Two heavily debated bills that had a chance to pass on the last day of the 2026 legislative session died quietly without coming up for votes.
The Alabama Senate adjourned Thursday without debating or taking a vote on HB541, a Republican-backed measure that would have required voters to register a party affiliation in order to vote in party primary.
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