Three activist judges are trying to silence the voices of over 5 million Alabamians. We look forward to seeing what SCOTUS has to say about that. Full statement below: “Yet again, the three-judge panel has decided to force a racially gerrymandered, court-drawn Congressional Map upon the people of Alabama. As disappointing as this decision is, it is ultimately unsurprising given their long track record of siding with liberal plaintiffs and handing Democrats congressional victories in the courtroom. Elections should be decided by voters at the ballot box, not activist judges who believe they know better than the people they were appointed to serve. I believe this decision is blatantly in violation of the Supreme Court’s ruling in Callais v. Louisiana and will not stand once it is presented before a higher court. This is nothing more than a politically motivated attempt to weaponize the judicial system for partisan gain, and Alabama has every intention of taking this to the Supreme Court and fighting back.”

🗳️ Today is Election Day, Alabama! Every race on the ballot matters — from statewide offices to your local community. Find your polling place and get out there: ALABAMAVOTES.GOV #alpolitics #alabama #ElectionDay #VOTE

Tomorrow, Alabama Republicans head to the polls! Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Bring a valid photo ID and find your polling location at AlabamaVotes.gov.

The Alabama House of Representatives has adjourned its Special Session and put a contingency plan in place if SCOTUS or a lower court lifts its injunction. The moment we get relief, Alabama will be ready to act. Full statement below: “For the last five days, House Republicans have stood firm on the fact that our state’s current, court-imposed Congressional Map is nothing more than a racially gerrymandered disgrace that does not represent the conservative values held by Alabamians. We have fought back against insults and attacks on our character from the left, not by feeding into their rhetoric, but by sending a loud and clear message with our votes. Our combined efforts have yielded real results. If Alabama’s unlawful injunction is lifted by SCOTUS or a lower court before the federal primary election deadline, the state now has a plan in place to revert to the Legislature’s 2023 map. This guarantees that the Second Congressional District – which was wrongfully handed to democrats on a silver platter by the courts – is flipped back to republican control while also putting the Seventh Congressional District in play. As much as we would have preferred to draw a new map like our neighbors in Tennessee, the legal constraints created by Allen v. Milligan make that impossible today. Any other course of action would have all but guaranteed Alabama sends two Democrats to Congress at a time when control of the U.S. House could be decided by only a handful of seats – an outcome that our country cannot afford. Alabama has done its part in helping President Trump maintain a republican Congress, and we will continue fighting to ensure that our elections are decided by Alabamians, not activist judges.”

HB1 — which provides Alabama with a contingency plan for primary elections should SCOTUS apply the Callais ruling to our state’s current case — has cleared the House and now heads to the State Senate. Alabama House Republicans are doing our part to ensure Congress stays red.

Today, Governor Kay Ivey signed HB527 into law! Carried by Rep. James Lomax, this legislation delivers a state income tax deduction of up to $1,000 on overtime pay and suspends the state grocery tax for two months this summer — real relief for Alabama workers and families.

78 years of service, sacrifice, and defending freedom. Happy Birthday to the U.S. Air Force Reserve, and thank you to every Alabamian who wears the uniform.

Over the last four years, Alabama House Republicans have put more than $1.5 billion back in the pockets of Alabama workers. Less out of your paycheck. More in your wallet. The promise was made, and the promise was delivered.

The Alabama Policy Institute on Monday declared the 2026 regular session its most productive on record. In a news release, @AlabamaPolicy President and CEO Stephanie Smith announced that 29 of the 30 proposals in its 2026 BluePrint for Alabama were enacted into law. “This session, we moved the needle significantly,” Smith said. “The legislative body embraced our BluePrint ideas to provide full funding for education freedom, increase fiscal and ideological accountability in higher education, and return the Ten Commandments, prayer, and patriotism to public schools.” Read more here: yellowhammernews.com/alabama… #Alabama #ALPolitics #GOP #Policy #Conservative #Government #Law

The hardworking members of the Alabama House Ways & Means Education Committee &staff, responsible for appropriating $12B to support pre-k, K-12, community colleges, higher education institutions & economic development & workforce projects ⁦@ALHouseGOP⁩ ⁦@ALHouseDems⁩

The Alabama House has adjourned sine die.

Thank you to Chairmen Garrett and Reynolds for your work to deliver fiscally responsible budgets this session!

“Our law enforcement officers make enormous sacrifices to protect the people of Alabama. This scholarship is a recognition that those sacrifices don’t just affect the officer. They affect the entire family.” — Rep. Allen Treadaway Thank you, Governor Ivey

Final day on the floor. 🏛️ This session: safer schools, lower health care costs, stronger election integrity, and more opportunities for Alabama families. House Republicans delivered.

The Alabama House Republican Caucus is on the floor today for Legislative Day 29.

The Alabama House Republican Caucus is on the floor today for Legislative Day 28 — one of the final days of the 2026 Regular Session.

Big week at the State House. Here's what Alabama House Republicans delivered.

The Alabama House Republican Caucus has launched a new podcast called "In Session: Conversations with Republican Legislators." Episode 1 features a conversation between Rep. @ScottStadthagen and Speaker @RepLedbetter #alpolitics Listen at apple.co/40RiNQP

New member profile: Rep. Brock Colvin - Alabama Daily News ift.tt/2CvprDK

“It was very obvious to me that education was at the top of her priorities, or it seemed to be in her speech. So we’ll see what actually comes to fruition as far as legislation and initiatives." yellowhammernews.com/rigsby-…