Either way, he wins. When in fact there are no prohibitions to abolish. That includes a public ratification vote and the reprinting and distributing of all related public documents. All for an obsolete, and worthless constitutional statement that on it's face is already illegal, moot, null and void. Gov. Seigleman should intervene, as a State Constitutional Committee is presently working on revising the Alabama constitution in whole and removing hundreds of obsolete and illegal articles and amendments in our constitution within about 2 years.
Most districts have no excess funds to remove and replace the temporary trailer classrooms.
Also, radio and press releases will be issued, and house members contacted. If government responds properly, the error will be recognized and the Amendment 2 vote Nov. 7th eliminated from the ballot. That PAC is headed by Michael Chappell, and he has called it right on this one. For those of you that were quick to criticize Mike Chappell, regardless of your opinion of him, he is a professional lobbyist, and understands the legislative process, lives in Montgomery, has an SCV bed and Breakfast where other lobbyist reside while they are in Montgomery, and he is aware of every heritage issue that surfaces in the house. He owns his headquarters building.