Alabama precedent shows special justices have been appointed in multiple cases when recusals or disqualifications prevented the regular court from sitting.
Leaders emphasized the necessity of voter education and celebrated the state health committee's recognition for health equity work during a Tuesday meeting.
Alabama Republicans blasted the decision while Democrats and immigrant advocates welcomed renewed certainty for children protected by the 14th Amendment.
When constitutional qualifications are challenged, courts should ask for proof before voters are asked to choose from potentially ineligible candidates.
By Brandon Moseley Alabama Political Reporter Recently, Gary Palmer and the other Sixth District Congressional Candidates addressed the Republican Women of Trussville at their...
By Brandon Moseley and Bill Britt Alabama Political Reporter MONTGOMERY—Alabama has been blessed with an abundance of coal, a fossil fuel that has kept...
By Bill Britt Alabama Political Reporter MONTGOMERY—On Monday, the Alabama Foundation for Limited Government released a list of incumbent legislators and candidates who have...
MONTGOMERY—It should not come as a surprise to anyone who follows politics, that indicted lawmaker, Rep. Barry Moore, R-Enterprise, recorded paying his criminal defense...
By Bill Britt Alabama Political Reporter MONTGOMERY—If campaign contributions are the mother’s milk of political campaigns, then hypocrisy is its baby daddy. Witness the...
By Brandon Moseley Alabama Political Reporter GARDENDALE—On Saturday, May 10 Alabama Governor Robert Bentley (R) addressed members of the Jefferson County Republican Party at...
By Brandon Moseley Alabama Political Reporter s forum at the Greyson Valley Country Club in the Greater Trussville area. The Alabama Political Reporter was...