Senate candidate and U.S. Rep. Bradley Byrne, R-Mobile, was the main speaker Monday night at a regular meeting of the county Republican party at Saks Community Center. He’s one of several people seeking the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Sen. Doug Jones, D-Birmingham.
Voters who aren’t already registered have until mid-February to do so if they want to participate in Alabama's March 3 election. Many more opportunities to vote will follow in 2020.
Alabama Republican leaders removed a candidate for the 3rd Congressional District seat from the 2020 ballot Sunday, leaving incumbent U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Saks, unopposed for the GOP nomination.
A candidate for Alabama’s 3rd Congressional District seat could be scrubbed from the ballot next week, unless he can convince GOP leaders that he truly is a Republican.
Candidates have until 5 p.m. Friday to qualify with their parties to run in 2020 elections. As of Thursday afternoon, only one candidate had qualified in the 3rd District race: incumbent Republican Rep. Mike Rogers of Saks.
Images from the Point In Time Count 2019 at Interfaith Ministries and Zinn Park in Anniston.
Images from the Coffee With Congress event at the Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce with US Congressman Mike Rogers.
Gov. Kay Ivey won her first election for that office Tuesday night, leading a ballot-full of Republican candidates who again swept the state’s top constitutional offices, dousing any notion of a blue wave.
Follow along live as we watch returns in Alabama's July 17 party primary runoff elections in Calhoun County.
Democrat Barbara Boyd on Tuesday won a seventh term to the Alabama House of Representatives.
Images from Del Marsh counting votes during election night at Republican Headquarters in Anniston.
Images from Mike Rogers election night celebration at Classic On Noble in Anniston.
Alabama voters approved four new statewide amendments to the state's constitution on Tuesday, and Calhoun County voters gave the OK to two local amendments.
Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Saks, won re-election to Congress on Tuesday night, defeating a former Miss America and television journalist in a race to represent Alabama’s 3rd Congressional District.
Polls closed at 7 p.m., and while statewide turnout numbers weren’t immediately available, vote counts at some Calhoun County polling places passed their 2014 totals by early afternoon.
Mallory Hagan’s congressional campaign removed a Jacksonville State University logo from the campaign’s website Monday, where it had been used to promote two events on the school’s campus.
Send us your questions for Republican Gov. Kay Ivey and Democratic candidate Walt Maddox. We’re challenging the candidates for governor in the Nov. 6 election to a "virtual forum," since there's no plan for a live debate.
U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers spent an hour Thursday walking the halls of the newly built Alexandria Middle School. Led by two students, the congressman shook hands with teachers and asked students about their favorite classes.
Follow along live as we watch returns in Alabama's July 17 party primary runoff elections in Calhoun County.
J.D. Hess, who’s been on the commission on and off since the early 1990s, picked up 1,418 votes in a Republican primary runoff election, beating challenger Terry Howell by a 200-vote margin.
Incumbent Tim Hodges picked up 1,185 votes in a runoff election for the Republican nomination for the District 2 commission seat, besting challenger Danny Shears by 50 votes.
A determined few voted Tuesday in a grab-bag of Republican runoff elections. On the ballot were the GOP nominations for lieutenant governor, attorney general, agriculture commissioner and various judgeships, along with two Calhoun County Commission seats.
The number of polling places in Alabama is shrinking, but Secretary of State John Merrill says the declining numbers don’t necessarily mean it’s getting harder to cast a ballot.
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