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Alabama Government Representatives at Your Fingertips The League of Women Voters Of Greater Birmingham The League of Women Voters of Greater Birmingham has prepared this non-partisan information for finding your government representatives serving citizens of Jefferson and Shelby Counties. You may reach the League: web: www.lwvgb.org telephone: 205.583.5000 email: [email protected] The League of Women Voters, a non-partisan political organization, encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy and influences public policy through education and advocacy. The League does not support or oppose any political party or any candidate. The League is financed by membership dues and the contributions of interested citizens who believe that the League is the spirit of democracy in action. Membership is open to any person of voting age, male or female. Membership application is available on the last page. Contents How to register to vote How to obtain an absentee ballot How to contact your Federal, State, County, and City elected officials How to contact agencies, boards, and commissions How to contact the political parties How to join the League of Women Voters Notes: Office hours generally are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For Web users, you may click on the Edit item on the browser toolbar and then select Find to quickly type in a name or district, etc. and find the result. Some listed web sites have the capability for email comments. A four digit number in parenthesis denotes the year of the next election for that office or group of offices. R and D in parentheses represent Republican and Democrat. H stands for Home and W stands for Work for address and telephone Voter Registration A qualified voter is a U.S. citizen at least 18 years of age, a resident of Alabama and registered at a current home address. If you have moved or have not voted in 4 years, you will need to complete a voter registration form to update your registered status. Register to vote at least 14 days before an election date. Know your social security number (or the registrar will assign you a number) and the address of your last place of registration (if applicable) You may register in person at the locations listed below or your may download the registration form and mail it to the appropriate county courthouse. On the web: www.sos.state.al.us/ In person: Jefferson County Court House Bessemer Cut-off Court House 716 N Richard Arrington Jr Blvd Suite 410, Birmingham 35203 1801 Third Ave N, Bessemer, 35020 205.325.5311 205.481.4110 Center Point Court House Shelby County Court House 2651 Center Point Rd, Birmingham, 35215 112 Main St, Columbiana, 35051 205.714.7175 205.669.3760 Other locations: Dept. of Human Resources, food stamp offices, motor vehicle stations, military recruiting centers, most libraries, city halls & other locations as announced. Absentee Ballot Apply in person or in writing at the county court house at least five days before an election date. You may also download a copy of the absentee ballot request form at www.sos.state.al.us which may be mailed to the Probate Clerk at the County Courthouse and which must be received at least five days before an election date. Local County offices: Jefferson County 205.325.5355 Bessemer Cut-Off 205.481.4165 Shelby County 205.669.3760 Page 2 of 14 Government Representatives Federal Alabama Congressional Delegation The President (2020) Donald J. Trump (R) Senators www.whitehouse.gov/contact Luther Strange (R) (2018) The Vice-President (2020) G-12 Dirksen Senate Office Building Michael R. Pence. (R) Washington, D.C. 20510 www.whitehouse.gov/contact 202.224.4124 https://www.senate.gov/senators/115thCongress/Luther_Strange.htm The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW Richard C Shelby (R) (2022) Washington, D.C. 20500 304 Russell Senate Office Building. White House Comment Line: 202.456.1111 Washington, D.C. 20510 www.whitehouse.gov/contact 202.224.5744 321 Vance Federal Building 1800 Fifth Ave N Birmingham, AL 35203 205.731.1384 www.shelby.senate.gov Representatives (2018) Congressional District 6 Gary Palmer (R) 330 Cannon House Office Building Washington, D.C. 20515 202.225.4921 3535 Grandview Parkway Suite 525 Birmingham, AL 35243 205.968.1290 https://palmer.house.gov Congressional District 7 Terri Sewell (D) 2201 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, D.C. 20515 202.225.2665 2 N 20th St Suite 1130 Birmingham, AL 35203 205.254.1960 https://sewell.house.gov Page 3 of 14 State of Alabama Constitutional Officers (2018) Governor of Alabama Secretary of State Robert Bentley (R) John H. Merrill (R) State Capitol Building N104 State Capitol Building S105 600 Dexter Ave 600 Dexter Ave Montgomery, AL 36130 Montgomery AL 