The Voice of Alabama Politics

This week on The Voice of Alabama Politics, Governor Kay Ivey commutes a death sentence, lawmakers push a Pledge of Allegiance and voluntary prayer proposal for schools, and a new PSC bill aims to expand voter power over utility regulators. Plus, growing infighting inside the Alabama Republican Party and a new poll showing Barry Moore gaining ground in the U.S. Senate race. Bill Britt, Susan Britt, and Josh Moon break it all down — on The V.

This week on The Voice of Alabama Politics, lawmakers push a bill making it a felony to disrupt church services, while another proposal would require the Ten Commandments in Alabama classrooms. Plus, new questions emerge in the Lieutenant Governor’s race after campaign finance records link a candidate to a ballot challenge against his opponent. Bill Britt, Susan Britt, and Josh Moon break down the latest political battles in Montgomery — and much more on The V.

This week on The Voice of Alabama Politics, the Alabama Senate passes a sweeping sex education bill as debate intensifies over outcomes and human nature. We examine a major prison oversight reform effort and a victims-first restitution proposal. Plus — the ALGOP ballot fight escalates, and House Republicans pick new leadership amid growing power tensions inside the party.

This week on The Voice of Alabama Politics: fallout from a leaked caucus recording sparks accusations of betrayal inside the GOP, lawmakers debate PSC, and a chemtrails conspiracy theory advances in the State House. Plus, state police takeover legislation, major utility reforms, and remembering civil rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson. All this and more coming up on The V.

Coming up on The Voice of Alabama Politics: Alabama’s 2026 GOP primaries are far from settled, with massive blocs of undecided voters in both the Senate and lieutenant governor races. As outside money floods in, the battle for exposure intensifies. Meanwhile, Mo Brooks’ comeback bid collides with his own tax record. Plus, major proposals on utility reform, PSC restructuring, and job growth through gaming reform. All this and more coming up next on The V.

This week on The Voice of Alabama Politics, Republicans clear key candidates for the ballot while legal questions surrounding Tommy Tuberville’s eligibility move from party politics to settled Alabama law. We break down what “domicile” really means for the governor’s race, examine a new gambling proposal that puts voters first, and explore growing tensions between protest, worship, and the First Amendment. All this and more coming up on The V.

This week on The Voice of Alabama Politics, we examine the growing legal peril facing Tommy Tuberville’s run for governor, where courts — not voters — may ultimately decide whether he stays on the ballot. We break down President Trump’s endorsement of John Wahl in the lieutenant governor’s race and what it signals about Trump’s tightening grip on Alabama’s 2026 ticket. Plus, former Congressman Mo Brooks comes out of political retirement, igniting a sharp intraparty fight in a North Alabama State House race. Power, loyalty, and legality collide as Alabama’s next political era begins. Coming up next on The V.

Tuberville’s residency, Trump’s endorsement, and a governor’s race headed for a legal showdown.

This week on The Voice of Alabama Politics, we break down the legal risks surrounding Tommy Tuberville’s residency as he seeks the governor’s office — and why Alabama law could throw the race into the Legislature itself. We also examine President Trump’s endorsement in the U.S. Senate race, the growing concentration of executive power in Washington, and Democrats’ push to address the rising cost of living in Alabama. Plus, a closer look at legislation that could limit state environmental protections. All that and more, this week on The V.

This week on The Voice of Alabama Politics, Gov. Kay Ivey delivers her final State of the State address, closing out an era marked by stability, restraint, and quiet leadership. We examine her legacy — and contrast it with U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s vision as he begins laying out his plans for a run for governor. We also look at voter turnout in House District 63 and the return of former Agriculture Commissioner Ron Sparks to statewide politics. All that and more, this week on The V.

This week on The Voice of Alabama Politics, Sen. Tommy Tuberville launches his campaign for governor as new polling shows Republican voters are laser-focused on the cost of living. We also break down major fundraising in the attorney general’s race, growing chatter over a possible statewide lottery, and State Auditor Andrew Sorrell’s decision to stay put, reshaping two Republican primaries at once.