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The Senate carried over Senate Bill 45 which would authorize a limited post-election audit following the 2022 election.
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The Senate carried over Senate Bill 45 which would authorize a limited post-election audit following the 2022 election.
Blanchard is one of several candidates speculated to be likely to run for the Senate.
"They’re going to do it again. You can see it coming two years away."
A number of potential candidates will likely announce their intentions to run or not run for Senate in the coming weeks.
Alabama leaders were quick to thank Sen. Richard Shelby for his service.
"This year we became a voice that can no longer be ignored,” the ADP chair said. “The numbers speak for themselves."
