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Alabama currently has 3,625,249 total registered voters, and 2,000,957 of those voters have registered since Jan. 19, 2015.
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Alabama Political Reporter
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Opinion | Republicans serving up hate on Tuesday’s ballot
Opinion | Alabama is the nation’s conservative leader, but the best is yet to come
Opinion | There’s a reason Alabama always ranks at the bottom
Opinion | The Alabama media is ignoring Democratic candidates
Opinion | Governor’s race down to the wire
- National
- Education
- Health
More than 15 million in U.S. could lose Medicaid coverage without action
White House warned against Alabama’s law criminalizing transgender care
Yale report finds flawed science in Alabama’s law criminalizing care for transgender youth
Governor announces two additional mental health crisis centers
Former Alabama woman starts church in wake of anti-trans laws
voters stories
Legislature
This will be the first redistricting session without preclearance from federal officials as previously required under the Voting Rights Act.
Featured Opinion
"The For the People Act could have started to make that better. But better for all Americans is not part of the Republican agenda."
Opinion
"The list of problems with this proposal goes on and on and, although the proposal appears to be at a dead end now, it...
Featured Opinion
"If Alabamians want a fighter and a problem-solver, then there needs to be another choice."
Elections
Voter file maintenance is a four-year process that uses a two-step mailing program to identify voters who may have moved.
Featured Opinion
"Ivey came with a message to get back in there and try harder — as if more trying is what our schools and teachers...
Elections
For the sixth time in three years, Democratic voters will go to the polls on Tuesday to select a Democratic nominee.
Elections
Among the issues were incredibly long lines that left some voters waiting more than five hours and an inefficient process that managed to take...
Elections
Jones said his work in the Senate should prove to the people of the state that party matters less than productivity.Â
