Alabama’s Republican candidates for the Senate in 2022 are uniform in their position against mandates during the pandemic.
Candidates and incumbents seeking legislative and statewide office “may not accept, solicit, or receive contributions during the period when the Legislature is convened in session” except “within 120 days of any primary, runoff, or general election…”
Photos of the State of the Cities meeting of Calhoun County mayors at the Oxford Civic Center.
Julie Borrelli and Pam Howard are in the running for the District 40 seat in the state House of Representatives, which will be up for election in 2022.
Former State Sen. Rusty Glover announced his campaign for the Republican nomination for state auditor on Tuesday, making him the third candidate to enter the race.
With primary elections less than a year away, many state lawmakers are deciding whether or not to run again in 2022.
Congressman Mo Brooks raised $820,744 for his U.S. Senate campaign during the second quarter and spent $421,283 during the same period.
According to June campaign filings, at least three sitting House members have GOP primary challengers who plan to raise funds against them.
U.S. Senate candidate Katie Britt raised $2.24 million in the first three weeks since she announced she’s seeking the office, her campaign said Tuesday.
The 2022 primary elections are nearly 11 months away, but several candidates in contested races got off to strong fundraising starts in June.
Rep. Bill Poole, R-Tuscaloosa, and Majority Leader Nathaniel Ledbetter, R-Rainsville, on Tuesday said they both plan to seek the Alabama House’s top leadership spot.
A 53-year-old pastor from east Alabama is running for governor partly because of what he calls the mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic by Gov. Kay Ivey.
Campaign finance overhaul groups say it would make it easier for a more diverse collection of people to seek public office.
House Speaker Mac McCutcheon will not run again for his House District 25 seat and will therefore also be retiring as speaker after the 2022 elections.
Term-limited State Auditor Jim Zeigler is forming an "exploratory committee" to “test the water” as a possible GOP challenger to Gov. Kay Ivey next year.
State Rep. Andrew Sorrell, R-Muscle Shoals, formally announced his campaign for state auditor on Monday, saying he wants to bring more responsibilities to the role.
State Rep. Koven L. Brown, R-Jacksonville, said Tuesday that he’s not seeking re-election in 2022.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis topped the 2024 presidential approval poll at the Western Conservative Summit 2021 in Denver over the weekend, edging out former President Donald Trump.
Stan Cooke, pastor of the Kimberly Church of God, announced he is running for the Republican nomination for state auditor next year.
Photos of Alabama Governor Kay Ivey visit to the Anniston Rotary Club.
An endorsement of Mo Brooks in the 2022 U.S. Senate race by a powerful conservative group led to sparks Monday, with an opponent labeling Brooks as part of the political establishment first elected to the Alabama House in 1982.
Circuit Judge Debra Jones made her first public appearance as an Alabama Supreme Court candidate Wednesday morning on the steps of the Calhoun County Courthouse.
Former Business Council of Alabama President Katie Boyd Britt filed paperwork last week to run for U.S. Senate, setting up a three-way battle for the Republican nomination for outgoing U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby's seat.
Circuit Judge Debra Jones says she plans to run for the Alabama Supreme Court in 2022, according to a press release.
Kay Ivey on Wednesday said she would seek a second full term as governor of Alabama in an announcement that stressed her reaction to the COVID-19 outbreak and pro-business policies.
