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Bill Armistead and Stan McDonald will co-chair Mo Brooks' Senate campaign.
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Bill Armistead and Stan McDonald will co-chair Mo Brooks' Senate campaign.
A number of potential candidates will likely announce their intentions to run or not run for Senate in the coming weeks.
Hannah had just turned 27 when she was killed in a Montgomery car accident on Jan. 17.
Ford was well-known within the Alabama Legislature and political circles for her tireless advocacy on behalf of conservative causes.
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The two former Republican primary opponents participated in a series of campaign events across the Tennessee Valley area.
Following the issuing of those orders, the state saw noticeable drops in both COVID-19 positive cases and deaths.
"Coach Tuberville is the right candidate for the job and deserves to be elected over Doug Jones," said Sal Russo, Tea Party Express co-founder.
54 percent of likely Alabama voters intend to vote for Tuberville while only 42 percent say that they are planning to vote for Jones.
