Elections
Sebrina Martin, the Democratic candidate for family court judge, released a statement Friday defending herself.
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- Elections
Thomas shows strong fundraising start in Lee County district judge race
Forestry Association endorses Will Sellers for Alabama Supreme Court
Clay Thomas announces run for district judge
Alabama Forestry Association endorses Tommy Bryan for Supreme Court
David Cole again takes election challenge to the Alabama Supreme Court
- Governor
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- National
Political leaders react to Supreme Court’s rejection of congressional map
Sewell: SCOTUS decision a “historic victory” for Black voters in Alabama
SPLC releases 2022 “Year In Hate and Extremism” report
Sen. Britt: China must stop helping Iran work around American sanctions
Bridges battle continues: Fate of ALDOT’s constitutional authority hangs in the balance
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Legislature
Alabama passed two laws this year that affect the LGBTQ community, including the criminalization of gender-affirming medical treatment.
Elections
The court order detailed the bruising of Jonathan Martin as a key indicator of a "pattern of domestic violence" in the home.
Elections
Parties are not legally required to follow primary results, and Democratic Party bylaws provide for the removal of a nominee.
Elections
Brooks announced "women for Mo" in partnership with Women for America First, an organization involved in the rally preceding the Capitol attack.
Elections
Court documents show Martin lost custody of six children due to excessive corporal punishment in her Montgomery home in July 2013.
Congress
The comments came during a defense subcommittee hearing reviewing the fiscal year 2023 funding request.
Elections
Candidates in the House District 28 and 29 races want the election to be redone on account of a mapping error.
Elections
The challenges include House districts 28 and 29, where a redistricting error resulted in numerous voters receiving incorrect ballots.
Courts
Greater Birmingham Ministries filed the suit, claiming the Secretary of State's Office refused to release the information without charging "exorbitant fees."
