political leadership and priorities.
The challengers strengthen their case for remand but leave procedural obstacles that could still keep the evidence from a courtroom.
The Democratic nominee cited Senate trading records while Tuberville’s campaign said a broker manages the senator’s investments.
