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Certification of Candidates taoama Demo~rnlir Par!~ Post Office Box 950 Montgomery,Alabama 36101-0950 p- 334.262.2221 f- 334.262.6474 www.aladems.org Amended Certification of Democratic Candidates For the General Election To be Held Tuesday, November 6, 2018 The Alabama Democratic Party makes these specific changes from the previous draft Candidate Certification filed .. The changes are as follows: Alabama Democratic Party Candidates Alabama State House District 4- Change from vacant, nominee is now Jo Ann Cummings See Attached Spreadsheet For all certified Candidates Given under my hand and the Seal of the State Democratic Executive Committee of Alabama, this 22nd day f August, 2018. r J Date Date Paid for by the Alabama Democratic Party 2018 St at ew1" d e Can d"dI at es ~'1324:!s.z (S'~ ~ Office Ballot Name /~ ~ ~ ,..., v_1c,.Ct.~ & <D Governor Walt Maddox - '!>}\ ti) ~ ~UG r--~ g Lt. Governor Will Boyd \.9. r§_cv..'0- ~ ... \'$ or~" I Secretary of State Heather Milam ..,.. " ~~ q,~ Attorney General Joseph Siegelman z ~ State Auditor Miranda Karrine Joseph ',/ .!)l6SL9~ Public Service Commission Place 1 Cara Y. McClure Public Service Commission Place 2 Kari Powell State School Board 2 Adam Jortner State School Board 4 Yvette M. Richardson State School Board 8 Jessica Fortune Barker US House District 1 Robert Kennedy, Jr. US House District 2 I Tabitha Isner US House District 3 Mallory Hagan US House District 4 Lee Auman US House District 5 Peter Joffrion US House District 6 Danner Kline US House District 7 Terri A. Sewell State Senate 1 Caroline Self State Senate 2 Amy Wasyluka State Senate 6 Johnny Mack Morrow State Senate 7 Deborah Barros State Senate 11 Carl Carter State Senate 12 Jim Williams State Senate 13 Darrell Turner State Senate 14 Jerry McDonald State Senate 16 Lindsey Deckard State Senate 18 Rodger M. Smitherman State Senate 19 Priscilla Dunn State Senate 20 Linda Coleman-Madison State Senate 21 Rick Burnham State Senate 23 Malika Sanders-Fortier State Senate 24 Bobby Singleton State Senate 25 David A. Sadler State Senate 26 David "Coach" Burkette State Senate 27 Nancy Carlton Bendinger State Senate 28 Billy Beasley State Senate 32 Jason Fisher State Senate 33 Vivian Davis Figures State Senate 35 Tom Holmes State House 2 Lora Kay Morrow State House 3 Chad Young . State House 4 Jo Ann Cummings State House 5 Brian D Williams 2018 Statewide Candidates ~,:J.'1:l24<s ~6' l ~ . t ~'a, State House 7 Kenneth A. Brackins !'-. ~tC\:.\\1£0 t£, State House 8 Billy Jackson ~ ~ ,s w \IJ. 20~ 0 State House 9 Vacant ~ sf.C~01' !:} \" of Si/\~ / State House10 J.B. King ~- ~ State House 15 Suzanna Coleman ~i, t;,~ State House 18 Eddie Britton ...J!!6SL9~'Q State House 19 Laura Hall State House 20 Linda Meigs State House 21 Terry Jones State House 27 Bill Jones State House 28 Kyle Pierce State House 29 Jared Millican State House 30 Jared Vaughn State House 32 Barbara Bigsby Boyd State House 33 Scott Brewer State House 36 Nicki Arnold-Swindle State House 37 Charlotte A. Clark-Frieson State House 38 Brian McGee state House 40 Pamela Jean Howard State House 41 Emily Anne Marcum State House 43 Carin Mayo State House 45 Jenn Gray state House 46 Felicia Stewart State House 4 7 Jim Toomey State House 48 Alli Summerford State House 51 Veronica R. Johnson State House 52 John W. Rogers, Jr. State House 53 Anthony Daniels State House 54 Neil Rafferty State House 55 Roderick "Rod" Hampton Scott State House 56 Louise "Lulu" Alexander State House 57 Merika Coleman State House 58 Rolanda Hollis StateHouse 59 Mary Moore State House 60 Juandalynn Givan State House 61 Thomas "Tommy" Hyche State House 62 Will Benton State House 64 Amber Selman-Lynn State House 65 Elaine Beech State House 66 Susan E. Smith State House 67 Prince Chestnut State House 68 Thomas E. "Action" Jackson State House 69 Kelvin Jamichael Lawrence State House 70 Christopher John England 2018 Statewide Candidates ..,('.),,.t"t'.