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Alabama Voters Decide 4 Key Amendments | Birmingham News
Alabama voters face four major constitutional amendments this November, each with big implications for education, government, and civic life. Amendment Three would let students lead prayer in schools — no forced participation — while requiring the Pledge of Allegiance each morning. Critics worry it blurs church-state lines; supporters say it protects religious freedom. Amendment One would force a special election to fill the lieutenant governor’s seat if the vacancy hits at least 60 days before a general election, plus new rules on lawmaker pay and travel. Amendment Two lets counties merge…
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