Opinion Opinion | Women are our own saviors. And we always have been "Gender equity is not inevitable. Achieving this bold and audacious vision requires not only evolution, but revolution." Melanie R. BridgeforthMarch 10, 2021
Congress Sewell praises House passage of Democrats’ voting rights bill Congresswoman Sewell praised the House passage of Democrats' voting bill, HR1. Brandon MoseleyMarch 9, 2021
Legislature Proposed legislation would allow no-excuse absentee voting Secretary of State John Merrill supports the bill, which would allow qualified voters to vote absentee without an excuse. Eddie BurkhalterFebruary 24, 2021
Courts U.S. Supreme Court rules Alabama can ban curbside voting “The District Court’s modest injunction is a reasonable accommodation, given the short time before the election,” the three dissenting justices wrote. Eddie BurkhalterOctober 22, 2020
Opinion Opinion | On the Nov. 3 ballot, vote “no” on proposed Amendment 1 On Nov. 3, 2020, all Alabama voters should vote “no” on proposed Amendment 1. Vote no on Amendment 1 because it could allow state... Chris ChristieSeptember 22, 2020
News Leaders react to passing of Alabama native John Lewis Below are several reactions from leaders about the passing of Congressman John Lewis, a civil rights icon. StaffJuly 18, 2020
Congress Sewell remains committed to the Voting Rights Advancement Act U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell, D-Alabama, says she is still committed to passage of the Voting Rights Advancement Act on the 7th anniversary of the... Brandon MoseleyJune 26, 2020
Courts Andrew Brasher confirmed to 11th Circuit Court of Appeals Tuesday, the U.S. Senate voted to confirm former Alabama Solicitor General Andrew Brasher to the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit... Brandon MoseleyFebruary 12, 2020
Elections Alarms raised over county registrars In a time when election security is a topic of hot debate, state policymakers need to carefully examine the role of country registrars according... Bill BrittOctober 21, 2019
Legislature McClendon says Supreme Court ruling on gerrymandering resolves many questions On Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a five to four ruling stating that the federal courts do not have a role in preventing... Brandon MoseleyJune 28, 2019