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Alabama Voters Decide Key Congressional Seats | Birmingham News
Tomorrow’s special primary in Alabama’s 1st, 2nd, 6th, and 7th districts is a make-or-break moment for voters—and the state’s political future. With winner-take-all rules, one candidate per party wins outright, no runoff needed. Governor Ivey’s rallying cry? Turn out and make your voice heard, because this election could reshape Alabama’s congressional power from five-to-two to six-to-one Republican. And here’s the twist: since Alabama has open primaries, Democrats can vote in the GOP primary too—making turnout even more critical. Polls open at 7 AM, close at 7 PM, and you’ll need a photo ID…
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