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Judges said the GOP-backed 2023 plan was tainted by intentional race discrimination and would dilute Black voters’ power.

Elections

The American Conservative Fund spent more than $9.3 million backing Alabama candidates ahead of the state’s next gambling debate.

Elections

Jamel Brown wasn't a serious candidate, but he also wasn't the candidate blocking thousands from healthcare, slashing hunger programs or cutting public school funding.

State

The funding will support eight events aimed at helping rural and underserved communities organize against book bans and restrictive library policies.

The Voice of Alabama Politics

May 24, 2026
Surprising Numbers, Runoff Chaos & Tuberville vs. Jones

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Featured Opinion

Memorial Day reminds Americans that sacrifice should be honored honestly, with humility about war and gratitude for those who never returned.

Governor

The governor urged Alabamians to reflect on the holiday’s meaning and carry forward the values fallen service members defended.

The Voice of Alabama Politics

Runoffs, weakened incumbents and energized voters point to deeper fractures inside the GOP and a possible turning point.

Elections

The Ozark native entered a crowded GOP field as Alabama’s disputed congressional maps may reshape the fight for Representative Shomari Figures’ seat.

News

Discounted licenses, special waterfowl hunting days and lodging savings were among the outdoor perks available to qualifying service members.

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Opinion

Elections

Tuberville and Jones enter the governor’s race with familiar labels, but Alabama should ask what those labels hide.

Elections

No one is predicting big Dem wins in November. But Tuesday's primary numbers tell us that Republicans have reason for concern.

Opinion

One of the most dangerous things that can happen to a person is believing their current circumstances are permanent.

Agriculture

Representative Bob Fincher warns the proposed Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger threatens Alabama farmers through higher costs and reduced competition.

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