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Welcome to the 2010 Alabama House Election Directory.
The incumbent is listed first. Challengers are indented, both known (in bold) and potential (in italics).
The ratings could change as candidates declare their interest. A seat listed as "Safe" for one party could easily become "Likely" or "Lean" if a strong challenger emerges from the opposing party.
Find out which district is yours here. See a map of state House districts here. (.pdf)
FCPA is a link to the Fair Campaign Practices Act reports filed by the candidate with the Secretary of State.
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2010 State House Elections
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House District 1 – Lean Dem Greg Burdine (D) – attorney FCPA Hermon Graham (D) – Florence City Councilor FCPA Candy Haddock (D) – real estate manager FCPA  Quinton Hanson (R) - businessman FCPA Brad Holmes (R) - businessman FCPA Bob Hill (D) – 3 term former House member Danny Killen (D) – former school board member Humphrey Lee (D) – Northwest Community College Prez William Smith (R) – 06 nominee, ex Co. Commissioner |
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House District 4 – Likely GOP Micky Hammon (R) - (2006 – 57%) FCPA Vaughn Goodwin (D) - 3 term Trinity mayor FCPA |
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House District 5 – Safe Dem Henry White (D) – (2006 – 57%) FCPA Jerry W. Hill (I) – ex- Athens city councilor FCPA Donald Hudleston (R) – engineer FCPA Steve Pepper (R) – businessman FCPA Dan Williams (R) - Athens Mayor FCPA |
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House District 6 – Likely GOP Phil Williams (R) – (2009 – 60%) FCPA |
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House District 7 – Safe Dem Jody Letson (D) – (2006 – 67%) FCPA Dexter Rutherford (D) – ex Lawrence Co. School Supt. Ken Johnson (R) – Lawrence Co. GOP Treasurer |
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House District 8 - Safe Dem Bill Dukes (D) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Terri Collins (R) – Decatur banker FCPA Jason Putman (R) – Decatur businessman FCPA Wally Terry (R) – retired banker |
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House District 9 - Lean GOP Ed Henry (R) – medical technician FCPA Dwight Tankersley (R) – Hartselle Mayor FCPA Sue Baker Roan (D) – Morgan Co. License Commissioner |
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House District 10 - Safe GOP Mike Ball (R) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 11 – Likely GOP Jeremy Oden – (2006 – 57%) FCPA Joe Perry (R) NEW Jeremy Cline (D) – 2008 Bobby Bright staffer Adam Shedd (R) |
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House District 12 – Lean Dem James Fields (D) – (2007 – 59%) FCPA Mac Buttram (R) – retired pastor FCPA Kenneth Kilgo (R) – West Point Mayor FCPA |
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House District 13 – Safe Dem Tommy Sherer (D) – (2006 – 69%) FCPA Curtis Whitley (TBA) – bingo parlor operator, activist FCPA Eddie Miller (R) FCPA NEW Bill Roberts (R) FCPA NEW |
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House District 14 – Safe Dem Ken Guin (D) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Richard G Baughn (R) FCPA NEW |
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House District 13 – Safe GOP Pat Moore (R) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Allen Farley (R) – FCPA |
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House District 16 – Safe Dem William E. Thigpen. Sr. (D) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 17 – Safe Dem Mike Millican (D) – (2006 – 64%) FCPA |
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House District 18 – Safe Dem Johnny Mack Morrow (D) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 19 – Safe Dem Laura Hall (D) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 20 – Safe GOP Howard Sanderford (R) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA David Pinkleton (R) - FCPA Frances Taylor (R) – FCPA NEW |
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House District 21 – Safe Dem Randy Hinshaw (D) – (2006 – 61%) FCPA |
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House District 22 – Likely Dem Butch Taylor (D) – (2007 – 52%) FCPA Wayne Johnson (R) – FCPA |
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House District 23 – Safe Dem John Robinson (D) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 24 – Safe GOP Todd Greeson (R) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Nathaniel Ledbetter (D) – former Rainsville Mayor FCPA NEW |
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House District 25 – Safe GOP Mac McCutcheon (R) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 26 – Lean GOP Tim Bollinger (R) – County Commissioner FCPA Nathan Broadhurst (R) – Marshall Co. businessman FCPA Kerry Rich (R) - frmr state Rep., radio station mgr. FCPA Corey Hill (I) – farmer FCPA |
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House District 27 – Likely Dem Jeff McLaughlin (D) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Wes Long (R) – Guntersville attorney FCPA |
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House District 28 – Safe Dem Craig Ford (D) – (2006 – 66%) FCPA Mike Haney (D) – attorney Steve Means (R) – former Gadsden mayor |
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House District 29 – Safe Dem John G ‘Jack’ Page, III (D) – (2006 – 59%) FCPA Jay Holland (R) |
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House District 30 – Safe GOP Blaine Galliher (R) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Wally Burns (D) – Southside Mayor FCPA Joel Lonnergan (R) - community activist FCPA |
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House District 31 – Safe GOP Barry Mask (R) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 32 – Safe Dem Barbara Bigsby Boyd (D) – (2006 – 73%) FCPA |
