Mobile and Baldwin County News
A second legal challenge to Prichard’s municipal elections has been filed in Mobile County Circuit Court, seeking to stop the city from holding its September 23 runoff elections. Lorenzo Martin,…
With Election Day approaching, Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson has joined Governor Kay Ivey and a group of mayors from across Alabama in urging voters to support Amendment 1, the proposed…
Alabama's Secretary of State says primary runoff turnout in Mobile and Baldwin counties matched expectations, while Mobile County's probate judge reports a smooth election despite some poll worker growing pains…
Herman Thomas, a former Mobile County circuit judge who lost his law license amid abuse-of-power allegations, advanced to an October runoff for a Mobile City Council seat even as lawsuits…
The Mobile County Commission approved relocating 21 polling places for upcoming elections, citing the need for larger spaces to allow social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has confirmed Gov. Kay Ivey can legally postpone the March 31 primary runoff over coronavirus concerns, as Mobile County's probate judge continues preparations and monitors…
Democrats opened statewide qualifying in January and Republicans in March, with both parties closing April 2 for June 1 primaries. Nearly every office in Alabama was on the 2010 ballot.
As Mobile County voters went to the polls, candidates from the governor's race to the county school board scheduled election-night gatherings for supporters.