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State Rep. Wes Allen, R-Troy, announced Thursday that he will seek the Republican nomination.
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State Rep. Wes Allen, R-Troy, announced Thursday that he will seek the Republican nomination.
These kiosks will link directly to AlabamaVotes.gov, allowing interested voters to register easily and quickly with the state.
Gubernatorial candidate Dean Odle is the pastor of Fire and Grace Church in the Auburn-Opelika area.
April Weaver won 82 percent of the vote in the Senate District 14 special Republican primary.
Leigh Hulsey and Kenneth Paschal have advanced to the special primary runoff on April 27 in House District 73.
Incumbent Del Marsh has announced his retirement from the Senate at the end of this term.
The crowded ballot includes Joseph Daley, George Henry, Leigh Hulsey, Kenneth Paschal and Kerri Pate.
Joseph Barlow, Donna Strong and April Weaver are running in the special Republican primary in Senate District 14.
Republican voters in Shelby, Bibb and Chilton Counties will go to the polls Tuesday to pick their nominee.
Kenneth Paschal was recently endorsed by both Pelham Mayor Gary Waters and City Council President Maurice Mercer.
Sewell announced she will not be a candidate for the Alabama Senate seat in 2022.