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House District 33 – Safe GOP Ron Johnson (R) – (2006 – 63%) FCPA |
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House District 34 – Safe GOP Elwyn Thomas (R) – (2006 – 71%) FCPA Jim Murphree (R) |
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House District 35 – Safe Dem Steve Hurst (D) – (2006 – 70%) FCPA Benjamin Crawford (R) - FCPA Donnie Woods (R) – instructor FCPA |
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House District 36 – Safe GOP Randy Wood (R) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Garry Bearden (D) – Weaver mayor FCPA |
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House District 37 – Safe Dem Richard Laird (D) – (2006 – 69%) FCPA Rodney Walker (D) – business man FCPA Jeff Langley (D) |
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House District 38 – Lean GOP Duwayne Bridges (R) – (2006 – 50.7%) FCPA Bill Fuller (D) – ex DHR Commish, ex state rep |
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House District 39 – Safe Dem Richard Lindsey (D) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA J. Kirk Day (R) – former Cherokee Co. Probate Judge |
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House District 40 – Lean GOP [SPECIAL ELECTION] K. L. "Koven" Brown (R) – funeral home owner FCPA Ricky Whaley (D) - educator FCPA |
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House District 41 – Safe GOP Mike Hill (R) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 42 – Likely Dem Jimmy Martin (D) – (2006 – 69%) FCPA Kurt Wallace (R) – Maplesville mayor FCPA |
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House District 43 – Safe GOP Mary Sue McClurkin (R) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Virginia Sweet (D) – VP, The Women's Fund FCPA |
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House District 44 – Safe GOP Arthur Payne (R) – (2006 – 67%) FCPA |
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House District 45 – Lean GOP Owen Drake (R) – (2006 – 52%) FCPA |
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House District 46 – Safe GOP Paul DeMarco (R) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 47 – Safe GOP Jack Williams (R) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Chris "Chip" McCallum (R) - attorney NEW |
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House District 48 – Safe GOP J. Gregory “Greg” Canfield (R) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 49 – Safe GOP Jack Gray (R) – Zoning & Planning Commissioner FCPA Jim McClain (R) – Alabaster Councilman FCPA George Oldroyd (R) – Alabaster political consultant FCPA April Weaver (R) – Business Development Dir., Shelby Hosp. FCPA |
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House District 50 – Safe GOP Jim McClendon (R) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 51 – Safe GOP Allen Treadaway (R) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 52 – Safe Dem John W. Rogers, Jr (D) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Frederick 'Fred' Alexander (D) FCPA |
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House District 53 – Safe Dem Demetrius C. Newton (D) (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Anthony "Alann" Johnson (D) – JeffCo Dem Exec Comm FCPA |
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House District 54 – Safe Dem Patricia Todd (D) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 55 – Safe Dem Roderick ‘Rod’ Scott (D) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 56 - Safe Dem Lawrence McAdory (D) – (2009 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 57 – Safe Dem Merika Coleman (D) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Fred "Couch" Plump (D) – Firefighter, Coach FCPA Carole Dobbs Marks (D) – Hueytown City Council member FCPA |
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House District 58 – Safe Dem Oliver Robinson (D) – (2006 – 76%) FCPA |
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House District 59 – Safe Dem Mary Moore (D) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 60 - Safe Dem John Hilliard (D) – Former State Rep, Earl Jr.'s 1st cousin FCPA Ralph Benjamin Mayes (D) – attorney FCPA Juandalynn 'Lee Lee' Givan (D) – FCPA attorney |
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House District 61 – Safe Dem Alan Harper (D) - (2006 – 68%) FCPA Frank Chandler (R) – FCPA |
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House District 62 – Safe GOP John Merrill (R) - Tuscaloosa Co. GOP Chair FCPA Jerry Tingle (R) – retired business man FCPA Brett Whitehead (R) |
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House District 63 – Safe GOP Susan Pace Hamill (D) – UA tax law professor FCPA John Fisher (R) - Tuscaloosa attorney FCPA William "Bill" Poole (R) - Tuscaloosa attorney FCPA Mary Harmon Rountree (D) – student Cynthia Almond (R) Don Wallace (R) |
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House District 64 – Safe GOP Harry Shiver (R) - (2006 – 58%) FCPA |
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House District 65 – Likely Dem Elaine Beech (D) – (2009 – 53%) FCPA |
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House District 66 – Likely GOP Alan Baker (R) – (2006 – 53%) FCPA |
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House District 67 – Safe Dem Yusuf Salaam (D) - (2006 – 65%) FCPA Darrio Melton (D) FCPA |
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House District 68 – Safe Dem Thomas E. Jackson (D) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 69 – Safe Dem David B. Colston (D) – Public Safety employee FCPA Barbara Evans (D) – Community activist FCPA Charlie King (D) – Lowndes Co. Commission Chair FCPA Glen McCord (D) – Yellow Bluff Mayor FCPA John Edward Hulett (D) – Lowndes Co. Probate Judge Adrian Johnson (D) - attorney |
