Poll workers in Alabama preparing for Primaries

Super Tuesday is this week and polling locations have begun to prepare.

At the only polling location in red bay.

In my hands is a sample of tomorrow's ballot.

Poll workers say they think about five hundred voters will turn up.

Those poll workers already set up privacy screens and will set up ballot boxes later tonight.

Among the races getting a lot of attention the democratic presidential primary with 14 candidates on the ballot.

Many of them have already dropped out of the race, however.

Also, there's a competitive republican primary for the u-s senate that will likely go to a runoff.

And then voters in alabama will also be able to vote on amendment one.

If the amendment passes, people will no longer vote for the state board of education members.

The governor would appoint members.

I spoke with one former teacher who is voting no to the amendment.

For that amendment ."

"it's more important for them to be voted in.

So people need to get out and vote for that amendment."

Polls open at 7:00 am tomorrow and close at 7:00 pm.

Live in red bay.

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