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Ivey wins Alabama governor GOP primary

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Gov. Kay Ivey claims victory in crowded GOP primary. She thanked her opponents for wanting to serve and promised to oppose President Joe Biden. Some wondered if she would swing her campaign hard to the right to avoid a runoff. Ivey touted her record on job growth and low unemployment.

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Washington Times

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The Hill

Ivey wins Alabama governor GOP primary

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Washington Examiner

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The Epoch Times

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2 years ago·New York, United States

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npr

Incumbent Gov. Kay Ivey wins GOP primary in Alabama

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2 years ago·Washington, United States

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