Overview
- The Alabama Republican Party Candidate Committee on Sunday rejected Ken McFeeters’ claim that Sen. Tommy Tuberville fails the state’s seven‑year residency requirement for governor.
- Tuberville’s campaign said it provided the party with “definitive proof” that he has continuously lived in Alabama since 2019.
- McFeeters said Tuesday he will take the matter to court to compel production of travel, credit card, financial, tax, and utility records to establish Tuberville’s domicile.
- Public records show Tuberville claims a homestead exemption on an Auburn home and also owns a multimillion‑dollar beach house in Walton County, Florida, purchased by his wife and son in 2017.
- The Alabama Constitution requires gubernatorial candidates to be resident citizens of the state for at least seven years before the election.