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"Gerrymandering is not nearly as blatantly overtly partisan as in past times."
Ford was well-known within the Alabama Legislature and political circles for her tireless advocacy on behalf of conservative causes.
Here are the top 10 issues — some old and some new — that are likely to face the state of Alabama in 2021.
Strange said that a compact with the PCI would be negotiated after the Legislature passed the constitutional amendment.
There is no comprehensive plan on how to hold the upcoming legislative session safely — not even a rudimentary one.
The high court stayed a lower court ruling that allowed local election officials to implement curbside voting due to fears of the coronavirus.
The deadline to complete the 2020 Census has been extended to Oct. 31.
“Time is running out,” Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey said on Twitter. “Respond to the 2020 Census today.”
Moore is arguing that the state has exceeded its authority by issuing COVID-19 restrictions and the statewide mask mandate.
Embattled State Rep. Will Dismukes has resigned as pastor of a Baptist church but defiantly declared that he has no plans to step down...