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House District 70 – Safe Dem Chris England (D) (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 71 – Safe Dem Artis (A.J.) McCampbell (D) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 72 – Safe Dem Ralph A. Howard (D) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Johnny L. Flowers (D) – frmr Perry Co. Commission chair FCPA Melvin Hugh Lightning (D) FCPA NEW |
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House District 73 – Likely GOP David Grimes (R) - (2006 – 62%) FCPA Joseph Lister (Joe) Hubbard (D) – Montgomery attorney FCPA Jeremy Walker (R) – Mtgmy atty, party activist FCPA
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House District 74 – Safe GOP Jay Love (R) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Mickey Best (D) |
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House District 75 – Safe GOP Greg Wren (R) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Joe Faulk (R) – Elmore Co. Commissioner |
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House District 76 – Safe Dem Thad McClammy (D) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Maurice Rollins (D) - FCPA manager |
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House District 77 – Safe Dem John Knight (D) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 78 – Safe Dem Alvin Holmes (D) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 79 – Safe GOP Mike Hubbard (R) - (2006 – 55%) FCPA |
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House District 80 – Safe Dem Lesley Vance (D) – (2006 – 61%) FCPA |
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House District 81 – Safe Dem Betty Carol Graham (D) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Shane Grimes (R) FCPA Leon Archer (R) |
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House District 82 – Safe Dem Pebblin Warren (D) – (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Terrence Johnson (D) – Tuskegee entrepreneur FCPA |
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House District 83 – Safe Dem George ‘Tootie’ Bandy (D) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Ronnie Reed (D) - Russell Co. Commissioner FCPA |
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House District 84 – Safe Dem Berry Forte (D) – Barbour County Commissioner FCPA Joseph C. 'Joe' Newton (D) FCPA NEW |
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House District 85 – Lean Dem Dexter Grimsley (D) – Dems' State Party Committee FCPA Ed Vaughn (D) – State NAACP President FCPA Amos Newsome (D) - FCPA NEW Jody Singleton (R) – CPA, Headland City Councilor FCPA Charlie Plott (R) |
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House District 86 – Safe GOP Benjamin H. Lewis (R) - (2006 – 50%) FCPA Merritt Carothers (D) – Taylor town Councilor, son of ex-Rep Joe |
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House District 87 – Safe GOP Lamar Brooks (R) - FCPA |
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House District 88 – Safe GOP H. Mac Gipson (R) - (2006 – 75%) FCPA Paul Beckman, Jr. (R) – Prattville/Mtgy Attorney FCPA |
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House District 89 – Safe Dem Alan C. Boothe (D) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 90 – Safe Dem Charles Newton (D) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Jerry Hartin (R) – Butler County Commissioner FCPA |
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House District 91 – Lean Dem Terry Spicer (D) - (2006 – 51%) FCPA Barry Moore (R) - Enterprise businessman FCPA |
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House District 92 – Lean GOP Mike Jones (R) – ex Andalusia Councilman FCPA Greg White (R) – ex Co. Commission Chair FCPA David Darby (D) – Andalusia pharmacist FCPA Don Cotton (R or I) - ex Andalusia Councilman |
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House District 93 – Safe GOP Steve Clouse (R) - (2006 – 68%) FCPA |
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House District 94 – Safe GOP Joe Faust (R) - (2006 – 76%) FCPA |
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House District 95 – Safe GOP Steve McMillan (R) - (2006 – 74%) FCPA |
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House District 96 – Safe GOP Randy Davis (R) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 97 – Safe Dem Yvonne Kennedy (D) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 98 – Safe Dem James O. Gordon (D) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Napoleon Bracy (D) – Prichard City Council President NEW Darren Flott (D) – Respiratory Therapist NEW |
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House District 99 – Safe Dem James E. Buskey (D) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 100 – Safe GOP Victor Gaston (R) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 101 – Safe GOP Jamie Ison (R) - (2006 – 72%) FCPA Tim Morgan (D) |
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House District 102 – Safe GOP Chad Fincher (R) - (2006 – 75%) FCPA |
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House District 103 – Safe Dem Joseph C. Mitchell (D) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA |
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House District 104 – Safe GOP Jim Barton (R) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Nathan Davis (R) – salesman FCPA Adam Jackson (D) |
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House District 105 – Safe GOP Spencer Collier (R) - (2006 – unopposed) FCPA Mike Bordine Paula Loper – School principal |
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Isn’t this an interesting article on Senator Harri Anne Smith and the trouble her friend Ricky Stokes is making for local party Republicans in Houston County. Threatening people who oppose her because she violated the party bylaws.
