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Alabama GOP Senate Runoff Candidates Face Off Tuesday
Republican voters in Alabama choose between two candidates for the party's Senate nomination on Tuesday. The winner will face the Democratic nominee in November to succeed the retiring senator.
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Republican voters in Alabama decide their Senate nominee Tuesday in a runoff between two candidates who advanced from last month's primary. Polls close at 7 p.m. EDT. The winner will face the Democratic nominee in the November general election.
The Democratic primary for the open Senate seat also requires a runoff. Two candidates are competing for the party's nomination on the same ballot.
Background The seat opened after the incumbent Republican senator chose not to seek another term. Neither Republican candidate secured a majority in the initial primary, triggering the runoff under state rules.
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