A judge on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit over the effective date of a new Alabama law that expands the list of felonies that would cause a person to lose the right to vote. Circuit Judge James Anderson granted Alabama’s request to dismiss the lawsuit after the state assured the judge that the new law would not be enforced until after the November election.

A federal judge has sided with the state of Alabama in a voting rights case. The ruling narrows the scope of a challenge to a new Alabama law criminalizing some ways of helping other people apply for an absentee ballot.

U.S. Congressional candidate Shomari Figures will speak Thursday evening at the Democratic National Convention. Figures is the Democratic Party nominee for Alabama's newly drawn 2nd Congressional District.

Voters in Alabama may face up to 20 years in prison for offering or receiving compensation for assistance turning in a mail-in ballot, according to a new state law.

This story first appeared in the Alabama Reflector. A federal judge Thursday substantially narrowed a lawsuit challenging a new Alabama law limiting the ability of third parties to provide absentee ballot assistance.

During breakfasts and around the hotel, District 7 delegate Sheila Smoot said members of the Alabama delegation saw “heavy hitters” in Gov. Andy Beshear and Gov. Josh Shapiro.

Yet, like Trump, Fob James' brash style and willingness to take on the establishment often made him a polarizing figure. His clashes with the media, the Legislature, and even his own party reflected a man who was unafraid to speak his mind and challenge the status quo, no matter the cost.

Kyle Sweetser, a former President Donald Trump voter from Mobile told the convention he will be voting for Vice President Kamala Harris in November, despite voting for Trump in 2016 and 2020.

A judge has dismissed a lawsuit over the effective date of a new Alabama law that expands the list of felonies that would cause a person to lose their voting rights.

Voters in Alabama’s 2nd Congressional District will be presented with two different views of gun access and issues of firearm violence in the campaign this fall. The issue is particularly important in Alabama,

Figures, a Mobile native and former official in the Justice Department, faces Republican Caroleene Dobson in the race in Alabama's redrawn District 2.