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Rep. Mack Butler on the 2026 Alabama legislative session

Representative Mack Butler joined the BCS. State of Alabama podcast with Christopher M Peeks owner of the Alabama Political Contributor website and Brandon Moseley to discuss the 2026 Alabama Legislative session Opposition to PSC Appointment Bill Representative Mack Butler discussed the controversial bill to change PSC members from elected to appointed, which he opposed due to public opposition and concerns about high utility costs. He expressed hope the bill is dead for the session and suggested implementing mandatory rate hearings instead. Butler also commented on the recent removal of Jesse Battles from the Senate District 10 ballot, expressing disappointment that the party elders made the decision rather than the voters. He emphasized his long-standing Republican values and support for legislation like the Ten Commandments bill, which he believes will pass this time after getting stuck in the Senate last year. Political Updates and Immigration Concerns The discussion covered several topics, including Representative Jesse Battles' defeat in the primary election and his decision to remain involved in the local Republican Party. Representative Pringle's bill, which passed the House, was discussed, allowing appointing authorities to remove individuals from boards and commissions if they are not performing their duties. The conversation also touched on the challenges faced by various state boards in maintaining quorums and conducting business. Finally, there was a brief discussion about immigration issues in Alabama, with Representative expressing concerns about the effectiveness of protests and the need for immigrants to assimilate and follow the legal process. Legislative Priorities and District Progress Representative Butler discussed several legislative priorities, including a bill to execute child molesters and efforts to challenge abortion laws in court. He expressed support for a lottery in Alabama, citing historical precedent, though he did not expect gambling legislation to pass this session. Butler highlighted economic growth in his district, particularly in Gadsden, attributing it to local leadership and new developments like the Challenger Center. He also discussed the potential for nuclear power and expressed enthusiasm for Tommy Tuberville's upcoming governorship. #alpolitics #election2026 #christophermpeeks #electionnews #alabamapolitics #politicalanalysis #politics #psc #alabamapower