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  • BREAKING NEWS: Dakarai Larriett and Everett Weiss advance to Democratic primary runoff for U.S. Senate

    Brandon Moseley|May 12, 2026

    May 19, 2026 – Dakarai Larriett and Everett Weiss both advanced to the runoff in the Democratic primary. The Senate seat is open due to Senator Tommy Tuberville's decision to run for Governor. Dakarai Larriett received 98,950 votes (29.11%). Everett Weiss finished first with 134,507 votes (39.57%). Mark Wheeler finished in third with 59,158 votes (17.40%). Kyle Sweetser finished n fourth with 47,288 votes (13.91%). "We have a republic if we can keep it," Wess said recently on voting rights q...

  • Chris Horn joins the Brandon and Christopher show podcast to discuss redistricting and his upcoming race for Secretary of State

    Brandon Moseley|May 12, 2026

    Republican Alabama Secretary of State candidate Chris Horn joined Brandon Moseley and Christopher Peeks recently to discuss his campaign for Secretary of State. Both Chris Horn and his main primary opponent - Caroleene Dobson - both were GOP Congressional candidates two years ago in majority minority districts. Horn and the hosts discussed redistricting and how going from a 5-2 (Republicans to Democrats) to a 6-1, or 7-0 congressional map could impact the May 19th Republican primary and the...

  • AG candidate Pamela Casey joins the Heart of Dixie Podcast

    Brandon Moseley|May 12, 2026

    Blount County District Attorney and Republican candidate for Attorney General Pamela Casey recently joined the Heart of Dixie Podcast with cohosts Brandon Moseley and Harry Still III. Casey was recently awarded the District Attorney of the Year award from the Alabama Association of District Attorneys.' "I used to kid that that I would never get that award and then I got it," said Casey. "I think it just goes back to a lot of work we've put in in our office prosecuting child sex crimes and...

  • Supreme Court forbids racial gerrymandering in landmark Louisiana decision: could this impact Alabama?

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    April 29, 2026 - MONTGOMERY, Ala - Today, the United States Supreme Court struck down a key provision of the controversial Voting Rights Act of 1965, making it unlikely for civil rights groups to carve out Black majority districts across the country subverting the state legislatures' constitutional authority. While the decision applied to Louisiana where the NAACP and the Democratic Party were trying to use the courts to strongarm the state into creating a second majority minority congressional...

  • Judson College to be repurposed to reshore pharmaceutical production to the United States

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    April 20, 2026 – MARION, Ala. – Callen JMB formally launched it's plans to turn the shuttered Judson College campus into a hub for pharmaceutical manufacturing. Waynne Williams is the CEO of Callan JMB. "Atlas Complex positions Callan JMB at the center of pharmaceutical onshoring and domestic supply chain expansion," said CEO Williams. "We are developing a top of the line, scalable campus that enables global companies to establish U.S.-based operations more efficiently, while capturing mul...

  • State files emergency orders in redistricting case

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    April 30, 2026 – WASHINGTON D.C. – Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall (R) has filed three emergency motions at the Supreme Court following the Supreme Court ruling in Louisiana v. Callais earlier this week. Yesterday Governor Kay Ivey (R) released a statement where she appeared to oppose attempting to redistrict Alabama's Congressional Districts in the wake of yesterday's Callais decision. This evening Governor Ivey announced her support for Steve Marshall's actions to ask the court to lif...

  • Ty Simpson was the big winner in the NFL draft

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    April 24, 2026 – PITTSBURGH, Pen. - The 2026 NFL Draft had a lot of winners and losers. Nobody was a bigger winner than former Alabama Quarterback Ty Simpson. Simpson was drafted 13th overall by the Los Angeles Rams. The Rams have a loaded roster and were just a couple of plays away from going to the Super Bowl. Quarterback Matt Stafford won the NFL's most prestigious individual award – the MVP. "Learning from (Rams Coach) Sean McVay and then Matthew, who is obviously one of the greatest of all...

  • Would-be Trump assassin has been charged with attempted assassination of the president

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    April 27, 2026 - WASHINGTON, D.C. – Cole Tomas Allen was charged on Monday with the attempted assassination of President Donald J. Trump (R). Federal authorities said that Allen had been planning the attack on the Whitehouse Correspondents' dinner. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Alabama) was quick to comment on the attack. "A lunatic just tried to take out President Trump AGAIN," said Tuberville on his X account. "The demonization of the President and Republicans needs to end. Praying for our Presi...

