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Alabama GOP Chair John Wahl Holds Tennessee Driver’s License, Set to Determine Tuberville’s Residency Status

Unraveling the Mysteries of Alabama GOP Chair John Wahl

Bizarre tales surround John Wahl, the Alabama Republican Party chairman, whose life resembles a political thriller. Once a butterfly farmer, Wahl’s journey is now intricately woven with questions about his identity and residency, raising eyebrows among voters and political analysts alike.

Recent revelations expose that Wahl operates under the name Nehemiah Wahl on a Tennessee driver’s license and is registered to vote there, even as he holds sway over critical GOP decisions in Alabama, such as vetting candidates for statewide elections. How could a state party chairman possess a license from a neighboring state while engaging in Alabama politics?

These queries were only intensified by a traffic ticket from 2023, where he presented the license, and by previous interactions during voting where Wahl allegedly used a homemade ID after claiming not to have a valid Alabama driver’s license. His responses to inquiries have shifted, from claiming misinformation to acknowledging his full name as Nehemiah but insisting he’s called John.

The controversy extends beyond Wahl personally; it raises important questions about voter ID laws championed by his party. Amidst this turmoil, Wahl’s name has been floated as a potential candidate for lieutenant governor, a position requiring seven years of state residency. Yet, records hint he may not meet this criterion if viewed through the lens of his Tennessee identity.

Despite these convoluted narratives, the Alabama Republican Party has continued to support Wahl, illustrating the complex dynamics at play within state politics. As the GOP navigates electoral waters, the question remains: Can they trust a party chair residing partly in a different state to vet candidates living in Alabama?

By Kyle Whitmire

Washington Watchdog Columnist, AL.com
2023 Pulitzer Prize Winner
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