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Birmingham City Council Runoff Rundown Posted by Danny, on October 7th, 2009, at 12:03 pm
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If you are interested in a rundown on yesterday’s City Council runoff results from the state’s biggest city, 
Legislative Dispatch
Purple Dot Connection
2010 Big List
2010 Senate Elections
2010 House Elections
Press Releases
In District Two, the people won with Kim Rafferty, a neighborhood activist with a keen mind, a tremendous work ethic, and a compassionate heart who will work hard to represent the concerns of the average citizen.
For all the talk about how bad things are in Birmingham, not a single Black incumbant was defeated in the runoff.
You must assume the majority of the Citizens of Birmingham like things as they are.