  • Supreme Court rules against the Louisiana map with two Black districts: decision seen as a major win for southern states

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    April 29, 2026 – WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the lower court's controversial decision to require the state of Louisiana to create a second majority-Black congressional district unconstitutional. The Supreme Court ruled that racial gerrymandering like what the federal court did to Alabama in 2023 is unconstitutional. The 6 to 3 decision (with the three liberal justices dissenting) redefines the case law around a provision of the controversial Voting Rights Act of 1965. S...

  • Katie Britt Praises Artemis II Success

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    April 29, 2026 - WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Alabama) joined a Senate Commerce, Justice, and Science Subcommittee Hearing to discuss the President's Fiscal Year (FY) 2027 budget request for National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Britt applauded the recent successful Artemis II mission, highlighting Marshall Space Flight Center's critical role in the mission, and pressed Administrator Isaacman on the Space Launch System (SLS) production and fully implementing f...

  • The Alabama Legislature is back in Session

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    May 4, 2026 – MONTGOMERY, Ala. – The Alabama Legislature has opened the first special session of 2026 to consider a contingency to redistrict Congress in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Louisiana versus Callais decision that ruled that gerrymandering along racial lines is unconstitutional. Monday's legislative session was purely procedural as the first day of a session is reserved by the Alabama Constitution for resolutions and the introduction of bills. House Bill 1 (HB1) was intro...

  • Senator Greg Albritton discusses the general fund budget as well as corrections and Medicaid the largest general fund programs

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    State Senator Greg Albritton (R-Range) recently spoke with Alabama Gazette Lead Reporter and Content Manager Brandon Moseley and the Alabama Political Contributor's Christopher Peeks on their Brandon and Christopher Show Podcast. Albritton chairs the powerful Senate Finance and Taxation General Fund committee which prepares the state general fund budget. On April 3, the House of Representatives passed a $3.7 billion state general fund budgetv – the largest in state history. That budget is now b...

  • Republican primary field continues to fill out

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    UPDATED: 5:35 p.m. January 23 - With just 8 hours left in candidate qualifying more candidates are stepping up to make their claim to represent the Alabama Republican Party in federal and state elections. The Senate field of candidates has grown to seven, there is competition in four of the five Republican held congressional seats, and Tommy Tuberville faces two qualified Republican primary opponents. The U.S. Senate race is wide open with no clear frontrunner and only one candidate who has ever...

  • LT. Gov. candidate Patrick Bishop says that he is the most qualified candidate in the field

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    September 28, 2025 – Retired U.S. Army Major Patrick Bishop is one of a half dozen candidates running for Lieutenant Governor. Bishop in addition to being a veteran is a law enforcement officer who currently serves as a Cullman County Sheriff's Deputy. Bishop launched his campaign for lieutenant governor in May 2025. His campaign focuses on law enforcement, criminal justice reform, addressing the opioid crisis, education, and improving mental healthcare. Bishop's specific proposals for a...

  • Wadsworth says she will bring her economic development experience to the Lieutenant Governor's position

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    June 20, 2025 - Dr. Nicole Jones Wadsworth – an economic developer and site selector – is a Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor. Dr. Wadsworth recently joined the Heart of Dixie Podcast with Brandon Moseley and Harry Still III to discuss her campaign and her vision for the office and the state of Alabama. "Economic development is a broad-based term, and it encompasses job recruitment, retention, quality of life, and infrastructure," explained Dr. Wadsworth. "The whole goal of an eco...

  • McFeeters challenges Tuberville's "manhood" plans to file lawsuit challenging his residency.

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    February 2, 2026 – BIRMINGHAM – On Sunday the Alabama Republican Party Steering Committee rejected a ballot challenge brought by Tuberville's primary opponent – independent insurance agent Ken McFeeters. The 21-member committee ruled that the challenge was "frivolous" and dismissed it without a hearing. "They did not deny my challenge because they proved he lived in Alabama, but because it was "factually defective," McFeeters told the Alabama Gazette on Monday. "I don't really know what that...

