Todd Stacy is a Publisher at Alabama Daily News. He focuses on government and politics, covering topics such as elections, public policy, and regional interest, while also addressing health and wellness issues. Todd's work has been featured in AL.com, IBM, TimesDaily, Decatur Daily, The Anniston Star, and Alabama Daily News.
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Claire, Trish, Alex and Todd get into this week’s election to talk about what happened, why it matters and what’s next.
By: Todd Stacy
MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Several Republican and Democratic candidates have signed up to run in special primary elections for new congressional districts as planned in a recent special session of the Alabama Legislature.
We’re once again explaining the latest court rulings as they apply to congressional and legislative districts. Alex Angle reports on that from Washington.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Two new U.S. attorneys for Alabama have been sworn into office after having been nominated by the president and confirmed by the U.S. Senate.
By: Todd Stacy
MONTGOMERY, Ala. – A new voter survey from The Alabama Poll shows a tight race between John Wahl and Wes Allen in the Republican runoff for lieutenant governor.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Jackson Hospital is again threatening to close its doors in less than a month if it can’t reach an agreement on medical reimbursement rates with the state’s largest insurer.
With runoff elections a little more than a week away, we’re leaning into campaign coverage.
With just a few days to go before the runoffs, we’re leaning into election coverage.
In this latest podcast episode, Alex, Claire, Trish and I recap the recent election, including the big wins for Barry Moore, John Wahl and Katherine Robertson. We’re also talking about how far off much of the polling was in the runoff and why that might be. Other topics: Alabama’s most recent reading test scores, another Tuberville residency challenge and the Alabama delegation’s reaction to Trump’s Iran deal.
With the runoff elections in the books, we take you on the campaign trail to hear from the winners of Tuesdays contests. Voter turnout was disappointingly but unsurprisingly low. Randy Scott takes a look into some of the reasons why. The state has launched a major crackdown of Kramton, a drug sometimes sold at gas stations. Jeff Sanders has that story. Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville is playing a key role in the debate over how to reform college athletics in the era of NIL and the transfer portal. Alex Angle has that story from Washington.
