Alabama Republican Party picks up 40 additional seats across the state in historic election

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The Alabama Republican Party increased its political might even further in the 2024 general election this week. The organization announced that it has now managed to flip 40 seats from Democrat to Republican since the last election in 2022.

“The Alabama Republican Party has worked with purpose and commitment, not only in securing wins here at home, but also in leading national volunteer and election integrity efforts,” said ALGOP Chairman John Wahl. “Our historic success speaks to the dedication of our volunteers and the faith voters have placed in our commitment to defending the American dream and family values.”

Wahl explained that while campaigning, the party focused on highlighting the need to put the “people of America first again.”

“We are incredibly proud of our team and volunteers who poured their time and energy into reaching voters with our message of freedom, fiscal responsibility, secure boarders, and protecting our children from radical agendas. The Alabama Republican Party still believes in common sense and serving the people. This election season showcased the power of committed grassroots action, both here in Alabama and in key battleground states.”

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One of the contributing factors to the sweep, according to Wahl, was the ALGOP’s expanded outreach to minority communities which resulted in record-breaking Republican support from Alabama’s Latino and African American voters.

In addition, the ALGOP’s grassroots efforts included knocking on over 100,000 doors across Georgia and North Carolina promoting conservative candidates. The organization conducted over a million phone calls and text messages to reach voters, mailed over 100 mailers to more than half a million households, and supported candidates with billboards, radio, and TV ads.

During the 2022 election cycle, the Republican Party picked up 50 seats in a year when many other Republican organizations across the country were struggling.

Austen Shipley is a staff writer for Yellowhammer News. You can follow him on X @ShipleyAusten

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