Alabamians will have a shot at shaping the presidential race for 2016.
With an early SEC Primary on March 1, Alabama will be among 14 states and territories holding elections on Super Tuesday. Also on the ballot, a Senate race, several state and county races and an state amendment.
Citizens still have time to register to vote, either online (for the first time) or by handing in this PDF form. The deadline is 11:59 p.m. Monday for online submission or end of business Monday at the county Board of Registrar offices for hand-delivered forms.
To help you see the full candidate list for your district, we’ve included sample ballots for Jefferson and Shelby Counties for the primaries. (The Jefferson County ballots, 32Â pages and 46 pages, include versions for every district.)
Also included is the Alabama Voter Guide, which has information on voting procedures and frequently asked questions.
For easier viewing, you can download or zoom to full screen with each ballot.
Primary elections take place March 1Â across the state.
Promotional video for Birmingham’s business incubator. From Innovation Depot.
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Storm chaser on Christmas 2015 tracking tornadoes. From Enchanted LifePathTv.
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The Poppy Colon Christmas dance stand battle. From Nuway2live.
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Lifeline Children’s Services annual fund-raising dinner in November at the Sheraton Birmingham. From Lifeline Children’s Services.
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Promotional video for the book “Birmingham Foot Soldiers: Voices from the Civil Rights Movement.” From Nick Patterson.
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Motorcycle donuts (our vertical video of the week). From Hamzah Twezzy.
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Predictions for the Birmingham real estate market in 2016. From Jason Secor.
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Atlanta electronic rock band STS9 performs in November at Iron City on Southside. From David Montgomery.
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Celebrating the first papal anniversary. From Berea Internacional.
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Birmingham Cars and Coffee in December at Hoover Tactical Firearms and in Inverness. From Southern_Pride_GHIF.
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Drill demo. From WhiteFab Inc.
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The boys’ 4x200m relay at the Magic City Invitational in December at the Birmingham CrossPlex in Five Points West. From Bill Voigt.
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High school cafeteria fight (our other vertical video of the week). From LeakingIT.
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A visit to the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum in Leeds. From Luis Escobar.
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Promotional video for apartment complex Venue at the Ballpark. From Architectmedia.
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More from last week’s Birmingham Coffee and Cars in Hoover. From Paul Franks.
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Music video for “Birmingham” by Gina Kessler and the Martinis. From Bryan Rosen.
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Christmas project with Mountain Brook Community Church and nonprofit group KIDS Inc. From Alabama NewsCenter.
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In partnership with Ameresco, the Birmingham Housing Authority will improve infrastructure and save a projected $66 million in energy costs over the next 17 years. From Ameresco.
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January’s Birmingham Boat Show at the BJCC Exhibition Hall downtown. From Elite Rod Holders.
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Testing for fourth-degree black belt with Tiger-Rock Martial Arts at the BJCC Meeting Rooms. From Nic Wilson.
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The five tallest buildings in Birmingham. From MrPolarBear 333.
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A look at October’s third annual Magic City Sip and Shop at the BridgeStreet Gallery and Loft on Southside. From ThomasVisionFilms.
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New Orleans’ Trombone Shorty performs in December at Iron City. From Dan Lee.
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The Electric Power Research Institute, Southern Company and the Southeastern Solar Research Center at Southern Research’s Birmingham campus are conducting a large, multifaceted demonstration project on photovoltaic rays. From Southern Research.
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The history of Sloss Furnaces. From Alabama NewsCenter.
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Promo for January’s Elevate the Stage gymnastics competition at Legacy Arena. From Knight Eady.
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Telegraph Creative’s year in review and Christmas card. From Telegraph Creative.
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Memphis rock band Spaceface performs “Carnivore” in February 2015 at Iron City. From treser62.
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Enjoying the playground at Crestwood Park. From Toni Mckinney.
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Birmingham’s FunnyMaine performing at the Stardome Comedy Club in Hoover. From FunnyMaine.
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Birmingham rock band EveryDay but Friday performs “Fire Away” in December at Saturn in Avondale. From EveryDay but Friday.
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Al Jazeera report on Fairfield Walmart closing. From Al Jazeera America News.
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Birmingham jazz-pop band the Other Day performs “Epic Sol” in January at the Syndicate Lounge on Southside. From the Other Day.
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UAB pediatric oncologist Smita Bhatia discusses long-term and late effects experienced by cancer survivors. From Harborside Press.
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The YMCA of Greater Birmingham held its inaugural Thingamajig Invention Convention last summer at the YMCA Youth Center. From Birmingham YMCA.
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Time-lapse footage of the first Vulcan Classic game between Alabama and Oregon in December at Legacy Arena. From Knight Eady.
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Christmas storm and tornado batters Birmingham. From Associated Press.
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Proposed rezoning for Hoover schools, presented Thursday. From WIAT-42.
JRT performs at the Straight Outta Birmingham Artist Showcase in November at Zydeco on Southside. From Justtin Curry.
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Promo reel for Birmingham-based Kilzo Films. From Kilzo Films.
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Time-lapse footage of the Lyric Theatre renovation. From Michael Panepento.
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Music video for “Birmingham (Pop That)” by HidNTrackz featuring Ben Trexel. From HidN Trackz.
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Primus performs “Moron TV” in 2014 at Iron City on Southside. From treser62.
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Under the direction of the Chaffin Carousel Carving School in Five Points South, Amber Hawk Swanson will produce a full-size wooden carousel mount in the likeness of Dottie, a 9-year-old RealDoll originally owned by a Disney World Imagineer and “doll husband” Nagus. Dottie is now in the shared custody of two doll owners Incred and Camp, who met online, discovered they live only 19 miles apart. From Amber Hawk Swanson.
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How to make cornbread. From Hamilton Young Ward.
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A look at the 19th annual Pig Iron BBQ Challenge at the Hoover Metropolitan Stadium in October. From Children’s Harbor.
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Birmingham saxophonist Vann Burchfield performs in 2011 at Jazz in the Park in East Lake Park. From Vann Burchfield.
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The Birmingham Boys Choir performs “Deep River” in January at Samford University. From Birmingham Boys Choir.
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Nashville country singer Chris Stapleton performs “Tennessee Whiskey” in June at Iron City on Southside (our other vertical video of the week). From Crystal Russell.
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Mastodon performs in November at Iron City. From Mark Frost.
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Southern Performance vs. Atlanta’s Keba Phipps Volleyball Academy in January at a Nashville tournament. From Ty Thomas.
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A December ride through Southside and downtown on the Vespa. From Dakota Kelly.
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New Jersey jam band Railroad Earth performs “Walk Beside Me” in March at Iron City. From zmanatl.
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Promo for the Game Zone Mobile. From Fernando Doyle II.
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Birmingham’s Guitar Hero, a multimedia group project for the fall 2015 semester. From Chromacraft.
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Promo for State Fair Coney Island in East Lake. From Phreal Innovations.
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First stop on the Bank Innovators Road Show, a series of small workshops where bankers work through research and case studies of the world’s most innovative banks to implement ideas. From Bank Innovators Council.
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FunkNation sound check at Iron City (our other other vertical video of the week). From backbeat3721.
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A discussion on the Returning to the Roots Of Civil Rights Tour, which includes Birmingham. From John Stanko.
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Cheap Trick performs in 2014 at Iron City. From Lee Moore Sr.
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Birmingham Lotus Project phase 1, post-performance improv with bilateral symmetry. From Julie Watters.
With an early SEC Primary on March 1, Alabama will be among 14 states and territories holding elections on Super Tuesday. Also on the ballot, a Senate race, several state and county races and an state amendment.