http://www.rickeystokesnews.com/article.php/will-she-able-to-run-as-a-republican-5396
“Here is my interesting point.
Alabama Senator Harri Anne Smith has been a Republican Alabama Senator for several years. She took a stand in the last Alabama Governor race and endorsed Governor Bob Riley. Held a Montgomery press conference giving her unwaivering support for Riley.
When Smith ran for Congress, Riley supported another Republican for Congress. He mistreated Smith in that race. In fact, I stand on the fact he lied to Senator Smith.
Senator Smith could not support the Republican nominee. She wrestled with the decision, and decided to endorse who she felt was the best man for the job. That man was Bobby Bright.
You know the story, Bright won. He has been doing an outstanding job for the people in his short tenure as Congressman.
Some Alabama Republicans are against allowing Senator Smith to seek reelection as a Republican. Some of the those are in Houston County. They have been friendly to her face, all the while knifing her in the back. I have heard their comments, have their pictures and will be posting them closer to election.
Some of them showed up on the scene in Dothan and have taken Republican leadership roles, basically just showing up in Houston County.
As you can see from Byrne’s facebook, Senator Smith is now on the scene, supporting a Republican. She is helping raise money for the Republican along side Dothan Mayor Elect Mike Schmitz.
We need more American’s, more Alabamians, that support America, that support Alabama, and what is best for our Country, our State, our County, Our City. Not what is best for a certain party.
The Houston County Republican Committee is trying to put the responsibility on Senator Smith’s Republican status on a certain group of “elite” out of touch Republicans. No one on this committee lives south of Montgomery. All the while, the local Republicans, some are talking two faced.
You know who you are, I know who you are.
Remember, it is not about the party, but what is best to move Alabama forward. What is best for the people, not a certain cocktail party group.”
Rickey is a die hard Democrat and she is a Republican who supported a Democrat. Does the word “RINO” come to mind anyone?
In House Dist. 39, former Cherokee County Probate judge J. Kirk Day is gearing up for a run against Rep. Richard Lindsey. Lindsey played a major part, behind the scene, of course, in Day’s narrow defeat in the probate judge’s race. Day plans to make an issue of Lindsey’s involvment in Sue Schmit’s employment, and conviction. Also, he plans to make an issue of Lindsey’s wife being paid by Gadsden State as well as being paid by a vendor who does business with the education system in the state. Should be interesting!!
Jim McClain’s web site is mcclainforhouse.com
Long time Republican and community activist Joel Lonnergan has announced that he will challenge Blain Galliher in 2010 for his seat (District 30) in the Alabama State House of Representatives. Press release dated October 13, 2009.
Shane Grimes (R) has announced and is running an active campaign against Betty Graham, District 81, and Leon Archer has not announced to be a candidate and I suspect he may not like his name on this website.
John Prophitt
Chairman, Tallapoosa County Republican Party.
I found a link online also mentioning Shane Grimes as a candidate for HD 81. Thank you for the info on that, John Prophitt.
I do not show Leon Archer here as an announced candidate (in bold), only as a potential one (in italics). I wonder what would be his objection to being mentioned as a potential candidate. Do we know that he is not a potential candidate?
