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  1. Jun 7

    Despite Doug Jones' shock win, partisan leanings returned to the state in the primaries. Alabama has no partisan registration and voters pick which side to vote in. 70% chose a GOP ballot. Dem ballots lead largely in the black belt.

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  2. 18 hours ago

    The latest The Corporate-Money Daily! Thanks to

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  3. Jun 7

    candidate Roy Moore's wife and campaign manager both lost elections Tuesday night

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  4. Jun 7

    Senate races in which 10,000+ TV ads have aired since January 2017, per & : : 60K : 41K : 33K : 30K : 22K : 15K : 14K : 12K : 10K

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  5. Jun 6

    Democratic Chief Justice nominee Bob Vance (whose 2012 campaign for the office became a famous measuring stick for Doug Jones' efforts in ) warns “any radical agenda that would take Alabama backwards" in a presumed shot against GOP nominee Tom Parker.

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  6. Jun 6

    Can Dems "show" this before—you know—actually winning the House? They've won & & plenty of other specials; the CA results are at least in line with possibility of pick-ups. How much more is meant to be happening?

    NBC’s : No, Democrats haven't shown they're going to win the House
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  7. Jun 6

    AL Chief Justice gen'l election may evoke race and defy some stereotypes. GOP nom Parker: Justice; seen as ally to fmr CJ Roy Moore. Dem nom Vance: trial judge; fmr civ-defense lawyer. Will business community support Dem while trial lawyers support GOP?

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  8. Jun 5
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    You gotta be killing it on frequent flyer miles since the race. Rack 'em up and enjoy the Sky Club, sir!!!

  9. Jun 5
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    Sorta like Robert Kennedy in who won 20% of the vote, but zero counties. (Most had gone for Doug Jones). Then some percent with 2% of the vote won the last two counties.

  10. Jun 5

    Remember back in , when Dems were worried an interesting candidate named Doug Jones might lose to a Some Dude named Robert Kennedy? Well, it's a happy ending for them both:

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  11. Jun 5
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    Has Mississippi gotten around to banning bestiality? What's the current AoC? (Asking because after , it seems an important question)

  12. Jun 4

    After the election, said his office found 674 cases in which people voted in Dem primary election on Aug. 15, 2017 and the GOP runoff election on Sept. 26, 2017. A review found most of voters in question were on wrong list.

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  13. Jun 3

    The latest The Libertarian Twitter Daily!

  14. Jun 3

    Retweeted ACLU of Alabama (): Need a ride to the polls? Call now. Rollin' to the Polls (Montgomery): 334-625-0758 POWER House (Montgomery): 334-549-8606 NAACP (Elmore): 334-475-0795...

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  15. Jun 3

    No pics like this on twitter for It’s déjà vu. is out of ideas and not up to the job.

    Mobile showed up and showed out last night for ! Thank you Rep. Bracy, Rep. Drummond, Sen. Figures, and our incredible Mobile field team for all your hard work. Keep fighting the good fight because help is on the way!
  16. Jun 3

    Once again all the energy is with campaigns. All (s) can do is tired old pandering in back-to-back commercials that are confusing the low information I’ve met ppl who can’t tell Gov.’s race from is coming

    Wow! Birmingham is excited, energized and getting out the vote Tuesday. They !
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  17. Jun 2
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    See . See See Moderate to Conservative Democrats. Other areas can be more Progressive. Let's support them there. Unite. Unite. Nobody is backstabbing anybody.

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  18. May 30

    We have also calculated the local government for every county in (includes all jurisdictions): Dale is highest at 9.5%, Lawrence is lowest at 1.8%

  19. May 30

    state and local > construction, wholesale trade, and educational services

  20. May 30

    state and local has increased 66% between FY 1950 (7.9%) to 2016 (13.1%)

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