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filibuster stories
Congress
Tuberville, once a staunch defender of the filibuster, changed his stance, now echoing Trump's calls to end it and reopen the government.
Legislature
After three hours of holding up the legislative day, Sen. Chris Elliott relented and voted to non-concur, sending the bill to conference committee.
Legislature
Democrats filibustered a bill changing the Archives Board’s appointment process, stating it could jeopardize the preservation of Alabama’s history.
Legislature
The House had a typically busy day on Tuesday with broad support of most bills.
Legislature
Democrats threatened to filibuster through midnight to delay a vote on the bill, and Republicans conceded to carry the bill over.
Elections
Republican Senate candidate Mo Brooks recently renewed his longtime call to end the filibuster, a move that would be welcomed by many Democrats.
National
“I would have been a firm ‘no’ vote on this bill on its own merits," Britt said.
Congress
Tuberville said the potential for unequal staffing was his biggest concern.
Legislature
The gambling bill will be the next item taken up by the House on Thursday following a vote on medical marijuana.