Thanks again.
comment 50 – thanks for the bias love fest for harri smith. give me a break. you must be from geneva county and not from houston. there is no love lost for her in houston county. she embarrassed herself in her run for congress. she showed herself to be not well versed on the issues, lacking conviction, lazy on the campaign trail, a hypocrite when it came to negative ads, and a bitter and self serving loser that shopped her endorsement around before endorsing a democrat. And by your praise for a democrat (Bright)….I think we know where you stand on that.
Smith wold have been better off not to have run and kept those qualities hidden from the electorate. She did not – and thus will likely bet beat should she be allowed to run in the GOP primary. You speak of her unwavering support for Governor Riley in his re election campaign but you leave out the part where she was going to run against him in the primary and was looking for support. When she could not get it, she then endorsed Riley to try and get as much attention as she could. Let’s just be honest about what she is all about. She is not a victim – in fact – things have been handed to her and she feels deserving and expecting as if she should have been anointed the next Member of Congress. Maybe she would have done a little better running for Congress if she had not gone around telling everyone what a good Governor she would make during the Congressional race. Ummmm…..wrong race, Harri. She could have stayed in the Senate for a while but now that people know what she is all about…she is likely done. Her campaign was a train wreck yet post 50 paints her as a victim. Amazing….
i was referring to post 51, not 50 with my comments. I will also ad that citing rickystokesnews as a source is comical. The guy is a bail bondsmen with a website on the side that mainly covers car accidents and fire department calls. When he does give his thoughts on local politics it is always his point of view…which is his right….but it should not be called news….it is 100% his opinion and not un biased. he loves troy king and harri smith if that tells you where he stands….
Jeremy Cline, a possible candidate in House District 11, will more than likely not be running against Jeremy Oden in the 2010 election.
Wonder who else will get in to HD73? I’ve heard that the ALGOP has been recruiting and that there might be a third primary candidate, but they’ve got their guy now with Walker, I suspect.
Jay Dill’s web site is http://jaydillforhouse.com/
Thanks, Jim, web page updated.
Any other candidates/websites we’re missing?
Bill Poole’s web site is http://www.gobillpoole.com
Just to let you know, Rep. Owen Drake’s Website is: http://owendrake.net/
Ricky Whaley’s website: http://rickywhaley.com/
Added, thanks for the steer.
David Pinkleton has announced his bid for House District 20.
http://www.newconservativeenergy.com/
Would be nice if his web site gave some idea of which party’s ticket or not, he’s running on.
Waltm…I was just looking over the site, and David Pinkleton is a member of the Madison County Men’s Republican Club, so I would assume that he is running as a Republican.
Am loath to list someone as something unless they state it. Remember what they say about assume. Looking it over, I did not see something like “seeking republican/democratic/green/theosophist nomination”, “running as whatever”, etc.
He should use the Contact form or post here and will fix.
Jason Hurst is listed as a challenger to Steve Hurst in House District 35. Best I can tell, Jason doesn’t even live in that district.
Ben Crawford has announced that he is a candidate for that seat.
Degan, can’t find a press release in either the Daily Home or Anniston Star but found him on face book.
FWIW, I’ve using newspapers to track candidate announcements so remember your local paper. If you have a website, facebook page, etc, please remember to include it in the release.
I did a little more digging and found his facebook fan page which has him listed as a Republican candidate.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/David-Pinkleton-AL-State-House-20/229577978077?ref=ts
Thanks, fixed. Let hope all of us learned something or the other from this. Added Sanderford’s Facebook page too.
in 2006 didn’t a guy named sikes run against wren for hd75?
Donald Wood from Oxford is running as a Republican for District 35 Seat. He is a member of the Air National Guard and a FEMA contractor.
Not finding much to confirm (press release, news article, etc). Could because they be a lot of Donald Wood’s out there. Will add as a potential Republican candidate for now.
Looks like Jeremy Walker has officially announced: http://www.walker2010.com
The third person looking to get in the HD73 primary, I hear, is Twinkle Andress Cavanaugh. Also heard that Walker may not stay in that race if Twinkle gets in. I guess she is the “Shadow candidate folks are talking about.
Benjamin Crawford (House District 35) has an official campaign website up at:
“www.crawfordcampaign.com”
It would be one of those must have flash to view content sites… sigh
There is another candidate for State House District 20, and that is Frances Taylor. Don’t know if she has filed yet, but she has a website at .
http://votehuntsvillenow.com/
The aladems.org website is reporting a Lindsay Ford, democrat for seat 40.