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In just under a week after former President Donald Trump endorsed Republican U.S. Senate hopeful Katie Britt, newly released polling shows that her candidacy has received increased support from Alabama's GOP electorate.

According to two polls released on Thursday, former Business Council of Alabama president and CEO Katie Britt has a double-digit advantage over Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL) with just five days to go until a Republican runoff election determines the GOP nominee for the November ballot. | Politics

DeKalb’s Primary Runoff Election is Tuesday, June 21. Five races appear on the GOP ballot for DeKalb County, all state offices.

Two independent polls released Thursday indicate that former Business Council of Alabama CEO Katie Britt holds around a 20-point lead over U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks in the U.S. Senate GOP runoff contest.

Gov. Kay Ivey in March signed a bill that would Alabamians to carry concealed weapons without a permit in most cases.

Gov. Kay Ivey in March signed a bill\u00a0that would Alabamians to carry concealed weapons without a permit in most cases.

Gov. Kay Ivey in March signed a bill that would Alabamians to carry concealed weapons without a permit in most cases.

Voters have a deadline coming up regarding the June twenty first runoff. Today is the last day to register to vote in Alabama’s high profile Republican race for the U.S. Senate. Katie Britt and Mo Brooks have grabbing a lot of headlines, but there are other issues out there as well. That’s the view of Alabama League of Women Voters.

Well, the people have spoken. Sort of.

Republican U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville and Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Will Boyd spoke to WAAY 31 on Wednesday following the tragic shooting in Texas.