  • Mike Rogers makes case for raising defense spending to $1.4 trillion a year

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    November 210, 2025 – Congressman Mike Rogers (R-Saks) urged raising U.S. defense spending to 5% pf the nation's gross domestic product (GDP). That would effectively raise defense spending from its current level of $1 trillion a year to $1.4 trillion. Rogers is the Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee which has oversight over the nation's armed forces. Rogers made his comments during an address to the Etowah County Republican Party's annual Reagan-Martin Dinner in Gadsden. Over 300 e...

  • Gubernatorial candidate promises to "Free the weed" if elected. Says he will win because he is "smarter than Tuberville"

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    Chad "Chig" Martin is running for Governor of Alabama in the Democratic Primary. Martin recently joined the Brandon and Christopher Show podcast to speak at length about his chances in the Alabama gubernatorial race and how a Martin administration would bring change for Alabama after ten years of Governor Kay Ivey (R). Probably the biggest area where Martin would be different would be in marijuana policy, "I am going to free the weed up in Alabama," said Martin explaining how he supported...

  • Senate candidate Rodney Walker joins the Heart of Dixie Podcast

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    August 2025 – U.S. Senate candidate Rodney Walker joined the Heart of Dixie Podcast recently to discuss his candidacy. Walker is a conservative Republican businessman and cattle rancher in east Alabama. "We do own Walker lands and cattle, uh, which is a 750 and calves and bulls," said Walker about his 2000-acre ranch. "We're grass farmers, I suppose you would say, for the cattle. We also have pine timberland and that sort of thing. We have the largest gooseneck trailer dealership in the United S...

  • Rhetoric and Reverberations: Tuberville Rebukes Doug Jones Over Charlie Kirk Comparison

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    Montgomery, AL - September 17, 2025 - A war of words has erupted between two of Alabama's most prominent political figures following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The flashpoint? A controversial livestream by former U.S. Senator Doug Jones, in which he drew parallels between Kirk and Governor George Wallace, both of whom were shot during public appearances. Jones, speaking on the anniversary of the 1963 16th Street Baptist Church bombing, warned that "rhetoric like thi...

  • Senate candidate Rodney Walker applauds DOJ Investigation into corporate domination of the meatpacking industry

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    November 14, 2025 – MONTGOMERY – U.S. Senate candidate Rodney Walker applauded a recent decision by the Department of Justice to launch an investigation into the meatpacking where three corporations: Cargill, JBS USA, and Tyson Foods dominate the meatpacking industry in this country. President Donald J. Trump recently called on the Department of Justice to investigate the major meatpacking companies, highlighting a problem that farmers and ranchers have long faced: when competition dis...

  • Rick Pate reflects on future, discusses the Department of Agriculture and Industries

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    Alabama Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries Rick Pate (R) recently joined the Brandon and Christopher Show Podcast about his role as Agriculture Commissioner. The Alabama Gazette's Brandon Moseley and the Alabama Political Contributor's Christopher Peeks host the weekly news/information podcast. Pate said that the Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries is actually in charge of one of the largest state agencies. "We're a relatively big state agency," Commissioner Pate said of the...

  • Jared Hudson announces candidacy for U.S. Senate

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026
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    May 28, 2025 -FULTONDALE, AL - Former Navy SEAL Jared Hudson announced on Tuesday evening that he will run for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate. The seat became open when U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Alabama) announced that he was running for Governor of Alabama. Hudson last ran four years ago for Sheriff of Jefferson County – ultimately losing to incumbent Sheriff Mark Pettway (D). Jared Hudson is a former Navy SEAL who has a business – The Shooting Institute – that trains law e...

  • Steve Marshall addresses Central Alabama Associated General Contractors

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    May 28, 2025 – MONTGOMERY, AL – Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall (R) addressed the Central Section group of the Alabama Associated General Contractors at their regular meeting at the Montgomery Country Club on Wednesday. AG Marshall told the contractors that his office, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA), and the Montgomery Sheriff's Department all stepped up to help stamp out crime in the troubled City of Montgomery. "We had crime problems here in Montgomery, very serious cri...

  • Steve Marshall Declares Candidacy for U.S. Senate

    Brandon Moseley|May 1, 2026

    May 29, 2025 – MONTGOMERY, AL – Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall (R) has officially announced his candidacy for the United States Senate. This follows the announcement on Tuesday that popular Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Alabama) will be leaving the Senate at the end of this term to run for Governor of Alabama, Marshall has served as Attorney General since 2017. Marshall was appointed the Marshall County District Attorney in 2001. His experience as a district attorney provided him wit...

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