Alabama Primary News

More 2012: Sweet Home Alabama msnbc.com "A new Alabama State University poll shows Rick Santorum leading next week's Alabama GOP primary with 23%, followed by Mitt Romney at 19% and Newt Gingrich at 14%," Political Wire notes. "The poll found 30% undecided and for some reason did not ask ... See all stories on this topic »

Former Alabama Gov. Bob Riley endorses Mitt Romney for president | The Republic The Republic Riley's endorsement comes as Alabama prepares for its presidential preference primary on Tuesday. There will be 47 delegates at stake in the Republican primary. State Republican Party Chairman Bill Armistead said he's trying to get Romney and Ron Paul ... See all stories on this topic »

GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum to make campaign stops in Alabama ... The Republic Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum is campaigning across Alabama ahead of the state's upcoming GOP primary. Santorum's campaign staff said the candidate plans Thursday appearances at 10 am in Huntsville; at 2 pm in Pelham; and in Mobile ... See all stories on this topic »

Alabama Poll: Santorum Leads Romney NewsMax.com By Richard Wagner Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum leads Mitt Romney in an Alabama poll on the eve of the former Pennsylvania senator's first campaign trip to the state in advance of the primary election there on Tuesday, according to ... See all stories on this topic »

Alabama in political spotlight WBRC For the first time ever Alabama will have a Presidential candidate forum at the Alabama Theater Monday night before the primary. "We're confident Alabamians have a real desire to have a strong statement made about who we want as our presidential ... See all stories on this topic »

Former Gov. Bob Riley backs US Rep. Spencer Bachus in Alabama primary al.com (blog) To have the chairman of the Financial Services Committee be from the state of Alabama never needs to be taken lightly, plus I know him to be a good man, a man of character. He's always been a good friend and a great congressman. See all stories on this topic » al.com (blog)