Tag: Will Ainsworth
Rick Chandler: Big money & Alabama politics
Another month and another pile of money has been delivered to Alabama’s incumbent political figures. Whether they need it or not, there are...
Libertarian candidate for Lieutenant Governor Ruth Page Nelson campaigns in Huntsville
On Sunday, the Libertarian Party of Alabama nominee for Lieutenant Governor Ruth Page Nelson addressed a diverse group of voters at an election forum event at Huntsville’s Studio 53.
Libertarian Ruth Page-Nelson running for Lieutenant Governor
Libertarian nominee for Lieutenant Governor Ruth Page-Nelson addressed a gathering of Libertarian candidates in Homewood on Tuesday night at Jim' N Nick's barbecue restaurant.
Jimmy...
Alabama legislators could extend state’s Jobs Act, remove incentives cap
All or portions of the tax credit incentives within Alabama’s seven-year-old Jobs Act could be extended through 2028 with a higher cap...
Staff update: Will Ainsworth taps Jess Skaggs as new Chief of...
Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth announced that he has tapped Jess Skaggs to be his new Chief of Staff starting October 1. Skaggs...
Steve Flowers: Women and young folks prevail in 2022
In my observations of Alabama politics, every election year brings an underlying election year surprise or two. The underlying prevailing theme emerging...
Will Ainsworth announces Public Service Commissioners endorsements for Chip Beeker and...
Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth announced his endorsement of Chip Beeker and Jeremy Oden for their reelection bids to the Alabama Public Service...
Katie Britt, U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks in Alabama Senate runoff
Alabama’s Republican primary for U.S. Senate is going to a June runoff between Katie Britt and U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks after neither candidate captured...
Steve Flowers: Incumbency prevails in secondary constitutional offices
Incumbency is a potent, powerful, inherent advantage in politics. That fact is playing out to the nines in this year's Alabama secondary...
Kay Ivey signs six bills, ensuring Alabama as pro-military state
Today, Gov. Kay Ivey signed six bills aimed at making Alabama even more military-friendly. Those bills include Senate Bills 28, 99, 116,...
