2025SB 142

Codifying Management of Alabama’s Voter Rolls

2025 - Alabama Senate

Conservatives Support

Description

SB 142 codifies Alabama’s existing multistate voter-integrity initiative into state law, ensuring Alabama’s voter rolls remain accurate. CPAC believes it is prudent to add permanence to Alabama’s management of voter rolls, and it supports this bill. SB 142 was passed by the Alabama Senate in a 30-0 vote on May 14, 2025, and it was signed into law by Governor Kay Ivey.

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Legislators · 34

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%	Conservative
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%	Did Not Vote
Sam Givhan AL	Republican	76%	Conservative
Garlan Gudger AL	Republican	77%	Conservative
Kirk Hatcher AL	Democrat	44%	Did Not Vote
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%	Conservative
Dan Roberts AL	Republican	78%	Conservative
David Sessions AL	Republican	71%	Conservative
Shay Shelnutt AL	Republican	80%	Conservative
Bobby Singleton AL	Democrat	44%	Conservative
Rodger Smitherman AL	Democrat	46%	Did Not Vote
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