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Endorsements 2018 FEDERAL & STATE RACES Governor Alabama Supreme Court Kay Ivey O Place 2 Tommy Bryan O Lt Nov. 6 Alabama Farmers Federation Political Action Committee Endorsements 2018 FEDERAL & STATE RACES Governor Alabama Supreme Court Kay Ivey o Place 2 Tommy Bryan o Lt. Governor Alabama Supreme Court Will Ainsworth o Place 3 Attorney General Will Sellers o o Steve Marshall Alabama Supreme Court Secretary of State Place 4 Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals Jay Mitchell o John H. Merrill o Place 3 State Treasurer Alabama Court of Civil Appeals Bill Cole o Place 1 John McMillan o US Congress, District 1 Christy Olinger Edwards o State Auditor Bradley Byrne o Alabama Court of Civil Appeals Jim Zeigler o Place 2 US Congress, District 2 o Commissioner of Agriculture Chad Hanson o Martha Roby and Industries Alabama Court of Civil Appeals US Congress, District 3 o Rick Pate Place 3 Mike Rogers o Terry A. Moore o Public Service Commission US Congress, District 4 Place 1 Alabama Court Robert Aderholt o Jeremy H. Oden o of Criminal Appeals Place 1 US Congress, District 5 Public Service Commission o Mo Brooks o Place 2 Richard Minor Chris “Chip” Beeker, Jr. o Alabama Court US Congress, District 6 of Criminal Appeals Gary Palmer o Alabama Supreme Court Place 2 US Congress, District 7 Chief Justice Chris McCool o Tom Parker o Terri A. Sewell o STATEWIDE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS o Amendment #1 o Amendment #2 o– Amendment #3 o Amendment #4 Proposing an amendment to Proposing an amendment to Proposing an amendment to the Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama the Constitution of Alabama of Constitution of Alabama of 1901, the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, providing for certain 1901, as amended; to declare relating to the Board of Trustees of 1901, to provide that, if a religious rights and liberties; and otherwise affirm that it is of the University of Alabama, to vacancy in either the House of authorizing the display of the the public policy of this state specify that the congressional Representatives or the Senate Ten Commandments on state to recognize and support the districts from which members occurs on or after October 1 of property and property owned sanctity of unborn life and the are appointed continue to reflect the third year of a quadrennium, or administrated by a public rights of unborn children, most those as constituted on January the seat would remain vacant school or public body; and importantly the right to life in 1, 2018, to remove the State until a successor is elected at prohibiting the expenditure all manners and measures Superintendent of Education the next succeeding general of public funds in defense of appropriate and lawful; and to from membership, and to delete election. the constitutionality of this provide that the constitution of the requirement that members amendment. this state does not protect the vacate office at the annual In Support of right to abortion or require the meeting of the board following funding of abortion. their seventieth