In that second dataset, the former Auburn coach held a narrower advantage of 47% to 44%, well within the margin of error. That research also revealed Tuberville was 11 points underwater against Jones in Madison County, home to Huntsville, the largest city in Alabama. There are a few reasons we are seeing the most competitive race in the state since 2002.

These men, products of the New Deal and Square Deal, of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and his successor Harry S. Truman, benefited from these populist programs. By bringing electricity to the mountains, stabilizing corn prices on the farm, creating fair labor standards for the men in the mines, and bringing old-age pensions to maw and paw, the economic security created a safety net, hammering home the idea that Democrats championed the working man.

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Adcox boasts a long, well-documented history of bankrolling leftist political candidates. His partisan trail dates back to 2008, when he funneled funds into then-Illinois Senator Barack Obama’s historic presidential campaign. Adcox’s pattern of supporting figures antithetical to traditional conservative values did not stop at the national level. He has consistently doled out financial contributions to high-profile establishment and left-leaning figures, including for

The Coleman Nexus: Key municipal officials—most notably Josh Coleman, who serves as Deputy Director of Social Justice and Racial Equity in the Mayor’s Office while maintaining leadership over Blueprint Alabama PAC, co-leading Iron City Communications, and holding political party roles—occupy dual positions spanning official public authority and private political operations.

Critics point out that high-profile appearances alongside national figures like Buttigieg are part of a broader, calculated effort to elevate the "Woodfin brand." By manufacturing associations with heavy-hitters from the national stage, organizers and political operatives are attempting to package the Birmingham mayor as a rising progressive figure cut from the political cloth of figures like Barack Obama—all while leveraging local municipal machinery and state personnel to c

Baxley shared insights into the shifting nature of Alabama politics, from his own early start as a District Attorney in his 20s to the current trend of older candidates dominating the ballot. The discussion covered several key historical moments:

Dumbfounded does not begin to describe the reaction. This commercial hit national media, and in the kicker, nobody knew what it meant. They just saw the talking animal. The Wahl campaign played this to their advantage by showing the creature with a butterfly tattoo, signaling support. How ingenious!

By Staff Writer June 10, 2026 Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen ​As the Alabama lieutenant governor race intensifies, the primary runoff between former Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl and Secretary of State Wes Allen has become a battleground for defining political identity. A recent advertisement from the Wahl campaign marks a sharp pivot toward aggressive messaging, aiming to frame Allen as a "third-generation career politician" whose tenure has prioritized p

Regarding the death penalty, Mitchell expressed a commitment to "pick up the pace" of executions in Alabama. He argued that the current timeline for capital punishment fails to provide justice for victims' families and dilutes the deterrent effect on potential offenders. Referencing Florida’s recent actions as a model

Committee Work: Her top priorities for committee assignments include Health and Education, citing her decade of advocacy work and her experience as a legislative analyst [20:29].

The primary concern for modern farmers remains the high cost of inputs, such as rising diesel prices. Hill emphasizes that the most effective way to support agricultural longevity is by creating stronger markets for local producers. By incentivizing the purchase of Alabama-grown products for school

Appearing on the the BCS. State of Alabama podcast with hosts Brandon Moseley and Christopher M Peeks, McFeeters detailed the upcoming proceedings and expressed surprise that the ALGOP steering committee deemed his challenge facially valid after previous standard procedural dismissals.

Asimilar dynamic is playing out in the Attorney General’s race, where Catherine Robertson overperformed expectations to lead the field. While early establishment polling suggested a different outcome, Robertson's strong media presence propelled her into a runoff.

The discussion also touched on Gentry's tenure as Sheriff, including his early support for constitutional carry and the integration of new technology in policing. Gentry shared how drones and thermal imaging have become essential tools for officer safety and suspect apprehension in rural areas. [31:13]

​One of the most striking claims from the Martin campaign is the level of "crossover" support. Martin asserts that his base is a unique blend of traditional Democrats, Independents, and even disaffected Republicans who are pulling a Democratic ticket for the first time.

Allen walked in looking like Where's Waldo. In a sea of casual button-downs and race-day attire, he stuck out like a sore thumb. He was hopelessly overdressed, sporting that specific brand of political nerd aesthetic the screams he never spent a day at the Super Speedway

Brooks highlighted the Win for America PAC, a federal entity he claims is funded entirely by gambling moguls such as DraftKings and FanDuel.

For years, the Alabama Gambling Syndicate has sought a foothold in our state, and they’ve found their perfect vessel in the Senate President

While researching campaign finance reports from the SVBII PAC in December of 2025, I found that the Sports Betting Alliance had made a $250,