Former Democratic Lt. Governor Lucy Baxley reportedly told folks at the end of the week that she is “definitely” in the race for Public Service Commission President next year. Republican incumbent Jim Sullivan has held the office since 1983, and the Parlor continues to hear reports that he has not yet committed to another run for re-election.
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(R) Jeff Sessions (1-19)
Strong incumbent did not get a stiff challenge.
(D) Vivian Figures (19-1)
If Sessions had vulnerability, it was not to Figures.
(R) Jay Love (12-13)
Looks close. GOPers often boosted in prez election years.
(D) Bobby Bright (13-12)
Montgomery Mayor is Dems' best shot at the seat in a generation.
(R) Mike Rogers (1-4)
The power of incumbency and huge warchest should send him back to DC.
(D) Josh Segall (4-1)
Strong campaign. 2nd largest black population in any GOP House district.
(R) Robert Aderholt (1-99)
Wins in a cakewalk.
(D) Nick Sparks (>100-1)
Maybe another Sparks could make this competitive.
(D) Parker Griffith (9-11)
The favorite but will have to outperform the top of the ticket.
(R) Wayne Parker (11-9)
Hopes third time for the seat will be the charm.
(D) Lucy Baxley (17-18)
Former LG has name ID edge in a race that is a virtual tossup.
(R) Twinkle Cavanaugh (18-17)
Has firepower, and the R gets a boost in prez election year.
(R) Greg Shaw (2-3)
Some contributors felt he should be listed as an even stronger favorite.
(D) Deborah Bell Paseur (3-2)
Roundtable divided on her capacity to surprise.
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WSFA-12 the NBC affiliate in Montgomery is running an interview with Lt. Governor Baxley tonight. I will be tuning in to see what she says.
Comment by Terry — November 12, 2007 @ 10:15 am
Sorry. Lucy Baxley: Life After Poltics airs at 10:00 tonight on WSFA in the Montgomery area.
Comment by Terry — November 12, 2007 @ 10:21 am