From montgomeryadvertiser.com:

Alabama voters face a long ballot Tuesday as they pick party nominees for all constitutional offices, legislative and congressional seats as well as many local offices such as sheriff and county commissioner.

Outside of the governor’s race, the hottest action has come in the Republican race for attorney general, with Birmingham lawyer Luther Strange seeking to unseat incumbent Troy King, who has lost the backing of some top GOP leaders in his feud with Republican Gov. Bob Riley over electronic bingo casinos.

Three Democratic attorneys, Michel Nicrosi of Mobile, James Anderson of Montgomery and Giles Perkins of Birmingham are facing off in the Democratic primary for the right to face the winner of the King-Strange race in the Nov. 2 general election.

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