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Spencer Stone's draft plan for fairness and transparency when employers use AI in hiring — notice, an explanation, a chance to fix errors, and a human appeal, with small businesses protected. Includes the long-form essay and full bill text.

The full working text of the Let Teachers Serve Act — Spencer Stone's first bill — which amends Alabama Code Section 29-1-26 so a classroom teacher is no longer forced to leave the classroom to serve in the Legislature.

Stone's first bill, the Let Teachers Serve Act, would fix a 2010 law that forces any teacher elected to the Alabama Legislature to give up the classroom to serve.

A plain-English guide to Spencer Stone's first bill — the fix to a 2010 Alabama law that forces any public-school teacher elected to the Legislature to give up the classroom to serve.

Spencer Stone calls for plain-English public communication as three redistricting tracks — the U.S. Supreme Court's overnight fast-tracked judgment in Louisiana v. Callais, the Alabama special session, and the May 19 primary — move simultaneously this week.

State Senate candidate Spencer Stone calls for a limited, court-compliant approach to the special legislative session on redistricting — warning that any expansion beyond what the courts require risks undermining public trust.

Spencer Stone announces his campaign has been endorsed by the Alabama Democratic County Chairs’ Association and has been awarded the 2026 Moms Demand Action Gun Sense Candidate distinction.

Spencer Stone warns that requiring the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms would trigger costly and predictable legal challenges, distracting from real education priorities and burdening taxpayers.

Spencer Stone urges District 16 residents to evaluate candidates individually rather than relying on straight-ticket voting — arguing that local races deserve local scrutiny, and that a 30-year incumbent's record warrants a second look.