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Jones endorses Toomey for Alabama House District 47
Former U.S. Senator Doug Jones endorsed Jim Toomey, citing affordability, accountability and his business experience ahead of Tuesday’s general election.
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View allJones endorses Toomey for Alabama House District 47Alabama Political Reporter · 2026-10-30 19:19 UTCOpinion | The choice is ours. The consequences belong to everyoneAlabama Political Reporter · 2026-10-30 13:05 UTCSpeaker Ledbetter calls for investigation into Elmore prison boondoggleAlabama Political Reporter · 2026-10-30 12:59 UTCOpinion | It’s all their faultAlabama Political Reporter · 2026-10-30 12:58 UTCSPLC pushes Alabama voter turnout after redistricting fightAlabama Political Reporter · 2026-10-30 12:51 UTCStrong touts $203 million in Rural Health Transformation Program fundingAlabama Political Reporter · 2026-10-30 12:47 UTC
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Opinion | The choice is ours. The consequences belong to everyone
An election asks us to exercise independent judgment, knowing the power we grant will shape lives far beyond our own.
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Speaker Ledbetter calls for investigation into Elmore prison boondoggle
The $1.25 billion facility was 85% complete, over budget and behind schedule as officials approved another prison contract.
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Opinion | It’s all their fault
When it comes to the problems that Republicans have created, it is never, ever their fault.
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SPLC pushes Alabama voter turnout after redistricting fight
SPLC's interim state director said frustration over redistricting and affordability have fueled new efforts to connect voters with kitchen-table issues.
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Strong touts $203 million in Rural Health Transformation Program funding
The investment promises upgrades for North Alabama hospitals, even as analysts warn broader federal health cuts could strain rural care.
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Opinion | Are you better off today than you were two years ago?
Rising costs, lost benefits and war spending have shaped a pointed case for changing North Alabama’s representation in Congress.
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Commissioner Pate requests federal fuel relief for Alabama’s logging industry
Diesel prices have climbed sharply as forestry leaders said 1,500 logging operations face mounting pressure across Alabama’s rural economy.
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Sewell accepting applications for Spring 2027 internships
The program offers hands-on congressional experience in legislative research, constituent services and communications, with applications due November 30.
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Wahl, Ensler clash over rural health care in lieutenant governor debate
The rivals clashed over rural health care, affordability and residency questions as Alabama voters prepared to choose their next lieutenant governor.
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When the president does it
Presidential immunity raises a lasting question: Can America’s safeguards hold when a president refuses to respect constitutional limits on power?
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Opinion | Alabama didn’t become an economic powerhouse by saying no
Representative Ed Oliver argues responsible data center development can attract investment, create jobs and strengthen Alabama communities while demanding accountability.
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Ivey awards $8.1 million for Alabama research projects
Governor Kay Ivey awarded $8.1 million for 20 research projects targeting advances in medicine, agriculture, manufacturing and construction across Alabama.
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Alabama’s 2nd District race shifts to toss-up
New polling and a redrawn map sharpened both parties’ focus on a district that could help decide House control.
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Tuberville leads Jones 48-45 in poll from Democratic firm
Blueprint Polling survey finds race within margin of error as Jones outruns his party; private polls reviewed by APR agree.