The Alabama Republican Party is stationing hundreds of people, including poll watchers and lawyers, to oversee Tuesday's election in Alabama and Georgia.

Both the alabama democratic and republican parties are working to ensure alabamians are promised fair voting tomorrow at polling locations across the state by a

Alabama voters are getting the chance to cast their votes for president and other local races during the general election on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Polling locations will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

At Oak Mountain High School, some voters are getting ready to make their voice heard for the first time. And with less than 24 hours until polls open, they are making every second count.

The Alabama Secretary of State’s Office has sample ballots for every county so you can look them over before you go to the polls. The samples are a common one for each county, so not all races will appear on all ballots.

With no early voting in Alabama, registered voters will flock to the polls on election day, and it’s essential to have what you need to have a smooth experience. “First and foremost bring a photo ID,” said Russell County Probate Judge Alford Harden.