Tommy Tuberville...

Voted in Florida as a resident of that state months after his tax records claimed he became an Alabama resident (again).

So he either committed voter fraud in Florida by voting in an election that he was ineligible to vote in, or he hasn't been an Alabama resident long enough to qualify to be governor.

So if I voted for him I would either be supporting a guy guilty of voter fraud, or I would be participating in voter fraud myself by voting for a candidate who is ineligible.

I'm against voter fraud (all the time, not just when the other team is doing it), so I'll be voting for Doug Jones in about an hour.

Same with John Wahl. He was registered to vote in Tennessee and had a Tennessee driver's license as late as 2023. Actually, he was registered to vote in both Alabama and Tennessee at the same time.

Can't participate in voter fraud, same dilemma as Tuberville, so he's out too.

frick anybody here who doesn't like it.

Both candidates' eligibility was (rightly) challenged at the party level and the Republican Party of Alabama allowed them both to run on their ticket anyway.

If platforming candidates who are actually eligible to run is too much to ask, then the Republican Party will have to do without my vote today.