Qualifying for the 2022 Alabama Republican Party Primary will open on Tuesday, January 4, 2022 at 8:30 a.m. CST. The qualifying period will end on Friday, January 28, 2022 at 5:00 p.m., per the primary resolution passed by the Alabama Republican Party State Executive Committee.Positions up for election on the 2022 ALGOP Primary ballot include:
Press Releases
ALGOP Thanks Legislature for Passing Bills Opposing Vaccine Mandates
Yesterday, the Alabama Legislature passed two bills during the special session aimed at strengthening laws to protect Alabamians from federal overreaching COVID-19 mandates: SB 9 grants religious and health vaccine exemptions SB 15 expands on the Vaccine Passport Ban (SB 267) passed by the legislature during the 2021 regular session Statement from ALGOP Chairman John
ALGOP Launches Restore America Campaign with Win in Virginia
The Alabama Republican Party kicked off its Restore America campaign with the Virginia Governor’s race. The new program is designed to help Republicans win in swing states and swing districts around the country. That support comes with both manpower and direct financial assistance, and is a centerpiece of the ALGOP’s election strategy for the midterm
ALGOP Releases Polling on Vaccine Mandates
Today, the Alabama Republican Party released the first public polling measuring the support of President Joe Biden’s health mandates in the State of Alabama. The poll gives a snapshot of where the citizens of Alabama currently stand on the issue of vaccine mandates. The poll was conducted by phone between 10/16/2021 and 10/18/2021, and surveyed 1,357
ALGOP Encourages Lawmakers to Take Action Against Biden Vaccine Mandates
Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl announced the party is strongly recommending state legislation opposing Joe Biden’s vaccine mandates on the basis of discrimination, and the clear violation of citizens’ constitutional right to privacy. Statement from Chairman John Wahl “Vaccine mandates are fundamentally flawed. No entity has the right to spy on a citizen’s personal health
ALGOP Launches Minority Outreach Team
Over 20 Republican minority leaders from across Alabama were participated in the launch of the Alabama Republican Party’s new Minority Outreach coalition during a press conference at Party headquarters in Hoover today. “I am here to tell you that the Alabama Republican Party is proud to support and encourage minorities. The Democrat Party wants you
ALGOP Chairman Blasts Biden Administration IRS Reporting Requirements, Calls for Tuberville Privacy Act to be Passed
Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl issued the following statement blasting the Biden Administration’s planned IRS reporting requirements, and backing U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville’s ‘Protecting Financial Privacy Act’ which was blocked by Senate Democrats today. “The Biden Administration continues its out of control and un-American policies with their proposed IRS reporting requirements. The thought that the
Alabama Republican Party Chairman Slams Biden COVID Mandates
Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl has issued the following statements concerning President Biden’s COVID mandates: “It is clear that the Biden Administration has lost touch with the American people, as well as the fundamental values that our nation was founded on. The fact that Democrat leaders think the federal government should have the power
Alabama Trump Rally Smashes Records
With up to 50,000 people attending and over a million more watching from home, Saturday’s Trump Rally in Cullman was the largest political event in Alabama history. Donald Trump also helped the Alabama Republican Party set a new fundraising record for a single event with their reception Saturday night. The fundraiser brought in $1.17 million in
ALGOP Statement on the Passing of Judge Bobby Aderholt
Retired Circuit Judge Bobby Ray Aderholt, a Republican trailblazer in North Alabama, passed away peacefully at home following a brief battle with cancer. He was 85 years old. Judge Aderholt was first elected to serve on Alabama’s 25th Judicial Circuit in 1976, when the state was still largely Democrat. The odds were stacked against him,