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"It’s time that Congress started living within the country’s means."
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Alabama Political Reporter
- Legislature
Activists demand fair representation ahead of redistricting special session
Governor to call special session on redistricting this month
Committee tasked with removing racist language from Alabama Constitution
Redistricting public forum to be held by advocacy groups before special session
2021 Special Legislative Session report
- Opinion
- National
- Education
Scholarships for high school, college students toward auto manufacturing careers
ASU announces major grant to support low-income students
Despite controversy, Alabama A&M has a new president
ASU ranked in top 25 HBCU’s by U.S. News & World Report
Fall enrollment figures for Alabama’s public colleges and universities
- Health
UAB doctors’ study: pregnant women more susceptible to delta variant infection
Majority of confirmed COVID reinfections in Alabama among unvaccinated
Alabama COVID-19 vaccination rate drops after summer surge
Investments in access to healthcare stands at a critical moment
Ivey extends COVID-19 state of emergency to end of October
All posts tagged "Democrats"
Municipal elections
The Alabama High School and Alabama College Democrats announced their joint endorsement of Mayor Randall Woodfin’s re-election campaign.
Party politics
A hearing in a federal lawsuit challenging bylaws changes in 2019 will be held Tuesday in Montgomery
National
The virtual training by the National Democratic Training Committee will train Democrats how to run for office and work for campaigns.
Featured Opinion
"Following the verdicts in the Chauvin trial, not a single Alabama Republican issued a statement or commented on the outcome."
Featured Opinion
"If Alabamians want a fighter and a problem-solver, then there needs to be another choice."
Congress
Democrats love it. Republicans hate it. You can judge it for yourself.
Elections
For the sixth time in three years, Democratic voters will go to the polls on Tuesday to select a Democratic nominee.
Elections
What drew the ire of Democrats was a continuous series of statements alluding to fraud but providing no evidence.
News
Trump was the overwhelming preference of white people in Alabama. Black people preferred Joe Biden as president by even a larger percentage.
