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Republicans in Baldwin County, Alabama, are rallying voters to cast straight-ticket ballots—choosing all candidates from one party—to counter declining GOP turnout and prevent Democratic gains. With nearly 67% of voters opting for straight-ticket in 2022, the county GOP is distributing thousands of cards urging loyalty to their party, especially as Democrats show rising enthusiasm at rallies. Governor candidate Doug Jones criticizes the practice, urging voters to evaluate individual candidates’ records. Alabama remains one of just six states allowing straight-ticket voting, and while Republicans tout it as a way to protect traditional values, Democrats argue voters are ready to hold Republicans accountable after 15 years in power—and that scare tactics won’t work this time.
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