Both Alabama and North Carolina will have primary runoff elections for those races in which no candidate received more than 50% of the vote.  Runoffs tend to have lower voter participation than primaries and I urge you not to follow that trend.  If live in an area with a runoff please be sure to get out and vote.  You can find useful links for these primary runoffs below.

Alabama elections 

Alabama candidates


North Carolina elections

North Carolina candidates

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Since no candidate received a majority of the vote in the district one primary to replace Jo Bonner, there will be a runoff election between Dean Young and Bradley Byrne on November 5.  The winner will then proceed to the general election which will be held on December 17.  While this race has not gotten any national media attention, it is important because we need more conservatives in the House to stiffen John Boehner's spine, not more moderates stabbing us in the back.  If you live ...
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    Jo Bonner who represented Alabama's first district has resigned from Congress.  His replacement will be selected in a primary to be held on September 24. All voters in this district please be sure to get out and vote in this primary.  It is crucial to avoid sending any more GOP Establishment congressman to D.C. to assist Speaker Boehner in thwarting the wishes of the republican conservative base.  Links to the candidate websites along with election information are below.

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     This fall there are special election primaries coming up in New Jersey and Alabama.  The New Jersey primary will be held on August 13 to nominate candidates to the U.S. Senate to replace the late Senator Frank Lautenberg.  Alabama's first congressional district will have a primary on September 24 to replace Representative Jo Bonner who is resigning.  I have created a page on my website with information on these special elections.  If you live in New Jersey or Alabama district one, p...
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On March 13, Alabama and Mississippi will hold Presidential and statewide primaries while Hawaii will hold a caucus.  Please be sure to participate so that we can replace as many RINOs with conservatives as possible.  See the information below for each state.



Mississippi election calendar



Mississippi elections



Mississippi sample ballot



Alabama elections



Alabama election dates



Alabama voter guide



Alabama offices up for election



Alabama sample ballots



Hawaii caucus



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     The Alabama primary to decide who the republican nominee should be for President will be on March 13.  Other candidates running for Alabama state offices will also be on the ballot.  Alabama residents who are not registered to vote must do this before March 2 in order to vote in this primary. 


Alabama Election Dates


Alabama Voter Registration


Offices up for Election in 2012


Alabama primary sample ballots




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