Republican Women of Coffee County

09/12/2026

RWCC President Lisa her husband Tim Beebe. Vice President Virginia Howard, Recording Secretary Q and Pam McDaniel went to a 911 event in Eufaula AL in support of the first responders tonight.

09/10/2026

If you would like to join in the zoom call text me for the number and confirmation code at 315-408-0476.

Starting September 14th Monday at 7pm Central Time.

09/10/2026

Starting September 14th Monday at 7pm Central Time.

09/09/2026

Let your family, friends, and neighbors know of these deadlines! Think of someone away at college, a neighbor who just moved or a military family. If you don’t get out and vote on November 3rd then you just voted Democrat for the whole ballet.

This flyer was made by Houston County Republican Women. Thank you for sharing!!!

09/08/2026

Meeting with Coffee County Commissioners at Workshop on 09/08/2026 Regarding Voter Fraud

09/07/2026

09/07/2026

09/06/2026

Reposted from Houston County Republican Women

🎶🇺🇸 DAY 4 — AMENDMENT 4

🇺🇸🗳️ KNOW BEFORE YOU VOTE: ALABAMA AMENDMENT 4
The Star-Spangled Banner in Alabama Public Schools

We’ve reached the final amendment in our four-part Know Before You Vote series.

Amendment 4 concerns the National Anthem and Alabama’s public K–12 schools.

WHAT HAPPENS NOW?

The Alabama Constitution currently does not require local boards of education to establish policies requiring public K–12 schools to broadcast or allow a performance of the first stanza of The Star-Spangled Banner during school hours.

WHAT WOULD AMENDMENT 4 DO?

If approved, every local board of education in Alabama would be required to adopt a policy requiring each public K–12 school to have the first stanza of The Star-Spangled Banner broadcast at least once each week during school hours.

There is also another option.

Instead of broadcasting a recording, a local school board could allow the first stanza to be performed during school hours by a school-approved:

🎶 Band
🎶 Choir
🎶 Vocal group
🎶 Vocalist

The performance would use the version of the National Anthem archived by the Library of Congress.

✅ WHAT DOES A YES VOTE MEAN?

A YES vote means you support changing the Alabama Constitution to require local school boards to establish a policy providing for the first stanza of The Star-Spangled Banner to be broadcast or performed at least once each week during the school day.

❌ WHAT DOES A NO VOTE MEAN?

A NO vote means the Alabama Constitution would remain unchanged and local boards would not receive this new constitutional requirement.

💰 According to the official Fair Ballot Commission statement, there are no costs or taxes associated with Amendment 4.

🇺🇸 THAT COMPLETES ALL FOUR!

When you vote on November 3, remember that these questions appear in addition to the candidates on your ballot.

Don’t simply stop voting after the candidate races. Take the time to read each amendment and decide how you want Alabama’s Constitution to read.

An informed electorate makes stronger decisions. 🇺🇸🗳️

09/05/2026

Sharing day 3 from Houston County Republican Women. Know before you vote!

🙏🇺🇸 DAY 3 — AMENDMENT 3

🇺🇸🗳️ KNOW BEFORE YOU VOTE: ALABAMA AMENDMENT 3
The Pledge of Allegiance & Student-Led Prayer in Public Schools

Amendment 3 will likely be one of the more talked-about amendments on Alabama’s November ballot, so it is important to understand exactly what it says — including what it does not require.

WHAT IS THE LAW NOW?

The Alabama Constitution currently does not require local boards of education to adopt policies requiring every public K–12 school to conduct the Pledge of Allegiance each school day or policies specifically allowing student-initiated and student-led prayer.

WHAT WOULD AMENDMENT 3 DO?

If voters approve Amendment 3, every local board of education would be required to adopt a policy requiring public K–12 schools to conduct the Pledge of Allegiance to the United States flag at the beginning of each school day.

Students would be given the opportunity to participate — but participation would remain voluntary.

The amendment would also require local school boards to adopt a policy allowing student-initiated and student-led prayer in public K–12 schools.

An important part of the amendment is the word student-led.

It would not require students to pray.

The official ballot statement specifically says that no student could be required to participate in prayer, and students could opt out of both the Pledge and prayer based on their own beliefs.

Reported violations of the policy would be reviewed by the local superintendent of education.

✅ WHAT DOES A YES VOTE MEAN?

A YES vote means you support adding these requirements to the Alabama Constitution and requiring local school boards to establish policies for the daily Pledge and student-initiated, student-led prayer.

❌ WHAT DOES A NO VOTE MEAN?

A NO vote means the Alabama Constitution would not be changed to impose these statewide policy requirements on local boards of education.

💰 According to the Fair Ballot Commission, there are no costs or taxes associated with Amendment 3.

📌 ONE THING TO REMEMBER:
The amendment requires schools to provide the opportunity, but it does not require an individual student to participate in either the Pledge or prayer.

Tomorrow, we finish our series with Amendment 4 — The Star-Spangled Banner in Alabama public schools. 🇺🇸🎶