AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoVoting Rights Fight: Thousands rallied in Selma and Montgomery over Alabama’s redistricting shakeup after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling weakened the Voting Rights Act, with organizers calling Saturday’s protests “just the beginning” and promising more actions ahead of the May 19 primary. Alabama Primaries: Tuesday’s ballot includes two constitutional amendments—one expands when judges can deny bail, the other protects district attorney pay—plus party nominations across a crowded slate. Court Fallout: Only three of Alabama’s seven congressional districts will hold binding primaries Tuesday; the rest were pushed to an Aug. 11 special primary as officials restore older map lines. GOP Pressure: President Trump is set to back U.S. Rep. Barry Moore with a statewide tel-e-rally Monday night as the Senate primary tightens. Local Pulse: In Cherokee County, polls open 7 a.m.-7 p.m., with Tuesday’s vote the first in the county’s new courthouse.
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