Alabama FarmPAC Endorses Barry Moore for Senate in Runoff
Federation President Jimmy Parnell praised Moore’s long-standing relationship with Alabama farmers and his conservative record.
Alabama FarmPAC Endorses Barry Moore for Senate in Runoff
Federation President Jimmy Parnell praised Moore’s long-standing relationship with Alabama farmers and his conservative record.
Strong Backs Energy, Water Funding Measure
Dale Strong says FY2027 bill boosts nuclear power, protects national security, and strengthens America’s energy grid
Britt, Palmer Celebrate Passage of Lulu’s Law
Congress approves Lulu’s Law, creating shark attack alerts aimed at protecting families and beachgoers nationwide
Robertson Carries 44 Alabama Counties With 41% of Vote
Katherine Robertson wins 44 of 67 Counties and 41% of the vote, setting up a high-profile June 16 Republican runoff
CHD Seeks Court Order Against FCC RF Delay
Petition claims FCC ignored a 2021 court order to revisit decades-old wireless radiation exposure limits
Supreme Court Declines COVID Mandate Appeal
High Court lets Ninth Circuit ruling stand in major case over COVID vaccine mandates and government public health powers
Harris First GOP Candidate to Qualify in AL-2
Hampton Harris says early qualification shows resolve as Republicans prepare for a renewed fight in Alabama’s 2nd District
Voting Matters Now and It Mattered in 2020 When John Wahl Refused to Vote for Donald Trump, Tommy Tuberville or Any Republican at All
From the Wes Allen for Lt. Governor campaign
Larriett Prepares for Democrat Runoff for U.S. Senate Seat
Dakarai Larriett will face Everett Wess in the June 16 runoff election
Duty to Disobey Ticket Pre-Sales Extended To May 27
Tickets may still be purchased for June 30 screening through next Wednesday
Moore Tops Immigration Enforcement Scorecard
Alabama Rep. Barry Moore earns top ranking from immigration group for backing border security and enforcement measures
Linderholm Calls for Issue-Focused HD 20 Race
Democratic candidate James Linderholm says Huntsville voters want solutions on schools, roads, and healthcare — not attack ads