U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) has said that there’s “no reason for alarm” over why all Republican leaders haven’t admitted that Biden has won and congratulated him yet.

Over 62% of Alabamians were able to vote this year, no one has presented a single incident of voter suppression or a lack of voting opportunities. This is a solution in search of a problem.

The Pfizer vaccine against the coronavirus has been reported to be 90% effective, and UAB vaccine expert Dr. Paul Geopfert, M.D. has said this is “tremendous news”

As former Vice President Joe Biden has been declared the projected winner of the presidential election and delivered a victory speech, now there are questions about if President Donald Trump will concede with reports indicating that he will and will not.

Jackson closes the show with a “parting shot” at those who don't understand that the way early voting and mail-in voting is done is destroying the faith in our electoral system.

During an appearance on Yellowhammer News' Alabama Politics This Week, McDonald was asked about who he sees running in 2022 if Shelby does retire as rumored.He then gave 3 versions of Mo Brooks' name.

Trump also said that media polling was “election interference” and “suppression polls” and claimed that they falsely created momentum for former Vice President Joe Biden

The election remains undecided, though, as the nation waits for votes in Nevada, Georgia, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania to be counted

This was embarrassing and sets the Alabama Democratic Party back years, so maybe there is some good news here.

7. A college senior is now mayor In Camp Hill, Alabama, Messiah Williams-Cole, a 21-year-old college student at Auburn University, has been sworn-in as mayor of the town with a population of 955. Williams-Cole said that he wants to “increase unity in the town, like doing quarterly town hall meetings that are more informal and […]

It’s Election Day across the country, and while it’s still unknown if it’ll be declared who the next president is by tonight

This election is almost over and the counting is about to start, so I reached out to various lawmakers and opinion leaders to find out what they think we will happen,

Weeks ago, the talk of a blowout for Biden seemed to be dominating the media as the talk wasn't about if Biden was going to win but it was about how big it would be, but polls everywhere are tightening and momentum seems to be on President Donald Trump side but it may not be enough

Jackson and Handback are joined by Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth to discuss his coronavirus diagnosis, his recovery, Alabama Democrats using it for fundraising and the election results.

So my reasons for being a “NO” vote were a mistake, I cast a bad vote but I can't take it back.

The Alabama Department of Public Health is now reporting that there have only been 13 deaths from the coronavirus that didn’t have any underlying health conditions

With new cases up all over, in the U.S. and around the world, governments are preparing to reintroduce more restrictions and measures meant to limit the spread with nations like France and Germany enforcing a partial lockdown.

The American media has spent most of 2020 covering the race between U.S. Senator Doug Jones (D-AL) and former Auburn head coach Tommy Tuberville like it is a close race but with one week to go and a 14-point poll showing Tuberville leading, it appears that they have changed their tune.

7. New York Post has endorsed Trump The New York Post, who recently broke the Hunter Biden story, has endorsed President Donald Trump in the 2020 election. Throughout the opinion piece that was released, the Post mentions the unemployment rates before the coronavirus pandemic, rising wages, job creation and the economic health of the country. […]

But Judge Kallon should have never changed the rules mid-election, while votes are being counted, and then they get changed again and now we have a fiasco on our hands.

While at a campaign rally in Pensacola, Florida, President Donald Trump took time to mention the state of Alabama, U.S. Senate candidate Tommy Tuberville, and Congressional candidate Jerry Carl

Jackson closes the show with a “parting shot” at those who think judges should be deciding the rules for voting and not the legislators that were elected to do just that.

Vice President Joe Biden and President Donald Trump’s mics were muted during the first two minutes for each segment and it was on after that

I don't think the state is going to become a liberal hot spot anytime soon, so it might be time to just start attempting to change people's minds by being honest about what you want as Alabama Democrats.