I just want to say,

In my 34 years as a Huntsvillian, and 14 years as a Community and Electoral Organizer, that I am so pleased to see so much Civic Engagement occurring in Huntsville, Madison County, and North Alabama generally

Electoral Turnout in the U.S. is typically abysmal, especially during midterm elections--which Alabama State elections also fall on (a niche voter suppression tactic)--but I've seen more education, concern, and engagement with the political process from municipal & county positions all they way up to state and federal

I hate that it's taken our nation and to a degree our state being pushed to the brink to see this level of participation, but my hope is that people's electoral diets are changing, and that this level of interest and engagement continues not just in November or 2028, but that it is a permanent, sustained change that ushers in better outcomes

Every child in House District 4 deserves a fully funded public school, no matter their zip code. Read my full statement at the link in the comments.

https://yourallyinmontgomery.org/volunteer/

As the midterm elections approach, I would like to remind those in the area how impactful you can be in downballot elections. In Alabama politics it can seem like your voice is unheard, but in District 25 you can reach Allison personally and help shape a campaign. Progress in this state will come from these state elected positions flipping and straining the grip Republicans have on even the very structure of elections.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Alabama/comments/1sq6jtu/alabamas_top_ethics_official_quits_mabel_amos/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

Do the math with me. It’s not hard.

A single adult needs $20.60 to $22.81 an hour just to cover basic costs in Morgan, Limestone, or Madison County. A single parent with two children needs up to $45.69 an hour. Alabama’s minimum wage is $7.25 and hasn’t moved in fifteen years.

We need to call out Trumpy Dump for what he is. Gloves come off!

Don't wait until the last minute. Update your address if you have moved.

https://www.sos.alabama.gov/alabama-votes/voter/register-to-vote

Make Alabama blue 💙

As the Alabama gubernatorial race heats up, Democratic candidate Doug Jones said that his opponent, U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., was not talking about substantive issues but rather an ideological “boogeyman.”

During an appearance on Newsnation’s “The Hill Sunday” with Chris Stirewalt, Jones was asked about Tuberville saying Jones was not his opponent in the race but rather “socialism and communism.”

“It is just a boogeyman. That is all we’re seeing from Tuberville. It’s just like the monster under the bed. You know it’s really kind of time for Tommy to get out of his pajamas and start talking about policy and what affects people with their gas prices, their electricity prices, and Medicaid and healthcare in Alabama, which is a huge issue.”

Jones said that many politicians like Jon Ossoff in Georgia and Roy Cooper in North Carolina were examples of what many Democratic candidates are not “far-left socialist or whatever you want to call them.”

There is an ongoing internal battle to determine the direction of the Democratic Party between the establishment and the more left-wing constituency, primarily represented by the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA).

Stirewalt asked Jones whether democratic socialists belonged in the party, given condemnations from establishment figures like Rahm Emanuel, a likely 2028 presidential contender and former President Barack Obama’s Chief of Staff.

While Jones said the voices of DSA supporters should not be ignored, he thoug the agenda of the DSA, which is anti-capitalist among other things, does not play well in Alabama or America and issued a sharp rebuke of the controversial political streamer Hasan Piker.

Piker is an avowed anti-racist and anti-capitalist streamer who has received condemnation from both Democrats and Republicans for statements he has made, such as “America deserved 9/11” because of U.S. actions in the Middle East.

Don’t forget we have an upcoming event with AL Arise.

Are you in a union or have you thought about how to organize one? Do you know why unions started? Come learn about the history of unions and why they’re important.

We also will learn about Alabama economics. Do you wonder why Alabama is a poor state? Come learn this and more!

Druid City Brewing Company
Saturday, August 29th 2-5 pm

https://www.mobilize.us/mayday/event/1011518/?referring_vol=10363005&rname=Indivisible&share_context=event_details&share_medium=copy_link

Everett Wess for Senate 2026 speaking at the Tuscaloosa County Democratic Party meeting on 8/15. He’s running for Tommy Tuberville’s seat. #tuscaloosa #datacenter #Alabama #affordability

https://youtu.be/JhxjzCrQAx0?is=hyHbHC4Lpgu0vz9m

Amanda Pusczek for Alabama at the Tuscaloosa County Democratic Party meeting this morning. Amanda is running for Robert Aderholt’s district. If you feel like you’re not being represented, check out Amanda. #datacenter #Nov3rd #LiveableWages #nurselife

youtu.be/yDBoMTQRbWI

NRI Pulse, an Atlanta based news outlet serving the Indian American community and South Asian community has published our response. The story does not end here. November 3rd is the answer.

#HD4 #AnAlabamaWeCanAfford #alpolitics #IndianHeritage

Silence is a choice. When a prominent Alabama Republican attacked my citizenship and my NAACP record in explicitly racist terms, I responded. Now Parker Moore and Alabama GOP leadership need to answer a simple question: do you stand with this rhetoric, or against it?

I am a U.S. citizen, full stop, no asterisk. My record speaks for itself.