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Blueprint Polling survey finds race within margin of error as Jones outruns his party; private polls reviewed by APR agree.

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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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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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New polling and a redrawn map sharpened both parties’ focus on a district that could help decide House control.

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October 25, 2026
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Americans built dream kitchens and perfect patios, then forgot the simple hospitality that turned houses into places of friendship.

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Figures dared Trump to debate in Rhett Marques' place as polling shows a close race in a district Republicans redrew.

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Per recent campaign finance reports, both gubernatorial campaigns are rapidly spending down their war chests in the days before the election.

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Helix Electric’s $45.3 million Jackson County facility is expected to create 160 jobs while connecting industrial growth with local technical education.

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Six months after an accidental juvenile shooting at a state rep's home, law enforcement officials avoided comment on the investigation.

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A former Montevallo president found fresh confidence in the university’s liberal arts mission amid new leadership and artificial intelligence’s rise.

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Alabama has a lot of problems. There's only one way to fix them. You know what to do.

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Mike Ball reflects on faith, civil rights and why Alabama needs public servants who put conscience ahead of party loyalty.

Conceptual illustration for Bill Britt’s column on Alabama’s expectations. A crimson bar caps the state low on a measuring scale while the sun rises behind it, suggesting a state capable of far more than it has learned to expect. Conceptual illustration for Bill Britt’s column on Alabama’s expectations. A crimson bar caps the state low on a measuring scale while the sun rises behind it, suggesting a state capable of far more than it has learned to expect.

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"That's just Alabama" excuses what we should never accept. Voters have concrete promises and the right to hold the winner to them.

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  By Brandon Moseley Alabama Political Reporter Thursday, August 13, Alabama Secretary of Technology Brunson White spoke to the Greater Birmingham Young Republicans (GBYR)...

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  By Bill Britt Alabama Political Reporter After failing to find a consensus between the Governor, the House, and the Senate, the State remains...

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  By Brandon Moseley Alabama Political Reporter Critics of President Obama’s EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) have alleged that the agency may have been politicized...

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  By Brandon Moseley Alabama Political Reporter Wednesday, August 12, following an incredibly unproductive legislative Special Session, Alabama Governor Robert Bentley (R) spoke to...

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  By Minority Leader Rep. Craig Ford   It isn’t often that legislators in Montgomery are universally in agreement on anything. But this week it...

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  By Brandon Moseley Alabama Political Reporter On Thursday, August 13, Alabama’s Secretary of Information Technology, Brunson White, will speak  to the Greater Birmingham...

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