Alabama Supreme Court upholds dismissal of challenge to Tuberville's eligibility for governor
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A lower court's decision to dismiss a lawsuit arguing that Sen. Tommy Tuberville does not meet the residency requirements to run for governor has been upheld by the Alabama Supreme Court.
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The Alabama Supreme Court ruled 7-0 on Friday against the lawsuit seeking to disqualify U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) from the governor’s race over his residency, 25 days out from the election. It is the final ruling in a residency fight that has trailed him since 2020.
The Alabama Supreme Court ruled 7-0 on Friday against the lawsuit seeking to disqualify U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) from the governor’s race over his residency, 25 days out from the election. It is the final ruling in a residency fight that has trailed him since 2020.
A lower court's decision to dismiss a lawsuit arguing that Sen. Tommy Tuberville does not meet the residency requirements to run for governor has been upheld by the Alabama Supreme Court.