\'2.223<4., ...-.s, ,~v . ~6' r=----:-:------------------------r------------~ .. .&. - ~ State House 71 Artis "A.J." 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Kirkland State House 88 Cory Creel State House 89 Joel Lee Williams State House 90 Joanne Whetstone State House 94 Danielle Mashburn-Myrick State House 96 Maurice Horsey State House 97 Adline C. Clarke State House 98 Napoleon Bracy, Jr. State House 99 Sam Jones State House 103 Barbara Drummond State House 104 Arlene Cunningham Easley AL Supreme Court Chief Justice Bob Vance, Jr. AL Supreme Court Associate Justice Pl 4 Donna Wesson Smalley Circuit Judge, 2nd Circuit Pl 1 Terri Bozeman Lovell Circuit Judge, 4th Circuit Pl 1 Collins Pettaway, Jr. Circuit Judge, 5th Circuit Pl 2 Mike Segrest Circuit Judge, 5th Circuit Pl 3 Steve Perryman Circuit Judge, 10th Circuit Pl 1 Joseph L. Boohaker Circuit Judge, 10th Circuit Pl 5 David Carpenter Circuit Judge, 10th Circuit Pl 6 Donald E. "Don" Blankenship Circuit Judge, 10th Circuit Pl 7 Tracie A. Todd Circuit Judge, 10th Circuit Pl 8 Marshell Jackson Hatcher Circuit Judge, 10th Circuit Pl 9 Jim Hughey Ill Circuit Judge, 10th Circuit Pl 13 Carole C. Smitherman Circuit Judge, 10th Circuit Pl 15 Patricia Ann Stephens Circuit Judge, 10th Circuit Pl 16 Linda Hall Circuit Judge, 10th Circuit Pl 18 Janine Hunt-Hilliard Circuit Judge, 10th Circuit Pl 27 Alaric May Circuit Judge, 13th Circuit Pl 3 John R. Lockett Circuit Judge, 13th Circuit Pl 6 Karlos Finley 2018 Statewide Candidates ~'\'2.22324<. ~~ ;s~ is,i~ t ~~ r:--------------------,---------------+~ ~ Circuit Judge, 15th Circuit Pl 6 Jimmy B. 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Pl 6 Katrina Ross District Judge, Jefferson Co. Pl 8 Alan Summers District Judge, Jefferson Co. Pl 9 Debra Weston-Pickens District Judge, Jefferson Co. Pl 11 Thomas E.Thrash District Judge, Jefferson Co. Pl 12 Lorraine Pringle District Judge, Lowndes Co., Pl 1 Adrian D. Johnson District Judge, Marengo Co. , Pl 1 Vince Deas District Judge, Monroe Co., Pl 1 Donna L. Silcox District Judge, Montgomery Co. Pl 2 Pamela Robinson Higgins District Judge, Montgomery Co. Pl 3 Tiffany B. McCord District Judge, Perry Co ., Pl 1 Robert D. Bryant District Attorney, 10th Circuit Danny Carr Circuit Clerk, Barbour Co. Paige Smith Circuit Clerk, Bullock Co. Rashawn Faniel Harris Circuit Clerk, Butler Co. Mattie Gomillion Circuit Clerk, Choctaw Co. Candace D. Jenkins Circuit Clerk, Clarke Co. Berneta Stallworth Circuit Clerk, Colbert Co. Deanna Douthit Thomas Circuit Clerk, Conecuh Co. David Jackson Circuit Clerk, Crenshaw Co. Jeannie Gibson Circuit Clerk, Dallas Co. Lynnethia Robinson Circuit Clerk, DeKalb Co. Pam Bailey Simpson Circuit Clerk, Escambia Co. John Robert Fountain Circuit Clerk, Fayette Co. Samantha Weeks Howard Circuit Clerk, Franklin Co. Anita Morgan Scott Circuit Clerk, Greene Co. Veronica Morton-Jones Circuit Clerk, Hale Co. Catrinna Long Perry Deputy Clerk Bessemer Division, Jefferson Co. Karen Dunn Burks Circuit Clerk, Jefferson Co. Jackie Anderson-Smith Circuit Clerk, Lowndes Co. Ruby A. Jones-Thomas 2018 Statewide Candidates - 2.'\2223<-t , .?I), ~ .-----------------------Circuit Clerk, Macon Co. David R. Love Jr. --t:e· ~ RECE!VED+ ~ 1---------------------+------------___,__..~,..____, ~ t-C_ir_c_u_it_C_le_r_k_, _M_a_re_n~g~o_C_o_._________ +- K_e_n_n~y_F_r_e_e_m_a_n______ ~ ..., --1 AUS 201S ~ Circuit Clerk, Monroe Co . Wesley Hines ~ SECRErARY ~ :c=i=rc=u=it=C=l=e=rk=·=M=o=n=t=go=m==e=ry==C=o=· =================G=in=a=:Jo=b=e==ls=h=m=a=n============~,:~<":i: OFSTAlE .§ Circuit Clerk, Perry Co. 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