This Thursday will mark the last day of the legislative Session. For some, it was a Session that seemed would never end. For others, it was one that ended much too quickly. It may be early, yet, to write an obit on this Session, but as we approach the finish line, some perspective may be in order.
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   Sen. Marc Keahey, Sen. Cam Ward, Rep. Joe Hubbard, and Rep. John Merrill will be blogging here during the 2011 Legislative Session.  Posted by waltm, on December 16th, 2010, at 1:20 pmThe Legislature has adjourned sine die this AM and sent its passed bills to the Governor which means no executive amendments. We do have a ban on PAC to PAC transfers, clarification of what donations are for and how they are used (HB9), a ban on pass thru pork (HB 10), [...] Posted by Natalie Davis, on May 18th, 2010, at 11:35 amThis URL IS INTENDED ONLY FOR THOSE WHO FILLED OUT THE EARLY MORNING VERSION OF THE POLL. It contains only the “thermometer ratings. So, if you want to “do that part again,” you are welcomed to go ahead. Here the THERMOMETER URL: http://www.surveymethods.com/EndUser.aspx?EECAA6BCEFABBFB8EB Thanks for your patience, Natalie Posted by Danny, on June 15th, 2006, at 12:54 pmI used this question in our Top 10 Most Interesting Questions to Be Answered by the Primary Elections to take note of some interesting primary challengers:
Of course, anyone’s answers are highly subjective, and our answer might be different [...] Posted by Danny, on June 15th, 2006, at 12:17 pmNext on the list of our Top 10 Most Interesting Questions to Be Answered by the Primary Elections that we want to re-visit:
There was an additional chapter to this story written about the time the [...] Posted by Danny, on June 12th, 2006, at 7:23 amI am really interested in looking at this one of our Top 10 Most Interesting Questions to Be Answered by the Primary Elections.
A lot of the good stuff was in the original post that was posted before the election. As I [...] Posted by Danny, on June 9th, 2006, at 12:11 pmStill reviewing our Top Ten Primary Questions:
Clearly not. She received more votes Tuesday than any other candidate in any primary race in either party. Her 315,000 votes bettered Gov. Riley’s total by almost 9,000 [...] Posted by Danny, on June 9th, 2006, at 7:49 amReviewing our Top Ten Primary Questions:
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Alabama Power is the “800 lb. gorilla in Alabama politics,” according to one source. “Far more powerful than ALFA” who itself [...] Posted by Danny, on June 9th, 2006, at 7:01 amRed State Diaries takes a good look at one of the bigger surprises in Tuesday’s primary election – how a racist, Holocaust denier could win 43.5% of the vote in the race for the Democratic nomination for Attorney General. Posted by Danny, on June 8th, 2006, at 4:34 pmMoney and politics. Money and politics. The connection is getting stronger and stronger, and it is shutting the middle class, working class, and poor out of the process. Between the Links points out that in virtually every major state primary race, the person who spent more money on his/her campaign won. Posted by Danny, on June 8th, 2006, at 3:56 pm G, our Daily News Digest compiler, sent email and has given me permission to reprint it here:
Posted by Danny, on June 7th, 2006, at 10:24 pmWell, we went to all the trouble of asking the questions. I suppose we should look at some of the answers to our Most Interesting Questions to Be Answered by the Primaries.
President Pro tem Lowell Barron and Rules Committee Chairman Jim Preuitt have been [...] Posted by Danny, on June 7th, 2006, at 12:38 amMonday I wrote here:
How bad does Republican Governor Riley want Democrat Jim Preuitt? Ba-a-a-ad. Bad [...] Posted by Danny, on June 6th, 2006, at 10:39 pmWell, you don’t need me to tell you what we are seeing. Nonetheless, here are some observations. Governor’s races have no big surprises. GOP Lt. Governor’s race looks likely headed to a Strange-Wallace runoff. The Attorney General race surprise I guess is that Darby is as close as he is at this point (within [...] Posted by Danny, on June 6th, 2006, at 2:39 pmVoter turnout “varied from light to above normal Tuesday, often depending on whether a county had lots of hot local races,” according to one middle of the day report. Another one says, “Some polling places are reporting a light turnout, while others have been busier.” Those stories aren’t showing any obvious trends, [...] |
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