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==Alabama Politics==

==Alabama Politics==

The capital of Alabama is [[Montgomery]] and its largest city is Birmingham. Alabama is a [[red state]] which tends favor [[Republican]]s in elections, particularly on a national level.<ref>http://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/</ref> The current governor of Alabama is Robert Bentley, a Republican. Alabama's current Senators are [[Richard Shelby]] and [[Jeff Sessions]], both of whom are Republicans.

The capital of Alabama is [[Montgomery]] and its largest city is Birmingham. Alabama is a [[red state]] which tends favor [[Republican]]s in elections, particularly on a national level.<ref>http://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/</ref> The current governor of Alabama is [[Kay Ivey]], a Republican. Alabama's current Senators are [[Richard Shelby]], a Republican and [[Doug Jones]], a Democrat

Alabama's [[Alabama Constitution|Constitution]] was adopted in 1901.

Alabama's [[Alabama Constitution|Constitution]] was adopted in 1901.

==Elected Officials==

==Elected Officials==

As of 2017.

As of 2018.

===Federal===

===Federal===

*Senator [[Richard Shelby]] (R)

*Senator [[Richard Shelby]] (R)

*Senator [[Luther Strange]] (R)

*Senator [[Doug Jones]] (D)

*Rep. [[Bradley Byrne]] [R, AL-1]

*Rep. [[Bradley Byrne]] [R, AL-1]

*Rep. [[Martha Roby]] [R, AL-2]  

*Rep. [[Martha Roby]] [R, AL-2]  

===Statewide===

===Statewide===

*Governor [[Kay Ivey]] (R)

*Governor [[Kay Ivey]] (R)

*Lt. Governor Missing

*Lt. Governor (vacant)

*Attorney General [[Steve Marshall]] (R)

*Attorney General [[Steve Marshall]] (R)

*Secretary of State [[John Merrill]] (R)

*Secretary of State [[John Merrill]] (R)