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"Once again, Merrill’s actions demonstrate that it is not just the affair but the cover-up that lays a man low."
"Instead of name-calling — which now passes for political dialogue — what about discussing the real problem?"
Opponents of the bill say curbside voting makes it easier for the elderly and disabled to vote.
Democrats love it. Republicans hate it. You can judge it for yourself.
Those who are concerned about contracting or spreading the coronavirus are encouraged to apply for and cast an absentee ballot.
Seventy-eight percent said they’re likely to wear face masks through the end of the year if the coronavirus pandemic persists, while 11 percent said...
The Republican and Democratic Primary Runoff Elections are still scheduled to take place on July 14th, and many voters are understandably concerned about trying...
A federal judge on Monday lifted a statewide ban on curbside voting and waived certain absentee ballot requirements for voters in at least Jefferson,...
Friday, the Mobile County Democratic Executive Committee released a statement calling for easier voting ahead of the July 14 party runoff elections and looking...
Voting by mail does not lead to fraud. We know this because voting by absentee ballot is essentially the same thing as voting by...
