The 2026 Alabama legislative session begins on January 13th, 2026. As we head into another year defending Alabamians’ rights and pushing legislation that helps our communities thrive, we need you with us. Use the tools and resources below to Werk The Lege (a.k.a. engage in Alabama's legislative process) and sign up to receive our action alerts so you can be a part of the movement.
Remember, the Statehouse is the People's House and our legislators work for us! We hope this Lege Action Hub empowers you to walk in the front door with confidence and demand your lawmakers serve your community.
See our 2025 legislative session recap here and stay tuned to this space for legislative updates.
This bill did not make it out of committee in the House. It would have required abortion providers to perform an ultrasound for pregnant patients seeking an abortion and disclose their income received from...
This bill was passed and signed into law on April 27. With this new law, healthcare providers are exempted from performing certain services related to abortion, sterilization, stem cell research, and...
HB 98, the "Right to Life" Amendment, was passed on April 25 and will be on the statewide ballot on November 6, 2018. This is a legislatively referred constitutional amendment that will "declare and...
This bill passed the Senate on May 11 but did not make it out of committee in the House. It would have proposed an amendment to the Alabama Constitution to permit the display of the Ten Commandments on...
This bill passed the Senate on April 11 but did not come to the floor for a vote in the House. It would have authorized a separate police force for the church, which would have vested state powers in a...
This bill allows religious adoption agencies to refuse child placement to families who do not share their religious beliefs. While this will most likely discriminate against same-sex couples, there is a...