birthday. – Neutral Paid for and distributed by Alabama Farmers Federation, PO Box 11000, Montgomery, AL 36191. Nov. 6 2018 DISTRICT RACES BY COUNTY CHAMBERS CRENSHAW GREENE n Tracie West, BOE2 n Chris Sells, HD90 n Artis “A.J.” McCampbell, HD71 n Bob Fincher, HD37 n Will Barfoot, SD25 n Ralph A. Howard, HD72 n Debbie Hamby Wood, HD38 n Bobby Singleton, SD24 CULLMAN n Randy Price, SD13 n Cynthia McCarty, BOE6 HALE CHEROKEE n Scott Stadthagen, HD9 n Ralph A. Howard, HD72 n Cynthia McCarty, BOE6 n Randall Shedd, HD11 n Bobby Singleton, SD24 n Ginny Shaver, HD39 n Corey Harbison, HD12 HENRY n Andrew Jones, SD10 n Garlan Gudger, SD4 n Dexter Grimsley, HD85 n DEMOCRAT CHILTON DALE n Billy Beasley, SD28 n REPUBLICAN n April Weaver, HD49 n Tracie West, BOE2 n Tracie West, BOE2 n Ed Oliver, HD81 n Wes Allen, HD89 HOUSTON n Cam Ward, SD14 n Steve Clouse, HD93 AUTAUGA n Dexter Grimsley, HD85 n Clyde Chambliss Jr, SD30 n Donnie Chesteen, SD29 n Kelvin Jamichael Lawrence, HD69 n Billy Beasley, SD28 n Jimmy W. Holley, SD31 n Will Dismukes, HD88 CHOCTAW n Tracie West, BOE2 n Clyde Chambliss Jr, SD30 n Elaine Beech, HD65 DALLAS n Paul W. Lee, HD86 n Bobby Singleton, SD24 n Prince Chestnut, HD67 n Jeff Sorrells, HD87 BALDWIN n Steve Clouse, HD93 n Harry Shiver, HD64 CLARKE DEKALB n Donnie Chesteen, SD29 n Alan Baker, HD66 n Elaine Beech, HD65 n Cynthia McCarty, BOE6 n Joe Faust, HD94 n Thomas E. “Action” Jackson, n Tommy Hanes, HD23 JACKSON n Steve McMillan, HD95 HD68 n Nathaniel Ledbetter, HD24 n Ritchie Whorton, HD22 n Matt Simpson, HD96 n Greg Albritton, SD22 n Kerry Rich, HD26 n Tommy Hanes, HD23 n Greg Albritton, SD22 n Wes Kitchens, HD27 n Steve Livingston, SD8 CLAY n Chris Elliott, SD32 n Becky Nordgren, HD29 n Tracie West, BOE2 JEFFERSON n Ginny Shaver, HD39 BARBOUR n Ron Johnson, HD33 n John W. Rogers, Jr., HD52 n Steve Livingston, SD8 n Berry Forte, HD84 n Steve Hurst, HD35 n Roderick “Rod” Hampton n Clay Scofield, SD9 n Billy Beasley, SD28 n Randy Price, SD13 Scott, HD55 n Andrew Jones, SD10 n Tracie West, BOE2 n Louise “Lulu” Alexander, CLEBURNE ELMORE HD56 BIBB n Tracie West, BOE2 n Mike Holmes, HD31 n Merika Coleman, HD57 n Ralph A. Howard, HD72 n Bob Fincher, HD37 n Reed Ingram, HD75 n Rolanda Hollis, HD58 n April Weaver, HD49 n Ginny Shaver, HD39 n Will Dismukes, HD88 n Mary Moore, HD59 n Cam Ward, SD14 n Randy Price, SD13 n Will Barfoot, SD25 n Juandalynn Givan, HD60 BLOUNT COFFEE n Clyde Chambliss, Jr, SD30 n Rodger M. Smitherman, SD18 n Cynthia McCarty, BOE6 n Tracie West, BOE2 n Priscilla Dunn, SD19 ESCAMBIA n Randall Shedd, HD11 n Chris Sells, HD90 n Linda Coleman-Madison, n Alan Baker, HD66 n Connie Cooner Rowe, HD13 n Rhett Marques, HD91 SD20 n Mike Jones, Jr., HD92 n Wes Kitchens, HD27 n Mike Jones, Jr., HD92 n Tim Wadsworth, HD14 n Greg Albritton, SD22 n David Standridge, HD34 n Jimmy W. Holley, SD31 n Allen Farley, HD15 n Clay Scofield, SD9 ETOWAH n Kyle South, HD16 COLBERT n Shay Shelnutt, SD17 n Gil F. Isbell, HD28 n n Johnny Mack Morrow, SD6 Danny Garrett, HD44 n Becky Nordgren, HD29 n Dickie Drake, HD45 BULLOCK n Jamie Kiel, HD18 n B. Craig Lipscomb, HD30 n n Berry Forte, HD84 David Faulkner, HD46 