36130 334.242.7100 PO Box 5616 Fax 334.353.0004 Montgomery, AL 36103 www.governor.alabama.gov 334.242.7200 www.sos.alabama.gov/ Lieutenant Governor Kay Ivey (R) State Treasurer Alabama State House Young Boozer (R) 11 S Union St Suite 725 State Capitol Building S106 Montgomery, AL 36130 600 Dexter Ave S106 334.242.7900 Montgomery, AL 36130 www.ltgov.alabama.gov/ 334.242.7500 www.treasury.alabama.gov/ Attorney General Steve Marshall (R) State Auditor Alabama State House Jim Zeigler (R) 501 Washington Ave State Capitol Building S101 Montgomery, AL 36104 600 Dexter Ave 334.242.7300 Montgomery, AL 36130 www.ago.alabama.gov/ 334.242.7010 www.auditor.alabama.gov/ Alabama Supreme Court Acting Chief Justice Lyn Stuart 300 Dexter Ave Montgomery, AL 36104 334.229.0700 www.judicial.state.al.us/supreme.cfm State Departments, Commissions, Boards Agriculture & Industries Ethics Commission Public Safety John McMillian Thomas B. Albritton Stan Stabler 1445 Federal Dr P O Box 4840 P O Box 1511 Montgomery, AL 361097 Montgomery, AL 36103 Montgomery, AL 36102 334.240.7100 334.242.2997 334.517.2800 (public information) 1.800.642.7761 www.ethics.alabama.gov www.dps.alabama.gov www.agi.alabama.gov Human Resources Public Service Commission Consumer Affairs Nancy T. Buckner Twinkle Cavanaugh Office of the Attorney General 50 N Ripley St Suite 2104 P O Box 304260 501 Washington Ave Montgomery, AL 36130 Montgomery, AL 36130 Montgomery, AL 36104 334.242.1310 334.242.5207 334.242.7335 www.dhr.state.al.us www.psc.state.al.us 800.392.5658 http://www.ago.alabama.gov/Page-Consumer- Public Health Revenue Protection Thomas M. Miller Julie P. Magee State Health Officer 50 N Ripley Education Board RSA Tower Montgomery, AL 36132 Michael Sentance 201 Monroe St 334.242.1170 50 N Ripley St Montgomery, AL 36104 www.revenue.alabama.gov Montgomery AL 36130 800.252.1818 P O Box 302101 www.adph.org/ Transportation Montgomery, AL 36104 John R. Cooper 334.242.9704 1409 Coliseum Blvd www.alsde.edu Montgomery, AL 36110 334.353.6554 www.dot.state.al.us Page 4 of 14 Alabama State Legislature (2018) For general information on the Legislature go to www.legislature.state.al.us/index.html Alabama State Senators Representing Jefferson and Shelby Counties by Districts The State Senators representing Jefferson and Shelby Counties may be reached at the following Montgomery office during the legislative session. The specific office room number is listed by each member. For Senate information on bills, committee meetings, etc. go to alisondb.legislature.state.al.us/alison/Splash_Bills.aspx. State Senate Office 11 S Union St Montgomery, AL 36130 334.242.7800 Fax 334.242.8819 5 Greg Reed (R) 17 Shay Shellnut (R) State Senate Office 726 State Senate Office 735 334.242.7894 334.242.7794 [email protected] [email protected] 14 Cam Ward (R) 18 Rodger Smitherman (D) State Senate Office 719 State Senate Office 737 334.242.7873 334.242.7870 [email protected] [email protected] 15 Slade Blackwell (R) 19 Priscilla Dunn (D) State Senate Office 729 State Senate Office 737 334.242.7851 334.242.7793 [email protected] 20 Linda Coleman-Madison (D) 16 J T “Jabo” Waggoner (R) State Senate Office 738 State Senate Office 726 334.242.7864 334.242.7892 [email protected] [email protected] Page 5 of 14 Alabama House of Representatives (2018) Representing Jefferson and Shelby Counties by District The State Representatives representing Jefferson and Shelby Counties may be reached at the following Montgomery office during the legislative session. The specific office room number is listed by each member. For House information on bills, committee meetings, etc. go to alisondb.legislature.state.al.us/alison/Splash_Bills.aspx State House Office Speaker of House 11 S Union St Mac McCutheon (R) Montgomery, AL 36130 District 25 334.242.7600 State House Office 519A Fax 334.242.4759 334.242.7668 mac.mccutheon@speaker,alhouse.gov 15 Allen Farley (R) 45 Owen Drake (R) State House Office 427L State House Office 528B 334.242.7767 334.242.7727 [email protected] [email protected] 46 David Faulkner (R) 41 Ellis Corley(R) State House Office 522B State House Office 5th Floor 334.242.7265 334.242.7600 [email protected] [email protected] 47 Jack Williams (R) State House Office 417A 43 Arnold Mooney (R) 334.242.7779 State House Office 538D [email protected] 334.242.7744 [email protected] 48 Jim Carns (R) State House Office 534C 44 Danny Garrett (R) 334.242.7549 State House Office 538B [email protected] 334.242.7535 [email protected] 49 April Weaver (R) State House Office 417J 334.242.7731 [email protected] Page 6 of 14 51 Allen Treadaway (R) 57 Merika Coleman (D) State House Office 528A State House Office 537A 334.242.7685 334.242.7755 [email protected] [email protected] 52 John W Rogers Jr (D) 58 Rolanda
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