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The trend of folks voting for someone from their neck of the woods dates back at least 80 years in Alabama.
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The trend of folks voting for someone from their neck of the woods dates back at least 80 years in Alabama.
Gov. Kay Ivey took the oath of office Monday in Montgomery, along with Will Ainsworth as lieutenant governor and Steve Marshall as attorney general.