The Alabama Legislature's Joint Reapportionment Committee on Tuesday met for the first time in this round of post-Census redistricting to discuss a framework for how the process will play out.
Most Alabama cities have held their council and mayoral elections during presidential election years -- which caused headaches for the city officials who ran those elections.
Several state legislative committees met to consider bills Wednesday.
It was committee day in the State House Wednesday as several House and Senate panels met to consider proposals moving through the legislative process.
A look at the bills concerning voters, voter registration or elections that are moving in the Alabama Legislature.
Legislation dealing with absentee voting in Alabama passed its first legislative hurdle Wednesday as it passed through the House Constitution, Campaigns and Elections Committee.
A bill that would allow for no-excuse absentee voting in Alabama has support from the Secretary of State but faced some pushback during a public hearing on Wednesday.
A bill expected to be filed in the Alabama Legislature this week proposes to delay by seven weeks the 2022 primary and runoff election dates in order to give the Legislature more time to finalize new Congressional and State House district lines.
Photos of the second round of COVID-19 vaccines at the City Meeting Center in Anniston.
Republican donors who are either cutting off contributions to lawmakers who voted against certification of the election results, or putting campaign spending on hold entirely, isn’t likely to significantly hurt the re-election chances of U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers.
In 1982, nearly 500 politicians, voters and boldface names crowded into the Anniston Civic Auditorium for the East Alabama Democratic Dinner, a marquee event on the state’s political calendar.
Jefferson Davis never walked the Capitol hallways with that reprehensible flag. But Wednesday, domestic terrorists did so.
Photos of a COVID-19 vaccination event for everyone 75 and older at the Anniston City Meeting Center.
In a four-paragraph statement that offered no specific evidence of voter fraud, Rogers was quoted as saying he didn’t believe the election was “free, fair and transparent.”
Photos of an Anniston City Councilwoman and Mayor volunteering to be a Salvation Army bell ringer.
The result of the City Council's vote was unanimous — 5-0 to buy new band uniforms for Anniston High School — because who would be so heartless to veto band uniforms for Anniston High? Yet still, there was a problem in River City.
Anniston officials are already rethinking their plan for a Dec. 8 Christmas parade as COVID-19 surges, City Manager Steven Folks said Monday, as the virus remains one of the city’s top concerns.
U.S. Senator-elect Tommy Tuberville spoke this week about what Senate committees he’d like to serve on, and the importance of working across the aisle.
At her first official Jacksonville City Council meeting Monday night, Sherry Laster said she was proud to see Harris’ victory.
Gov. Kay Ivey on Monday pardoned a couple of turkeys in a Thanksgiving tradition that goes back more than 70 years. But after an election that has been anything but traditional, talk quickly turned to politics.
The chair of the Calhoun County Democratic Party said the number of local Democrats has recently grown “in leaps and bounds,” and Biden’s victory will likely increase that growth.
"It’s time for America to unite. And to heal," President-elect Biden said in a statement. President Trump has not conceded the race and plans to continue legal challenges to the results.
Here’s the quixotic trivia question I can’t answer: Has there been a vice-mayor in Anniston’s past who was younger than Smith?
Trump has already claimed that he won, claimed that counting his opponent's votes involves fraudulent activity, but neither claim is true.
