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Alabama Senate Race Advances to Runoffs for Both Parties
Two Democrats and two Republicans will face off in June 16 runoffs to replace Sen. Tommy Tuberville. The contests follow Tuberville's decision to leave the Senate and seek the Alabama governorship.
May 20, 10:54 AM·1m read1 source
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Two Democrats and two Republicans will compete in June 16 runoffs to replace Sen. Tommy Tuberville in the U.S. Senate. Everett Wess and Dakarai Lariett emerged as the top vote-getters in the Democratic primary and will face each other again next month. Neither candidate has previously held elected office.
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Barry Moore and Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall advanced from the Republican primary. President Donald Trump has endorsed Moore. Alabama has sent Republican senators to Washington for decades, with one exception when former Sen. Doug Jones held the seat after a 2017 special election.
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