2025SB 118

Constitutional Amendment to Expand Crimes Ineligible for Bail

2025 - Alabama Senate

Conservatives Support

Description

SB 118 proposes an amendment to the Alabama Constitution that would allow judges to deny the release on bail for two additional crimes: discharging a firearm in an occupied space and soliciting, conspiring, or attempting to commit murder. SB 118 was passed by the Alabama Senate in a 29-0 vote on February 25, 2025, and it was later signed into law by Governor Kay Ivey.

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Legislators · 35

Legislator	Party	Lifetime Rating	Vote
Greg Albritton AL	Republican	70%	Conservative
Gerald Allen AL	Republican	75%	Conservative
Will Barfoot AL	Republican	75%	Conservative
William Beasley AL	Democrat	46%	Did Not Vote
Lance Bell AL	Republican	77%	Conservative
Tom Butler AL	Republican	75%	Conservative
Josh Carnley AL	Republican	78%	Conservative
Clyde Chambliss AL	Republican	72%	Conservative
Donnie Chesteen AL	Republican	70%	Conservative
Merika Coleman-Evans AL	Democrat	33%	Did Not Vote
Linda Coleman-Madison AL	Democrat	41%	Conservative
Chris Elliott AL	Republican	77%	Conservative
Vivian Figures AL	Democrat	41%	Conservative
Sam Givhan AL	Republican	76%	Conservative
Garlan Gudger AL	Republican	77%	Conservative
Kirk Hatcher AL	Democrat	44%	Conservative
Jay Hovey AL	Republican	78%	Conservative
Andrew Jones AL	Republican	77%	Conservative
Keith Kelley AL	Republican	78%	Conservative
Wes Kitchens AL	Republican	77%	Conservative
Steve Livingston AL	Republican	73%	Conservative
Tim Melson AL	Republican	78%	Conservative
Arthur Orr AL	Republican	73%	Conservative
Randy Price AL	Republican	75%	Did Not Vote
Dan Roberts AL	Republican	78%	Conservative
David Sessions AL	Republican	71%	Conservative
Shay Shelnutt AL	Republican	80%	Did Not Vote
Bobby Singleton AL	Democrat	44%	Did Not Vote
Rodger Smitherman AL	Democrat	46%	Conservative
Robert Stewart AL	Democrat	46%	Conservative
Larry Stutts AL	Republican	73%	Conservative
J.T. Waggoner AL	Republican	74%	Conservative
April Weaver AL	Republican	77%	Conservative
Jack Williams AL	Republican	69%	Conservative
Kay Ivey	—	—	Conservative