CONECUH n Andrew Jones, SD10 n n Billy Beasley, SD28 David Wheeler, HD47 n Thomas E. “Action” Jackson, n Jim Carns, HD48 FAYETTE BUTLER HD68 n n Kyle South, HD16 Allen Treadaway, HD51 n Chris Sells, HD90 n Chris Sells, HD90 n n Greg J. Reed, SD5 Greg J. Reed, SD5 n CALHOUN COOSA Dan Roberts, SD15 FRANKLIN n n Barbara Bigsby Boyd, HD32 n Tracie West, BOE2 J.T. “Jabo” Waggoner, SD16 n Johnny Mack Morrow, SD6 n n Cynthia McCarty, BOE6 n Ron Johnson, HD33 Shay Shelnutt, SD17 n Proncey Robertson, HD7 n Becky Nordgren, HD29 n Ed Oliver, HD81 n Jamie Kiel, HD18 LAMAR n Steve Hurst, HD35 n Clyde Chambliss Jr, SD30 n Kyle South, HD16 n Randy Wood, HD36 GENEVA n COVINGTON Tracy Estes, HD17 n Ginny Shaver, HD39 n Tracie West, BOE2 n n Mike Jones, Jr., HD92 Gerald Allen, SD21 n Koven “K.L.” Brown, HD40 n Jeff Sorrells, HD87 n Jimmy W. Holley, SD31 n Del Marsh, SD12 n Donnie Chesteen, SD29 Alabama Farmers Federation Political Action Committee Paid for and distributed by Alabama Farmers Federation, PO Box 11000, Montgomery, AL 36191. Nov. 6 DISTRICT RACES BY COUNTY 2018 LAUDERDALE MARION PICKENS n Johnny Mack Morrow, SD6 n Johnny Mack Morrow, SD6 n Bobby Singleton, SD24 n Phillip Pettus, HD1 n Tracy Estes, HD17 n Rodney Sullivan, HD61 n Lynn Greer, HD2 n Garlan Gudger, SD4 n Gerald Allen, SD21 n Jamie Kiel, HD18 MARSHALL PIKE n Tim Melson, SD1 n Cynthia McCarty, BOE6 n Wes Allen, HD89 LAWRENCE n Scott Stadthagen, HD9 n Jimmy W. Holley, SD31 n Johnny Mack Morrow, SD6 n Randall Shedd, HD11 RANDOLPH n Proncey Robertson, HD7 n Kerry Rich, HD26 n Tracie West, BOE2 n Garlan Gudger, SD4 n Wes Kitchens, HD27 n Bob Fincher, HD37 TUSCALOOSA n David Standridge, HD34 n LEE n Randy Price, SD13 Christopher John England, HD70 n Clay Scofield, SD9 n n Pebblin Walker Warren, HD82 Artis “A.J.” McCampbell, HD71 RUSSELL n n Jeremy “Mr. Eyg” Gray, HD83 MOBILE Bobby Singleton, SD24 n Jeremy “Mr. Eyg” Gray, HD83 n n Tracie West, BOE2 n Adline C. Clarke, HD97 Kyle South, HD16 n Berry Forte, HD84 n n Debbie Hamby Wood, HD38 n Napoleon Bracy, Jr., HD98 Rodney Sullivan, HD61 n Billy Beasley, SD28 n n Joe Lovvorn, HD79 n Sam Jones, HD99 Rich Wingo, HD62 n Tracie West, BOE2 n n Chris E. Blackshear, HD80 n Barbara Drummond, Bill Poole, HD63 n Chris E. Blackshear, HD80 n n Randy Price, SD13 HD103 Greg J. Reed, SD5 n Tom Whatley, SD27 n n Tom Whatley, SD27 n Vivian Davis Figures, SD33 Gerald Allen, SD21 n Matt Simpson, HD96 SHELBY WALKER n Victor Gaston, HD100 n Allen Farley, HD15 n LIMESTONE Connie Cooner Rowe, HD13 n Chris Pringle, HD101 n Corley Ellis, HD41 n n Lynn Greer, HD2 Tim Wadsworth, HD14 n Shane Stringer, HD102 n Arnold G. Mooney II, HD43 n n Parker Duncan Moore, HD4 Greg J. Reed, SD5 n Margie Wilcox, HD104 n Dickie Drake, HD45 n Danny F. Crawford, HD5 n Chip Brown, HD105 n Jim Carns, HD48 WASHINGTON n Andy Whitt, HD6 n n Jack Williams, SD34 n April Weaver, HD49 Elaine Beech, HD65 n Mac McCutcheon, HD25 n n David Sessions, SD35 n Matt Fridy, HD73 Greg Albritton, SD22 n Tim Melson, SD1 n Jim McClendon, SD11 n Tom Butler, SD2 MONROE WILCOX n Cam Ward, SD14 n n Arthur Orr, SD3 n Thomas E.
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